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rte ssase q OHIO y MootOs 81 z Suns Y y

Pefso1ally appeared before me the I'M
|dersigned authority, xcoB sAe a1oHo,
Who being dal, sworn according 10 law,
|deposes and says that be Is q Democrat
land ss'such has always been = warm
friend and supporter OF, William Wed
IDLE. as b candidate for county auditor !;
that be has supported Mr.. Weddle every
ftime lie awas d candidate: thar about the
18th day OF Seplembef, 1877, 1t Dvtr's
Hotel. IN, the toFn OF poods6eld, be had
tasconyersaiion With Nj w eddie in rela-
ltio1 to die prospects bot election; that
l6lf Wei1dle expressed some alarm shout
hbe sn9kt thst Good dfich, tbe editor Of
tkhe' MoHRpt sDEMocsAT,as vas making
against him and dnexpfessel o. wish 70
lhase The fght stopped; that he then and
ftBeye asked this atilsnt 81 go to aGopd-
ffjc1 fiskfIe With him George IA Car.
jrothers, and ethers.d then named, and
law 10 Goodfich fs him fweddle) that
}ifs he wadlA Hold dp 6gh.ipg FOR N6LL
fshstihs fyysddisJ would give : BIN sthe
ifccounty ptipting under bic e0ntt6b d.
Iring bis term OF Office; that adiant a. Q
|ffiend, ,nfB Mra Wsddleis ., sud in lpnrsu-
fsnee 81! his request md ii the pfeseace
fof h3e0f3e z Y. : Caff0thers, made the
Isbove proposition 10 Mr.. Goodrich, in
In The naue os Mr. We'd he; which prop.
toaflioa Mr. Goodrich rejected; saving
ihe was inshihg b fght for Noli. Af!1ant
1 1fufther esys; }kSt be bad no personal ia.
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aIH dEA IfIHW T
day.

Iyif you want ths1 news of Monro<
County, the general nevsof importance
late market reports, subscribe for THi
|SPiRsr. 'sTkRxs.-One year. u 20; sii
monfhs ~ cents. Office. North of Thu
Monr0e Bank
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Tuesday the 9th
inst, ,aisl ! election
|dxSussss ;;.s. .zslsaaa q = |

~ Bonds were quoted ID the Ne.
York msrket At the close on the 28ih
|alt % lsoslo~s: "a ta4 ,issss Fssts.s ~ /
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MAM. Kaifk

Sept 2s-Flour 8 65as sos Wheat
!. ssal 81; Corn SlsSse;a 0ass s2s45e
Rye 6Ac; Barley SSc
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ea9 ssfnts ~ - ? "a y 4e,tffL ~
m NM 81 stssSo;ss, IL; ~ aodss ss 4 III III ..s
i a for sals on very rsastnae " tsrps ne
house . ID good fsYsit, aad ssahlins 80,
Address John MARTIN, ciaduetoa, u6ntes
Cos o. ,s6t ~ ksR MARTllfs Mr. 1sApsas-
tss, wssAipAss Sfa oss losaa6slisssE
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~ Fruit Tfees, )
Grape Vines,

izs RyFruit Trees
Grape Vines,
Evetgreenss
AMI Shrdhbery Of oil kinds for sale by
Mrs. n. A. AT,;Woods1eld, Ohio. -.
Orders from q distance will receive
tfohtt sttehtioA. Azkg8Il.alYEH'
AK yod Want 4 llrst Class wheeie,
and Wilson Inpreted Sewing Machine
|thst sefIs III this ifafgst tar $50. % to
NORRIS 4 ARMSTR0NG'S ahA ne,
Il tfor 43S 3S 1s8 aS
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The asas<nie9tOfG @. %. Hsod-
kfEk Shu f1l6 q fkdavtt Of
JacOb G.. YohO C0ma
nn;IAlctely RefutedroH
swliIEIslIA,a " i q speLE aist:s 1 / !: 81 fnEsl Z
se. .s';& as Rsks. asf1sss

