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, 1877-07-28

4 Truly ARTIFICIAL EYE.-Dr. VIM
Simmens has constructed, by an ingenious
adoption of selenium 10 the purpose, IN
artificial eye that Is sensitive 10 light and
to difference in color, which gives signs 0f
fatigue when it is submitted To the pro-
longed action Of hight, and regains its
strength after resting with closed lids,
and which by aa electroma t attach
ment may be made to close itseA involun-
tarily, as does the human eye, on the
occurrence Of a vivid fash In its con-
struction a hollow sphere, suitably sup
ported, Is provided W.T. two openings, in
one of which Is placed covering lens,
and III the other a selenium plate, the lat
ter IN communication with an electric
current and a ga,vanometer. The lens be-
ing covered with two movable screens,
the whole is comparable to an eye, in
which the screens represent the lids and
The selenium plate the retina Whenever
the screens are removed the galvanometer
Is seen % deyiate, and the degree of de-
yiation depends on the color Of the light
which e0nveuges upon the selenium it Is
very slight il the light is blue, more II
the hght is red, and still more if white
hight Is transmitted.
, 1877-07-28
LUlFBFA RIVER EXB7AEs.
CAPT JOIN A. SIAI5IS vCUCTES TOR THEIR
PEACEABLE DISPOSITION.

NoLN LII AAi+1AN --t1E d'i-F AAs 4"ss
HoN. THos ?. PAeE-DsG, eir.-Know-
ing the anxiety tia5 is fels IN regard to In
dian m&tters "a this seeJi0i tie post com
mandsr at Fort Colyilla and myself have
spared 30 pains TO ascertain i there was any
probability of the disaaectica among the
Nez Perces spreading to t'.a Tribes 81 this
agency ard viciuity.
Oar last messenger returned tisis ev 5Hil g
from Moses camp, AID repog5s him as e2-
pressing himself fleldly a-d altogether dis
Inclined 10 take any part II the present los
tilities. He said he had given ms word tha5
he would never taSe up arms against the
whites again, and he intended II keep 1t ;
that 10 danger need be apprchended FROM
him or lis peoIsa and that he cCuid say rs
much for the other Indians on the Columbia
He desired that wOr,! should be sent to the
Grab creek settlers and Others who had left
their homes to return and care for their
property that he would bc responsible Tor
their safety.
| viii add here, that have Just seen two
white settlers vino haze places between Crab
creek and the columbia, and who intend re-
turning there tomorrow. They gave it as
their opinion, that there Is 40 danger to be
appreheDded, and that the settlers could re-
turn with perfect safety acd from all can
learn | feel confident iLat they would run
no risk in doing SO, as there seems to be no
probability of the organization OF any hostile
force to annoy them.
The Indians assert that most Of the depre-
dations reported to have been committed on
Crab creek were by white men who have,
through interested motives, mag1itied what
ever cause OF alarm there might have been.
After viewing the whole situation, Captain
Harris considered the information obtained
sufficiently satisfactory to send a courier to
Walla Walla, 10 the post commander, with
a view Of indUeing the settlers TO return to
their homes.
Awaiting myself Of the opportunity, I send
you this for similar purpose.
Respectfully, JcHy j. SIMNs,
L. : Indian AGENT.
, 1877-07-28

How TO CHOOSE Coon BLACK SILK.
How to choose a black silk, which viii
wear well, is a puzzle to many ladies' In
deed, so proverbial is the difficulty Of
making a wise selection, that those who
have any regard to economy hesitate be
fore purchasing, and yet often complain
* having made bad bargain in spite Uf
all their care One wba seems 10 under
stand the matter recommends that when
. lady is about 10 choose black silk she
should pull a thread out of the filling.
She must try the strength OF the thread
If 1t breaks easily the examination has
gone far enough it Is wisdom 10 look
further. Ii the thread indicates some
backbone, then it is necessary 70 seize the
silk by the corner and rub IT just as the
washerwoman would do when she intends
10 remove a STAIN. If this awful orde;sl
can be performed TO perfection-'omem-
Der some muscle must be brought into
play-the silk is honest and legitimate
Ii 1t is heavy with dye, if held up TO the
light slight traces Of disaster may be dis
cerned
, 1877-07-28
APPEAL TO THE SETTLERS on THE PAL0UsE
To Return TO THEIR HOMES.