q fbe fuifowihe Appeared IN tit Mon
lpD roe, 3 Dsmmsssal Ne "A efothe sistult.;s Esis.SfI
IerH RoWest, syhe publisher Of The
|ebirit would hardly take up 90 much
spsce % pfaise ups Weddlss incompe-
tency, and. 10 vent his pure cussednes91
aaainst goodrich, the Republican FROM
INoble Ecunty,,'n be knew that duringI
the past week, Mr. Weddle' made us a|
lproposition through . Responsible Dem
ocrat Of this County. which Wis FhSdel
to Us without any solicitaticn on our
ltsh, thst if' We Would ashoM up" fight.
line fof Noll from now nntil after the
sleclfoh, thSt hs would, II elected give,
us alL the couuty printine under shiseQp
ltrol, ,duriuR .hiss term ofso0lcsy MsSWant
m aistinctly understood that Ne have en-
I1lsted for Nalt during tkecampsign, and
~ fof3 fof ssles sMr. West can Tut this
tr N nine and snok &c H. GooD.
mes, EspubIitsh nom Noble County,
.The - b,se , s~as hstcheds too soon To
be of sny use Sin this campaign 6 The
ftot:eSine sFldsyit nom MI sDptk
knoeks itinto snithereens and lssveslits
iuthofss 70 swssf outof their flie'the best
N. .tksH caA;s, ,sia sss 5 sss
\ o1psnlkIp, o. Sept. 81. 1877.
q Personally appeared before
t|e Judk kins Clerk Of
ithe Court of Common Pleas
tofs Monnae County, Chic, the
'!under ersjgned who being duly
Sworn deposes and dsaySs that
the statement. in the Monroe
.lDEmocRAT ofseptember Dist,
that &c &c, " eddls) you'd. il
elected give Us tthe 'pEMocEAT)
AL the county printing under
his control during his tefnl
IF we would hold up fighting
flor Noll, is false ii every par
I ftletllar, ana aIflan6 furoner aQ6-
poses and says that he never
!. lat any time. made any Of the
propositions or statements set
forth III said article Of author
GEized any person to make them
sfor him; tRat The stat tetielitk
Hare wholly false and witt bout
5aB foand daf ion lSl whatever j and
further this deponent saysnot
s. al s ,,ssS - sssIt ) IS MsMss WEDDLE.ig
Sworn To md signed ia ny
I rFrresences this 2lst day Of Sep.
| lfen6e sD l67 ss,.sa, l1,s 4, ss,l
L oss5la.a istlis D.. JuDxISs
CLERK 'of Court of moi
sfj; tp1nuued ysm isssss $50 Il & sSsp.3
III 1SSss 1SSs sssFs ie !: 81 s}f
se SusFsing under the lasbi1s sisenshen
tin he kboys Ihd & m ~ Z 81 q fpducst
lin the Dsasa1ras pf r1s.
4 TIC ssase 81 OHIO. Monroe County
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11Belmont county people vote on
the 90 inst. on the question Of estsb-
lishiDs ] cniidtsns Home q
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MARRIED. September 18th, by
SIMON HALL, Esq, Of Perry township,
NJ, IsAIAs W, CL,sE and Miss EnIrJI
klNcAlp isiag eds krsz. .hisssbooW 10 "
On September ssa. BY Rev. c 'seara!
MEL, Mr. JAoos /. GRAry and Miss LENA
4 ,wasrk Ba gaI10lisI
o. September ed, by W. H HAVE
ms, Esq, of Perry township, sMrwHisI
RI SALISBURY and Miss NAECia R1xei
both OF Monroe county, Ohio.
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Woodsnegd stock Market
October sfECsttle sazc pei posi6s,
sheep 4tea5s per pound. Hogs 4a4i'
per pound.
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E1I(rs n a. WAY, os wsolsaeId, |,
M ~esk rsssls5d sstssAdful Chrome
iSs' I sl.s ssiss'',s 3. &. s;s "
scilscsiou Of cut aorsrs ss oar County
Fair.
Ss4sl fdssS Dc sth, !. 80,
ion dsy, Work forthe whole tisk'
q and lei ~ nd pp ovsr 1000 ms
* s.ss;ls-<-1s.sss-ss. ..s;-s--ssa4
AUwa have su<bked that second
sipe, snd pow Gocsa,ca, The Republi'
.esp, snd fcHos ksse 2sspissiof 70 "6g
GER on the number 81 votes their ab
sprd ~ NJ ioss % Sbe Republican
candidate SSv auditor.
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Sept 2S-Flour 5 00s9 90; Wheat,
IolsI si6; Corn 42Ac: Qats 23te; : b
|5s} s}c |; Bailey 6iacA AE.B ~
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EgWe are informed that several Re-
.publicans here. sknowiugi that there is
NOT The shsdow sofa chance for Mr..
Nous ssrcess, intend this vfek 70 ped
die all kinds Of absurd stories sgains,
Mr. wEbpLE Democrats, Be on your
ausrd sgsinst triicks sud tafsehoods
We could name number Of honorable
men in the lRsphblican pafty, in Woods
field, Who take no part in the game o
|slandeF waged agsinst the Democratic
Ecandldate, for, Auditor.
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pO.Elders SyEsoss and GkSrz win
commente i prosrac,ed meeting Hniht
Christian, y Church of this place this even
| ipe, tie "a inst ,..-,1,s...,g
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A@PIliIade