APPEAL TO THE SETTLERS on THE PALOUsE
To RETURN TO THEIR HOMES.
A responsible gentleman, living at Colfax,
writes as follows:
"Citi2ens Of Palouse are urged to return
home No dauger need be apprehended.
Three hundred ard sixty stand of arms
needle guns and l6, GOO rounds Of ammum-
ton are now at Colfax, awaiting distribution
among the settlers.
The cattle and horses arc IN many OF
your reids hegs in your gardens, and the
doors Of your houses IN some eases open and
the houses probably rifed.
Go home and harvest your crops. The
winter Is approaching, and if you loose your
grain your financial condition viii be depl0r-
able. While you had no arms you did right
To take your families to place OF safety
But now have nerve and return home. Your
grandfathers fought the Indians with their
muskets in one hand and 4 hoe IN the other,
and are you less brave than your sires
, 1877-07-28

PATRONS A democrat who is too stiGgy
to subscribe and pay for his party paper,
or who, when he has anything to advertise
or a sale bill to be printed, sends it 10 an
oppos ton or no-party paper Office, isIi
much of a democrat after all. But should
ne be a candidate for some public position
how mad he gets and how he howlS if his
praises are not frequently sounded in the
paper which he has never done Anything
to support. All such fellows should be
given the "cold shoulder when they are
locking about for an Office. Nor is h of
that other class very much better who,
having been elected to public position,
mainly through the instrum5ntality of his
party paper, considers it not part Of his
duty to lend his help TO advance the
interest of the publisher who was the
most serviceable friend he had in the
time Of has greatest need of votes TO secure
his election. The office once secured and
the editor is 0limde. These remarks viii
apply as Well TO one as to another of the
two great political organizations, as rule,
and most publishers Of papers have realiz-
ed their truth. -EJGhGRqt.
, 1877-07-28
SPECEAE FREEGEsTS.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, Gl' s.
ware and ifs contents IN cs.s or otherwise, Queens
ware. Marble ana Castings, taken only al owue. =
Tlsk Of damage, bTs7. kaye or It.iknge
Aci's, Tgrpeatinrs, hurrius Fluids. o'S and al
other liquids, II cans or q Lei vessels, at JwECr;
risk OF lea kee.
Eggs taken c,ily Al owners risk O: l.a.t sse'
Fruits Neeet.io es, an! all ojh-r perishtbIa prop
erty at owners rias oi fs,st .r .l-fzly-
Furniture nUt ioNri, ami n Ag-irIifHrdl aTd
Mechanical Implements - up or kn'seEe7l '"ssI.,
at oWner'S n q fsiIll.se AMI o,iilg h.e.kaTe
Nor vii tie Company e responsible .or dei-cr,'-
IN any pat, UEess J.ie sge- ly rcriPtei Tor
, 1877-07-28

EVIDENTLY. English farmer has
been fined ten dollars and costs for send
ing newly-sheared sheep 10 market IN cold
weather. The magistrate evidently did
not believe that the wind IS always tenn
pered u the shJFn lamb.
, 1877-07-28

An AwrUL SINNER man innocent
ly spoiled sermon and prayer by ex-
claiming, while the tears rolled down his
cheeks, Lord, thou howest have been
an awful sinner-the chief among ten
thousand and one altogether lovely"
, 1877-07-28

UTAH DVoRCES ILLEGAL - The SUI
preme CouIt Of Ind ana has sustained the
decision of Judge Roberts, Of the Dear
born Circuit Court, in the ease Of Nelson
7. Hood, in which 1t was held that Utah
divorces are Illegal, AMI, consequently,
void. 1t is said that many citizens of In
diana had procured divorces II this He
gal and decidedly improper manner,
, 1877-07-28

MORE UycoMFoBTABLE- - Recent IL
vestlgations warrant the assertion that
one baby with baby cracker biscuit VIII
make the cVuch of wearied industry more
uncomfortable than fifteen prize mosqGi-
toes.
, 1877-07-28
Dowv s.EgEas. RATES,