Sept 9S-Float 4-o0ss 00; Wheat |
ztslssz Corp 5ssslca Gsts aaassc
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''.A Tuesday tkc9th
,iast1 is election
day. 81. :.

WILLIAM!
isY.EDDLEdWiHb
elected dAud1Iitef j by
q majority that will
convince the Re-
publicansthatt
cannot abulIdozle''
the Democrats 0f
this s.s'('euBty.
'yoting the Rcpub-
fiiCan Ticket.
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.DNG Gun. Powder Young Hyign, In.
perisI aud japan Teas. Of The Finest
quality, For Oee Dollar pei pound, sasr.
rasssd to be the Best 10 the market. s7c
cents per pound for flnest japan, oil ut
r SCHUMACHER'S. Z,
Hff you wautso fnd goods at low
prices and a good stock TO- select from
the, place to 90 is,s f-,sssss,s z4,.s,sl ys4ss-
sT,e NORRIS q ARMSTRONG
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Gemcsumaff,

Sept ss--FloaT S s5a6 Is; Whea,
R7 Corn 48a5Qc; Oats 26sDe; ;r Rs
6Ua62c: Barley 65s67c.N "a ~
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ii Tuesday the9th
lnst.ya isI. election
div laI7.o : IS tsss

- fhS tsmpsrancs meeting Il The
C,urs. Hoese ;hsss Friday .eveping ~as
well attended. Speeches we're made By
q D MAsoR sud Rev sRsDEas ofwoods.
Geld. and Mr. J B FeAsSLss and Mr.
CiLES wtrSS, Of Noble county.
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4 East I.fSerty, e Atfli, ,iassrff q
CArrLE-Prfme c s. 25aS .7S: common 4
III Has.Lfatsae 5 l0ss 10; rlliiadsr
SaEEP-Selline at 5 15a5 IS,
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k9-For Fine Dress Goods, Clocks,
Shawls; Felt Skirts, Hoop sSkTtss and
fancy goods, GO 10 xa saielsga haa Hs:9
.ssts NORRIS q &ARMSTHoN0sS.
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s1'ke Annual Meeting

81 the stock ckfolders of tie DsllsirS aud souths
wettefn Railway Company. will b. Asld at ~
oGsos of tks, Company a., ,Rallsirs Ohio. -
Thursday, October. 4, 1871. At Z e'>lecks -:
'1a ''''S " ~ ~ Aw. kHDHNsoS.
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HAttsnd the slsotion on next
Tuesday, the 9th, aud work for the
Democratic ticket. J.
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Aaa a sns 81, 81 y Saturday siAr isssitss., I 3,
/, These ssannssions win sonusses 81 .
o'clocf :. n. and eloss q 4 p. q;
q ~ Of 50 cents d rs46irsd NJ esch
sppiiesnt q . condition u sasai1ski6o, snd
must y psid intaysuees = 90 ts9
By orders 81 The 1sssd. "a
idsgs,,7ra. Sd ATKINSON OWE
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!, q LLss1s q = DIT 10 p5 il5I5Hl
fCHg csanty comuissicussf sgilsMePs .
fhe brine or Datidttnf hflfs y Pe5sy
.c,Nsb{X e 10 s5sesssTH 3 ssE 81
lia sTsal,dssss tssssst 4 q fs1h i
A.,2 o'olosS "a The sfisfPce6. 70 rSstix BIDS
fer 4 s,oss wsii abd iii q ssld btld &: III;
Hoard stssyry. sSs u II Us Y fs5sot AZ saa sii'
81 oYdss cSsssy cSunasissSsss0s esI
,ssss y 20 WILLIAM. 1xQpf&s
J. sssptssus. ssffH taduet = g q.
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NJ, MrS NxDpLE stands head and
shealdersl above yeao in everything
that goes to make a truthful and honor
able maus s9GTaJ = 3 ~ I
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re,v 4 AA,evssses1aenta.