10 = : : hA : : : = =,
Ds;trasI 10 Ge o. S. =. Co,s Eaa's ot naIa'a
Merchandise. Frit sI,i T,.satar,s. SaHe ra;es IL
- s.yr er ton TfC-.s gre ;.-l.t
Noo!, ore-iIl; more diam the above rates pr To-:
wci-it- Bet hi3.s e.cA De- e---.t--
MOI, Sand Stone i-..I i.-:- stock AZ agreed O.
rates up or down. ly tle l0si
Double Iatcs Ul inst Trri-lit i--aE-ges, up o.
down, received t.,,ru os d-i.vy.ei TO h.s:.s.
All frelshi l.ol .y-rr! h...rc p =, on The day
after !: IS rrHr.gtl al The deIo,s NIL De- stored d
o,gsl~rs exYeIl>-. and sssk.
AIi al tirigit receive! 1T inTl's ili he owner
r;k Of tire u"i "a pi@i @ei.' 's.ei o eoisiguee-
al b5ls payable IN s,I cuu br,Ue delivery @.
f.eI-l.t-
, 1877-07-28

ASToSISHED "A couple applied to a cler-
gman IN Quinoey, IL, 70 be married. got
ham 10 take 50 out of a counterfeit so bill
ior his fee, and then departed. and some OF
the household who Warchei them were as
tonlshed 10 see the bride remove her dress
IN an alley and come forth q young man.
, 1877-07-28
Rates 0n up Freight,
Irzn TOY MxAsUar,Isxr. oNI

GOODS NERnH4ADISE, LTC, ETC.
From Walluia to Walll Nal,a-.......... ...-s4 60
From Waiiula 10 Whitman. -
From Whitman to Wl.la Walla.- -----..----.- 90
E:ss Building Material, = gri,ultural AMI NeelaI-
ictl ImplrmrnJs Lane, ac., Fregi.tei % NHllua 10y
o. ; y Co : toatS at reduced measurement, VIII /,
FreigAtea by us at the foregoing rates, on o. 5.
co : reduced measurement.
, 1877-07-28

ExCITEp. -I.ittls Bob. who usually adds
few original words to his nightly Nov
| lay me down to sleep, became some
what excited the other evening after
hearing OF some theftS and murders. and
ended his petition with, . 'oa Lscd, al
them that kills, steals, and murders.
please make 'em better II you can : II you
can't, hang EN- =
, 1877-07-28

GAINNcGRoUND. The Virginia Gtroai-
e5e says: The inference is gaining ground
that nobody but an expert lawyer, and a
naturally smart fellow in the bargain, can
murder man in the 1irst degree in this
country.
, 1877-07-28

IMPROVES on TJ.-It is common for the
rural publisher to take wood in pay OF sub
sel4paons, bat a KeDtnckiaa improves on
rms by oiierlng MS paper m exchange for
sIring chickens.
, 1877-07-28

l. ". HIGGISsoN says that Mr.. Blaine
seems 10 him "a personihcatioa Of whatever
Is selfish and unserupulous in cur pubic
life =
, 1877-07-28

NETTHEa-The Boston policeman is al
lowed neither club nor belt. He overcomes
the offender by sheer inteliectuaIi.-.
, 1877-07-28
The
hummer Fruit Dryers,
p..t E3ad April, 1877.

'TUESE MACHINES ABE I-NSgE2a aSSED nY
aav ot.1et iOr Drying Or Preserving Fruits aLi
Eege;aar- og all SIuds aid ere coi.>ti uci,G an!
ftiFr'S:e! complete IN Jour different -Izs ely:
ll,e lGn Thumb E,yrr-cap.cify % 7.
busael, O! apples PEI hour p.Iea------------ =,
the IliaE Family H-yer-c.Pac.ty Of ~
bushels per LOur-l i25
Thr Family DTyeE-clpac.ty Of bushels
PEI hour -pfiee--------- eco
IEie Faeic=y Grye. -cop.ety Of { bushels
Per AouI Irce-- sJGG
Ih4S- Dryers were awarded thu CeEtenuil Medal
and Dirlona 't Ph lae'I ban IN 1870. Also. the God
Med Of the stteof Greg Tor IS7G, ior excellence
OF favor, clio and cUl.ituH Of FTuit.
III szeS constantly Un Land AM fuTn.SLed On
shyItrSt notice.
/ rm and tonn y Flights co- SUie.
Fo- further particulars address
W s PLTlIGER.
PsteHtse aaf MsHufrctuter.
3a-tf Esst Puytlsai. OrecOa.
, 1877-07-28
PASSENGER RATES.

lSCTF-- The charges o: the Salla Walia & Wailul
Transfer Cotrpsuy down freight transferred
o. > y Co s to-ts, inclullug the business of To-
wlriius, Is 90 cents per ton. And Oh mp freigh
cylve1 tIoiu o.. 5 y. Cos bo=ts and iUgwar!-d Il
ceu;s per ton All down freight, for forward shiI
Eient, not consigned 10 par:Its at Wallula, VIII q,
turned over 10 this Transfer Company 70 forward.
e. y. ESsHE.Fe.
President -. VI. 4 &. IL L. &c.
WALLA MALLA, August %. 1876. lfti
, 1877-07-28
8IIL T. YsY.
GRESSMAKING AND FITTING /!
MGrS- o. g. CT AEG,
sole Proprietor Of The vel lno.sa
M iIlin cry store

-''''! ofto7--S Az " '''''@tN't o1A-cS,
Has JUST RECEIVED A SPI ENDID ASSORT-
II nent a. Triu.uir -, IA bCES lowers and Roses
Hats tor Ladies, Young Misses and little Babies
BATS Cor al, an pric-s 20 please
A orders Ia tie Cuttiug Fitting. and Dressrna =
M IH- Viii Teceiv- prompt attention. Please call
AMI SEE for yourselves
WallA ala, AInrch so, IS77 IStf
, 1877-07-28
CLAIR E3ND0N EOTEa,.
PORTLAND OREGON.
EIEB ER * KNOWLES.
Pro0rieiorx:

SITUATED OPPOSITE ALL THE RAILROAD
ana s,eesaship OiEes-. Street crs pass The H,lse
every five MINUTES
Ez5 Free Coach to aud from TIE House
, 1877-07-28

= C1& RID.
To Ny FRIENDS: MANY THANKS for Their
Patronage during the years have p,acticed Dent
istry IN MALTA Mala- Having disposed OF my Of
an' interests n Dr. c. 4. MACK, wh Is nv src-
clssor IN practice take pleasure 10 FIRING nv
tormer patrons to gentleman and dentist 50 well
ami fav0Jably know. His eminent professional
reputation = sufficient guarantee
VILLA WALLA, November %, 1876
52-tf " b CTOWF
, 1877-07-28
REsT SEWING MACHINES

REDUCEp RATES,
And the most favorable terms. Ladies VIII PieA'
call ani examine the Mol-l Sexing Mtehine-
3a-tf EvERTS * ABEL, Agents
, 1877-07-28
Esesf Seyging Hsachinay

now IN use. Tie different Ylri ties Of GrGfer Bak-
ers celebrated Sewin Machines now on hand and Tor
sale ~ his Gunsmi'h Store, Nam street Walh
Wsl!a, at San Francisco Pr,ees with freight addr.
ez.s-I VIII guarantee TO keep these Machines in
god order, free of charge TO the purchaser. IStf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14

,J CO arANY .-Loes'ion Of prineipal pises
~ hn.pe.-. san Francisco. ralifornta.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
storey eonnty. Nevada.
No,iee -rnere are delinquent upon the fol
Low ring described stock. On account of -.
se.-mrnt No ., levied on the 9Th day OF
.Apni, ISL, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective sAAfvhosdsn. a.
f,ilow-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
DELINQUENT SALES.
Jaiis-osnsinued.

Names. No. Certif Cha. Amt
0reenehsum, Helbing 4 o.,
Trustees ......... ..... .ioToT. .1o....S0 :.
0resnsbaum, Helb.ng L o.,
Trustee ..lU70s, , &c., 80 :,
0reenebaum, helbing q Co,
Trrftees .............. ,loiCo. III g. 80 =,
oreenebaum. Helbing / Co,
Trustees ...........,, ,.lu867, L. ,..,2 =.
Greenebaum. Helbing 4 %.
.Trus,es....... ..........i@n. 20. 10. :.
Gordon q p, Trustee ara IN IN
The daily gazette., 1877-07-20
Ice Cream and Fruit.