New Advertisement.
Local. 2 scHUnAcHEs
yIccaIs. MoRRrs 3 ARMSTRONG
TTT3 3-1lz-1AS94l&A HHIa
z ~ HDsnoerat } $50 majority caz
be pslled on the 9th, If we work q
We should. 81
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E~H Pot Fl0wefs or all Einds Tor salt
at Mrs. WAYS 1,s,,s r., -.
EE1t you want meal wheuin towr
cafl 1t REINHERR'S City Bakery.
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An Historical F act

Every agent who has been steadily seiiins
he improved 500 Homestead Sewing Machine
or three wears, owns his own dwelling house.
nas good account in bank, is clear OF dent,
and has money at interest,-the ma ufai cohse-
rnence of securing good agency tor superior
goods at the lowest prices A good first-class
Sewing Machine, most usefnl-rellable at all
times. EASY to understand and control, the same
s,ze and does the same work a any Machine
that sells for Four TINES the price There IS
no machine at any price better, or that Will 90
finer or more work, and certainly none SO low
in price by many dollars. The HOMESTEAD Is
widely known and used III thousands Of tam
lilies in the Eastern and Middle States, ana
daily becomin. popular in the West. II Will
save the C st several times over In the season,
doing the work of the mily, or Will earn tour
or five dollars a day for any man or woman
who sews for living. 1t is thu strongest
Machine made, is ready at all times to do IL
work. makes the strongest and finest stitch YET
invented and is acknowledged as the standard
Family Sewing Machine. Price, complete tol
domestic use, $40 delivered at your door; ne
matter how remote yon may reside. Business
permanent and honorable, with more certain
and rapid sales, and larger profits than an,
the,r Extraordinary offers mane to local 0
travelling agents where we have none establish
I'd. or. If there is no agent near YOU. send you
order direct to the factory. Address John ID
Kendall < CO.. al Broadway, New York.
Billy
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t;,r This system is as follows:

remote frontier. This system is as follows:
The desiring to " nee ssndS
Ros'e g. 0"I Pan1 containing request to send
them the as samples of the kind of goods therein
rafarred to. Messrs. d. w. ngersoll Co.
by return mail send him ina small package h Of
nnrchaser then compares the fabric and the
pprice with the goods in his local stores, and II
he finds, as we think he will, that the goods
offered by Messrs. Ingersoll & Co. are much
better and cheaper, he encloses the sample
which he selects, with money postal order
or certified check, Tor money package sent e.,
by express or in registered letter. for the
amount Of the proposed purchase II /, ne docs
not receive goods to correspond with the sam
pie sent, Messrs. Ingersoll Co. will ta Ike
I! them back and correct the error or return TIC
money. ~,
experiment. fake a postal card and sene
for samples and then judge, tor yonrselVe'
whether it will pay you to make an oroer'
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Will Cure Consumption.

10 all suffering from the following diseases
ray OF hope is offered through the kindness
ol a missionary friend who has sent me the
formula of purely vegetable medicine which
has long being used by the native medicine
men of Hindostan:-tor the positive and
radical cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Throat and
lung difficulty, General Debility, Loss OF
Manhood and all Nervous Affections, its
power has been tested in hundreds of cases
without o failure. | now feel it my sacred
duty az far as posshleto relieve human mis-
erv and will send the recipe-FREE OF CHARGE
to any person W no may desire it with direc-
lions for using. Sent by return mail by ad
dressing with stamps naming this paper
DR.. 0. r. Brigham, Drawer IS, Utica, n. Y
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COUNTY OF DAKOTA.
independent Creenback County Convention.

We the undersigned tax payers of the
county of Dakota, believing that the general
welfare of the people will be best promoted BY
having Greenhack or Independent candidates
elected to fill the several Offices in said county:
therefore Join in call for a mass conven-
Tin to he held at Pennington, on Saturday,
Oct. 20. at lOo'cloek M for the purpose of
nominating Il Senator, five Representatives,
County Treasurer, Sheriff. Judge of Probate,
County Attorney, Register of Deeds, Clerk OF
the Court, County Superintendent OF Schools,
and Commissioner for the LIST District.
1t is earnestly desired that there be a large
delegation present from every town In the
county. SO we can thoroughly organize the
Green back party in and for Dakota county.
Good sneakers will be in attendance. Green
fuckers, workingmen, and every body else
are requested to give one day for the benefit OF
the suffering millions of our country.
L. &. Rogers. F. Church, Richard Morrill,
Robert Moore, DR.. Berlin, Il. Prior: VIM A.
Gray, T. c. Child, J. II Ferris, N. Emer-
son, S Sherd, Geo G. Chamberlln. lrenus Fer
kins. Y G Vanslyke, S Meeker, VIM Clague,
John Simpson, Leonard Johnson, ii II
Barber Lamb, NJ Nichols and 10 others
lngersoll 4 Co. of St. Paul, one OF the old
est and wealthlest firm in the State, still con-
tinue to doan immense business in dry goods
Their policy is to buy for cash in New York
Boston, Philadelphia and the ether great mar
kets OF the east, taking advantage of the de-
pressed condition of the market. and sell fol-
cash to their customers in Minnesota. In thi:
way they are able to place dry goods within
reach OF the people of this State st q very small
percentage higher price than Similar Good.
could be bought for in the east.
And they supplement this great advantage
bv an "order business" which brings til,
cheap goods within the reach of the farmer
2 the State, and of those living upon tn
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ENCOURAGING Words.

friend writes us from Hennepin county:
stThere is great deal OF Ignorance among
the nation. and the enormity of the swindle is
40 great that the people are slow to believe 1t
upon bare assertion.
do not know how to express my thanks TO
ua,, Cor vonr nntirinc devotion to the inter
cots Of the toiling masses; ana your exposure
of the Internal schemes that have reduced
millions of our laboring peopeto poverty and
MISERY. and brought our country to the verge
ofbankruptcy and ruin.
Unfortunately for the people every scheme
Of plunder carried through by the natlona
robbers gives them more power tor iurthe1
mischief; the press OF the country IS larger.
s,hs;dized and there are thousands of mel
who, like H. w. Beecher, will bolster up an,
;r;o,,i.v for GOLD -
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Over5,OOO,000ACTes

of land, consisting of every odd section In
each township, for distance OF twenty Niles
on both sides Of the road, or one-h the land
in a belt forty miles wide, extending TO Denver
City, in Colorado, thus forming continuation
Of the belt of country which from the Atlantic
coast westward, is found to be, in climate. SOIL
and every production OF nature, Inc most IA
vored.
To aid in the settlement Of this supurb DO
main with an intelligent and industrious peo-
pie. is the object OF the Homestead; II y III
tended TO contain fair and candid represen
tstion of facts; nor will it ever give, intention
ally, any statement that will not, upon inves-
| tigation, be fully sustained.
| The Company obtains its title TO these lands
| FROM tho Gnyernment of the United States.
They are being ofsr,d at prices lower than
anv other lands in the west, that will compare
with them in soil, china and general advan,
taees. The terms Of payment, Is will be found
~ ! careful examination, are more liberal in
all essential features than have heretofore been
offered By any railway company.
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y,,,1- ruf0 DEMOCRACY CARR
THE STATE on 4 GREEN-
PACK PLATFORM.