Kyle the well known ana popular dealer
IN Ice cream, confectionery, cakes and
fruits, is now at his accustomed stall in the
new Second street market house. where he
Will dispence these luXuries during the hot
season. With his usual urba atty and well
known politeneSs and CHEEKY good humor
and do his utmost to lessen the burdens of
1fe by doing the square Thing to all his
fellow men. He will also supply parties
and pic-n1cs with ice cream, and orders ca 4
be left either at his stall or at his house
northeast corner OF eixth and Orange
mayl4-3In.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-20
sl8--8EWlMN kRACHlNE.-$l8
rHh' MOST woNDERFUL Arp THE
FAH{f BEST. y Ft1

TVHE most simple and compact! The
l. most durable and Economical! A
model of combined simplicity, strength
and beauty!l!
New and numerous patentented attach
ments.
No complicated machinery to be CEN
stantly getting out o order.
So easy to learn that a child can run 1t,
will do all kinds of sewing, from the fines.
to the coarsest, will hem, fell, tuck, braid,
justing straight needles ell description o
cotton, silk and thread. Makes the strong
est stitch Known. the cloth will tear before
the seam will rip, uses the thread direct
from the spool. The machine is beautiful
ly finished and highly ornamented, and
The daily gazette., 1877-07-20
THE ALGERIAN SEA.
PRACTICABILITY OF THE SCHEME
DOUBTED,

PRACTICABILITY OF THE SCHEME
DOUBTED.
Scientific opinions in France is by no
means unanimous as to the desi:ability of
creating an inland sea in Algiera, afver
the project brought forward by Captain
Roudaire, who has been strangely sup
ported by NJ. de Lesseps. III. Dumas, the
eminent chemist, and NJ. Daubree, have
urged several objections TO the scheme,
and they agree with NJ. Naudin, who
read paper on the subject at the last
meeting OF the Academy of Science that
its sanitary effects will be deplo-able.-
They are all three of opinion that to fill
the shallow basins Of the re- ion which it
is proposed to convert into a sea with
salt water would be equivalent to repro
ducing in Algeria all the worst features
Of the Tuscan and Poatine Marshes
Captain Roudaire admits that even in the
centre there would not be more than so
feet of water, and the whole coast line
would have so little water that it would
be little better than sand bank, with an
admiXture of salt aDd fresh water, upon
which the strong solar light and tropical
heat would act in the most deleterous
manner for two thirds of the year, caus-
ing a rapid decomposition of organic
matter, and spreading contagion for miles
in every direction.
M Naudin, denies that there is any
similarity between this district and Egypt
the climate of which country has been
much improved by the creation of the
Suez Canal and the plantation of trees;
for, according to him, while Egypt lies
between two seas and is traversed by an
immense river, which has periodical
overhows, the Algerian district is far
from the sea and is bounded by arid
deserts. NJ. Naudin believes that the
real remedy for improving this, the woi st
region in Africa, will prove to be, in the
planting oftrees-the Australian encalyp.
tus, if it can be made TO grow, or, failing
that, the ordinary trees and shrubs of The
country.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-20

Thessalian brigandage has received a
fresh impetus owing to the continued
desertion Of the frontier guards These
men. whose pay is now nearly two
years 10 arrears when they desert eth
er form new bands of briga nds or ioin
those already in existence. Thus reiu-
forced the brigands are becoming
more audacious than ever
The Democratic Convention of
San Joaquin county, Cal, has adopted
a resolution in favor of throwing open
the.oflice Of County Treasurer to pub
lie competition to the person or firm
which offers the highest rate of inter
est with adequate security.
Captain William E. Fitzhugh has been
ordered TO command the Monongahela in
place Of Commander 5. d Green placed ON
waiting orders.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-20
A BATTLE WITH TRAMPs.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Ju

IIh1K1RI5b o U1KU a., UIy IJ.
The police authorities of this city were
Informed this evening that between thirty
and forty tramps had taken possession of a
railroad car short distance est OF FL arris-
burg. The vagabonds who had a negro
woman with them, were locked in the car,
but having number of iron implements in
the car the demolished they ENDS andgetti ing
to the outside attacked the policeman with
stones, infiicting serious injuries on one
The police defended themselves with re-
volvers, firing about thirty shots at the
rufhans, but without disabling any of them
The arrest of only about halt doz IN of the
tranps was secured.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-20
A HEALTH INFLUENCE

Restoring the Nervous and Debilhale,GS,.
1mparting Life, Strength, and Bsau
The UoIli,l0 organism.
successfully treating Disease Uithotd Na11a
DR.. BRYAN'S ELECTRO VOLTAlCI
M MAGNETIC APPLIANCES
Recently introduced after years o. v
and research. They are of quadrupsH
er. Imbuing the system with q e3ns|
current of Pltdliziag Electric aud Aa'l
ELECTRICITY Is NATURES POW
A Sovereign Specific in Dyspepsls-I
Yous Debility-Diseases of the LS1
rheumatism Paralysis-Epilepsy-s
ca Spinal derangements--I --ImpOles|
Disorders OF the Kidneys-and Funa
difficulties generally. "a
The Appliancesar are strongly chags
Electric, Galvanic and Magnetic lnlsul
OF different degrees of Intensity, sulls'a
all cases, and conditions, and eteet
tohere medicines hdue failed. II
ReferenceS TO numerous Physiclar
Patients.
illustrated Pamphlets explainln!
principles of their action, Cost, etc1H'|
application, Address x
lat East Fifteenth SUE,
an New YS'l
The daily gazette., 1877-07-20
From the Philadelphia Press.
DEPARTURE OF A SHfPLOAD OF
SHEEP AND BEEvES FOR LONDON


The recent successful and profitable
expectation of live cattle from this Dor
to England has awakened feeling o.
deep interest among the livestock deal
ers in this city. Yesterday witnessed
another venture in the cattle trade
namely, that of exporting sheep for the
London market. The staunch steam
ship Texas, of the Mississippi and Do
minion line, which left Catharine-streei
wharf at half past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon, took cut, besides 1913 live
beeges, 1888 head Of sheep. As this il
the first expectation of the kind which
has ever taken place from Philadelphia
a representative of this journal paid a
visit to the vessel for the purpose of as
certaining how the sheep were provided
for. Arranged along either side of the
upper deck are number OF slat-pens,
constructed with view of giving the
occupants ample room to walk around.
Directly in front of each pen is a small
trough, similar to those used for feeding
pigs Sufficient space is left between
the stats for the sheep to put their
heads through when being fed, which
will take place about three times a day
Hay and corn will be the principal food
used during the voyage. Excellent ia
cilities are provided for watering the
cattle. Prior to the departure of the
vessel large tank and the lifeboat
are filed with fresh water. This amount
is suffi cient for an ordinary voyage, but
should an emergency arise, such as a
delay, the stock will not be inconven-
fenced in the least, IS the condensing
apparatus can turn out forty-hve gal
Ions of water per hour. On the lower
deck are about ona hundred commo-
dious stalls, used for the accommoda-
tion of larger cattle, In the hold and in
front of these stalls huge bales of hay
and bage of corn are piled up. The es-
timated amount of food which each ami
NAL will consume during the trip is
three hundred pounds. When the yes
sci arrives at Liverpool. which will be
in about fourteen days, the stock will be
placed on a cattl. train and transported
to London, where they will be sold at
cheaper price than in
this country. John McArdle, of the firm
Of John McArdle & Co., New York, who
owns the stock, stated that he believed
the journey could be made without the
loss of single animal. 1t might also
be stated in this connection that the
and Dominion Steamship
Company have exported 1,050 head of
live cattle since last December.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-20
AR aANTED Foa FIVE YEARS
CAUTION.

All persons are cautioned not to make,
deal IN or use any sewing machines which
sew with our needle, and make the elastic
stltch, or that have The new patent self-feed
attachment, unless The same are purchased
from this company, o. tlIeir aLents or Ii
censes, and stamped under our patent. Be
rare of worthless limitations and unscru-
pulous parties who have copied our circu-
'ars, advertiseme &c, and buy oniy the
machine manufactured by us.
"Th9 wonder is how so good a machine
can be sold at so low a price" Globe
I'VE have seen ,he machine and consider
IL nrst-class in every respect. - Transcript
We can recommend ii to our readers. =
Christian Inder, ". y.
The machine arrived safely, we are
more than pleased with it; it does all you
claim for it and more. We shall call the
attention of our readers to it.'-.S. Louis
Christian.
"a thoroughly responsible company,
prompt in all their dealings, and one that
we can commend to our readers. ."-Age,
NeW York.
sample machines with table and treadle
forwarded to any part of the world ON re-