,rhe Democracy Of Ohio have TOT
,,o,r - nasf supported greendack doe
yealS p''2 'rhey are now having their
.ll,ls@ The Bloody Shirt having
heen washed out, and the sectarlan
p iss3as, Dlaved out. the people are no"
t t3n their attention to the imam
c;al nrestions. The result is that the
Now news as we 90 to press. shows that
:. oSE-sIxTH OF THE STATE Tile
cprENBACK DEMOCRATS HAVE MAD
! GAIN OF {, 900 ON LAST YEARS NolE'
mis- riyes them the state by a large
majority. Now let US hear Iroiie
Iohn Sherman and the Bulllonlsts OF
Wall street
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and S5Oor 800 per week
THE EVER READY AND NEVER OUT VI ohD1n
HOMESTEAD con
$50 sEw vv.~s,.E
For Domestic use,
For Domestic use

,,,,- Tah,e and Fixtures complete, only $40
A perfect and unequaled, large, strong and
durable Machine, constructed eiekan. tin. .a
sai;a from fhe best material with mathematical
nr-cis1on. for Constant Family use or manulac-
hiring purposes. Always ready at molnen.
no.co to do it's DAYS work, never out OF order,
o,,d viii last a generation with MODERATE care,
.asv To understand and manage;lighf, smoolh;
and swift running, like the weii-regulalen
movement of fine watch; Simpi., oohipac a,
Efficient. and Reliable. with all ,ne salua ans
,,,ach;ncs warranted to do the same work, the
same way. and as rapid and smooth as go
mach;ne An acknowledged. triumph OF IN
a.,;ons mechanical skill, essentially the WORK,
2;na woman's friend. and far IN advance OF al
ordinary Machines, for absolute oIIesngln'
Paliabiiity and general usefulness VIII lnel ,
Fell. Tuck, Seam, INIT, bin1, Drau, I n,i
Tsahrn;der Run up Breaiths, &C., with won
darfnl ranidity. neatness and ease, se"s the
..ranaest lasting stitch equally fine and smooth
sar,s,,gh ali kinds of goods, from cambrlc t6
sar,oral thicknesses of broadclOth or leather
With fine or coarse cotton, linen, SIX or twlne
| Gives perfect satisfaction. VIII earn us COS
| several times over in season Ior WhaI Worf
| !. does. or make cool living for any man o.
rra,oan who desires to use it for that purpose
md works so faithful and easy the servants
| .h;ld,sn can use it without damage. Price o
machine with light table, fully equipped TO
family work, $40. HALF CASE, COVER, SID
DRAWERS Asp CABIsET STYLES each at cor
respondingly low rates safr delivery guar
sn,,ed free from damage. Explanator
namuhlets illustrated with engravings OF t b
several styles of Machines, references, yarlet
If sewing &C.. mailed free. Confdentis
terms with liberal inducements to enterprisin
CIsrrymen, Teachers, Business Men, Travelin
or Local Agents. &C., who desire exclusis
Agencies, furnished on application. Addrei
John 81. Kendall & Co., 421 Broadway, Ne
| York l31-lY
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
coon NEWS FROM IOWA.
y,fJE, GREENBACKERS POLLlNT
AN IMMENSE VOTE.

As we go to press the first reports
of the election in Iowa come TO mana.
They show greatly reduced Repub-
lican majority, and reveal the 1act
flat the Greenbackers are polling an
uuexpectedly large vote. The first
kilograms set it down at 1000 III the
state the next estimated itat $4,000 to
%. 0O0: and the last, ADMIT THAT 1T Is
OVER 10000, What it will be when
Ill The returns are in remains to DC
seen.
LEFT the Greenbackers of Mlnneso IL
on 70 work with renewed vigor.
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Amin is not easily earned in these times,
VIIl but it can be made in three months
OIL by any one of either sex,i any part
Of the country WHO'S willing TO- WORK stea az
" at the employment that we furnish. e66
ner week in YOUR own town. You need not
be away from your home at night. You can
give your whole time to the work, or only
Your SPARE moments We have agents who
are making over 500 per day. All who en-
gage at once can make money fast. AT the
present time money cannot be made 80 easily
and rapidly at any other business. 1t costs
nothing to trythe business. Terms and s.
outfit free. Address at once, II. HALLETT Il
70 Portland. Maine. 160-6m: