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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
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>s in!g, S1 EFs, a III iS5 .sI tSSssS
Ne, ia vi " rl,hrLlvi F;' niiy ni Specialists w
H.. cju a9 surgery a>>oca!r:: wti; rcll,i ra
rntsssiri Tinrt ''",FI Institution tecspi'
,r Il, place On rrin :h'i . ..'iih"ii"hs sra!e
+, :. ir'-'t r'aiunit!;i an.! r"n'i,'ri
ADV ytNTlGEs OFFEIiEr.-'rh' lnvaii'!s Hotel
mi T., lin ,n, IN ~ Ir n. wri ~ nIling is rard
in, nIr "i H., l.r,-i h.,h n,u; ,ralr pnrilnps OF
Erie Niaggr. XIV. and the surrounding collhlry.
b,@ u4ylf !st 9l a STtensve synssa yii,yia
mt n,,,., ,Is:,, n.tt ,lss ar s eapi2ry
/" a,i4 irlts, Adrs: Y5siIs
k,ll~ Of sprvt hailiS li has also ciiiicrtr WIN
II wr-,,. I.,tr.i =, nnasium aud b"wi.iig allt 70
mll,,ri proper mn.ans ri rNcr,,if5 S-x41hEis u!
t,I,,,oSi,. DISEASES 6f-:ifff'fhe Nh{tS rcqulss
In. ,,,i,. ur.ira, ar nrcliancal treatment, come
witLi., III. province IL "" srvrS,l -peSiaiiirs-
DISEASES or WOMEN. -tsp.riaiIs are 'hr ihelll.
r In r,. r.. Iran. unt apr.Ssy ,es aS s''rs r,,s "f
ali '' ''r'n.i ,s, p! ," "5;r S'!S ,Gnj,rs ,e
4 =, -,. ~ 5eaias; s;;7iiIEs H9; iSa u
means wHln VT r'>,'i ~ stril cs's i,a ''m - uo
'sfafs artii. m r. ,sii rnIi,gh aaa:
-y.,I,i tzcIs rirntt' ION l!E sssiSi,,
strr,,r,.n the nmlsrl-. pr"u,r imporlanl brirlgih
results IN ali rlle spN hich lsss. uiallr are
bic \" experimenting Is rtsort,d Ia ~ Inc ntnt- M
,,,. Th,. mos, approved l,ciic ines are carefully
erTny,". an the J"gi"u> regulation a. nI ig me,. ,
iSatuu ar ,ffr IfC.ing cheering in-
ausnc,. nl nutsic: s''c, lnterc"prs. inige,nt geI
r. ,nis,,l,n M all ilSc .ltiitfs Niith icli 10
nro,Is,. The mhu al the patient irun r>lmirrnr!,
ana ll,,i< pr"iu",c recovery, are mol neglected.
NERVOUS DlST.tSES.-l Paralysis. Epilepsy lrns.
l.nr, al Niu-> iJ:llr,'', ana OlIii vrlullS ,auSSt
tin. receive the attention "i M nfPhf III nJ srss
ci,I,v hy which ir greatest skl Is attained IN" Tue
m..>i Lappy result, Ic,irr'l
Id.NeD.skSSES is'!fvtstnp' 'of 1hc rrpiirr In
thtinSht - i-ir,t. v.is .iay nrGniScl ~ j. Egh-
Nc,,an nj mature iig'i' III ann skill nr'. W, ,; ',u
Il. ,r,.i ,nJ LIN. l>tls ar very largely trthtcu
rssa.ll lssn
hi dlIy rttii, H.. "a ",th pi!sit iif aii lAticHV
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,is-s 5s--.xrrvin. In si,., siA..csriIglo ceis
SUI. s- si.ad r,a r'ly "a ilir llor II iseaSiiy
..asil lr curri:.,. nmI!iiu". or street cars- Ml-
r,;s T,,.,.fius Agents. nu all nrurg tinlns. ran
-. relied ui,"n 10 'lrircr PASSENGERS al1i!ssaSs
Will, srcuriiy AMI dispatch
say audi i-pt,.I,!s' iiu,s.> iu,ah,,S,. z,z1-ss
: III: r. 49, IS E.s| 70. :5h
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chill TeVCr, aeInltLenC rover, LUMP AHues
Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C., andindeed
all the affections which arise from malG-i:
GUS, marsh, or nliasmntlc poison5.
This is compound remedy, prepared with
ciemtiGc skill from vegetable ingredients, which
s:cly fails to cure the scvcrcst cases OF Clills
nd Fever and the cnnc6mitant disorders. Sltch
remedy the necessities orlhc people nmala-
ions districts demand. Its great superiority
vcr any other medicine yctdiscovcrcd for the
urc of Inlrrmittcnts is that it contains 10 fui.
nine or mineral, and those who take it are free
from danger of quinism o: any injurious effects
and arc rs healthy after using it rs before. Il
ms been extensively cmpovcd during ''c last
hirtv years in The Treatment Of these distressing
.i.o.ticrs, and so,;avaryinas has been is success
at l. has gained the reputation of btir. nial
lie. il can. therefore, bc safely rccOnli0ci'lct
s.:r" :cnt'iv ahd >l'cj.iiic For tho Fever AN
:uc %: the West, AMI lhc Chlls and Fever"
/: ooa;a. il coumlcrart> the inI:lsmatl'' pos" +,
:iIc hiJa,i. am'l lrccs the ,yalem lion lis ialii
rc. 50 l!.:,i lever amd :.uc, s!'1kcs or chill
ics Groscn up by il. tn moi cLurn Until u
.cisc Is a.,ain contracted.
Inc great ":r'lrly Of Disorders which ar>e fsor
Z irritation of Ei> Iassnll.'s lG In Spnrtlfsit'
.ncumaiisni. t."ut. iicadnchr,' Blindncss
notIiachc, EnraclIc, (:ltarrh. Asthma, Pat
=. -itation, Splcnic Affections, Mysteries, PAIN
:, the Bowels. Collie. Paralysis, and dcrangc
# the Stomach, all OF which become intermt
tent or periodical, have no snccdicr remedy tlE,t
iyEI's AGUE CURE. which cures them Ill alike,
nd protects the system from future attacks. ;'As
preventive, it is of immense service III those
Communities where levcr-and AGnce ei'rcrails,;as
stays The Development of the disease If taicr
l,Ic iirst apnroac!i al the rremnntory >yrp
ms. Travellers and temporary residents ar'
Us enables, TO defy tho. q. disorders, an,l fc"
- ever .ufIcr if they avail themselves OF th'
"icciionll.is remc,ly aGorlsjs. 80.
For LvrrCompl,ipts.a arising fromfoFPi!l!lltE!f
3, IN esrcllent iencsl"s nstMnl9tes itis ofsal
40 healthy artvtr, and produces many reniafE
Jlc cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co.,,
rrac.ical and Analytical Chemists,
JOTL:LL. MiSN.
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> crRES DISEASES OF The
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD.

In The wonderful medicine 10 which the aflIirt-
ed arc above directed for rc:!cf, the dscovcrc-
believes he has combined in hrmnnr more n!
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
(;od has inS.illcd into llc vegetable Kingdom
Tor healing the Sick tlan were over before COM
hincd In ore mci,:c!I:e. The cv,enre Of this fact
j. found in the great variety of most obstinate
diseases which II has hrrn fo:!nd 10 conpucr In
tue cure of Bronchitis, Scvorc Coughs,
nnd The early STAGES %! COnsu nlption, Il has
n-t"nt>hei tie mei:ra! faculty. AMI eminent
physicians ?rornCncc Z the srcaicst medical
discovery III TIC agc While i cures tho sever.
e-t Cough. Il -EchgEcr- the sr>tem aut puri.
files the. blood. lsv 10 gredt AMI tIi0rn,.h
blon'l-Iiirii..ng properties, Il rures' nil Efu-
morN, frcnn lie worst Scrofuln Ia n common
Hloirh. Pimplc. or Eruption. Mcrcuria.
disease. Ml"r'ai i"i-nr-, al"i II cr elcc:-. are
era'l cirl, ;,rd .,srrouS health AMI II s"umt
con-,iiI'or t.:ih,:-rcd. Erys,peIaa. Salt.
rhcuHl, Ec:er SOrra. >caly or Rough
;llr bad hl21,, are ra'pIucrp'i bv thi- powerful,
purifying. 5i'! ;nv.g1ra;ing me'l.cine
II vou feel ,.nli. ..rpy.r '.ct; i;a:rt have >a.
low cu.or "t.skin. ''r :rtOw'l brown Spn;s I'm
lnrc or hoy free, ,urnI Lea'lgcfe or dizzipe-.,
bal ias.c in m,u;. ucfnhi lc.,' ~ Mills :il.rr.
mated Will hu, lu~lr-, INV >p:s l., unt giouinY
forehn!.r:-. ir"c.iinr auu":i'r. nmt- tinyuc
c4'Iic l. YOU are -uGcring from Torpid Liver.
or. "HiIlOmsnc<s - In innnr -ra.cS. uf
"I.iycT Complaint on.v Tn" nf .hcse
svmp'oin- are cNI.c ;rnrr!. q. II r"iur!" Tor
cnvcrv La ~ r,l,.. ii; if.,!s.'.;sir :r".purrs
lchvins ii.c Ever >ircns:tr,.r,. AM! :.cailh:.
Hsei0'ss s0sdlsrssesl sla s01Irs,
prrparc bv Il. y. paGs.rE ". ID, So
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23
Warranted for Five Years. 7
CAUTION I

All persons h. - cauLloA.eu hot 10 maESp
deal IN or use any sewing machines WHICH
sew with our needle. and max the chastity
stitch, or that have the new patent Helf-feed
ATTACH ment unless the same are purchased
from this Company, or their AGENTS or IL
censes. and stamped upon our patent. Be-
ware OF worthless limitations and unscrup-
advertisements. &C. and b ~ the ma
G hi ne mar ufactured by US.
1.-THE wonder is how SO good macnlne
can be sold at so low price"-iS5lope.
I'VE have the machine ana consider IL
a lass in every respect"
We can recommend It 70 our readers
[Cnris,ian index, N ,,,~ w.
p,ore than pleased with it 1t does all you
claim for ii and more. We shall call the
sttention of our readers to it."-[st. LOUIS
MA Thoroughly resr onsible Company,
nro1ppt in all their dealings. and one that
we commend to cur readers"-[Age, N. Y.
sample machines with table and treadle
forwarded TO any part OF the world on re-
'o'p' EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
spec,ai terms and extra Inducements to
mai, and female agents, store keepers, etc.
County rights given to smart sgents iLeo.
Samples OF sewing, descriptive circulars
Containing terms, testimonials, engravings
atc.. sent free All money sent IN post
office money 'ers, drafts, or byiexPress
are perfectly secure Safe deilveryoi oul
sooniis Il serders. Communications, etc.. mu
be add essed to the l2 eah' ''.'
tHER Ess mANUFACTURlN
PHILADELPHIA. PA:
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23

AN English journal mentions an improve.
ment in shoppers for closing the discharge
openings of ladies' or vessels used in the
filing of ingot moulds, especially in the
Bessemer process. The device consists OF
q peculiar kind of attachment, whereby the
stoppers are rendered less liable to become
freed from the rods than when the Gus
tomary methods of attachment are en-
ployed To this end, there is formed slot
or opening extending from one side to
about the centre of the stopper, so that q
rod formed with a head can be passed
through the slot into central position in
the stopper. the remaining space in the
slot being then filed up with canister o,
refractory material. The rod is formed
with tee-head, and the slot is so formed
that, when the rod is placed in position
and turned quarter round, it cannot bs
drawn out of the stopper in that direction
of its length; the slot is also made wide,
inside the stopper than a. the outside, SO a.
to retain the filling material.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23

A GENEVA matchmaker has Just CON-
rloted "full-sized hunter" which is said
10 be the most complex and wonderful
piece of mechanism of the kind ever pro-
duced in that city. On one side is dial
18th the ordinary marking-hour, minute,
4 nd second hands-together with large
i dependent chronographic hand in the
centre, making the one-fifth of a second
and flying bace XII; and to this dial cor
responds a repeating mechanism, striking
hours, quarters, and minutes. If the
watch is turned over, a second dial is per-
'ceived, having, besides the ordinary marking,
a perpetual calendar-months, days of the
.woek, date and places of the moon-and
,,lso little regulator for the timing. This
watch can keep two different times, for in
ance, Paris on one side and London on
sthe other, while there is only one knob on
n .e stem for setting both dals to time with
A 1t the addition of q pusher ON the rim OF
#he case. The mechanism for setting the
Lands to time actuates only the finger
sof the dial that is uppermost at the mo-
knlent.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23

SOME ingenious limitations of straw,
leather, wood, and kindred articles, care,
acccrdpg to the l'd'strn Zeitu"g' pro,
ducsd1y the following simple and mex.
pensive process. A mould of the article
tobe initiated is made by pouring around
it II mass consisting mainly of glycerine
and glue. Into this, when firm, liquid
consisting chiefly of glue, glycerine, oil or
soap, and some pigment, is poured, and,
before the whole of it sets, the larger part
poured out again, leaving but compare.
lively thin film, and this constitutes the
initiation when it becomes of firm con-
sistence. Any adhesion of the object OF
matter to the mould is prevented by treat
ue it with chronic acid or acetate of iron.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23
SCIENTIFIC.

a. ONE of the great tin establishments
In Bohemia, an alloy Of tin is now made
containing the greatest possible quantity
of phosphorus that the tin is able to retain
without losing any Of it upon repeated
MEETINGS, and this compound is employed
in the manufacture Of phosphorus bronze.
In the production of phosphorus bronze,
by alloying copper with phosphorus tin,
TO other precautions require to be OBJ.
served than in the preparation of common
bronze. As the different properties Of
phosphorus-bronze depend upon the pro.
portions of phosphorus and Of tin, two
kinds of phosphorus-tin are prepared. No.
contains five per cent; and No. l, two
and one-half per cent. of phosphorus.
These two kinds suffice to make the greater
part of all the desired mixtures. For
special purposes, however, there is made at
the establishment referred to, phosphorus
tin with any required quantity of phos.
phorus, not exceeding five per cent, which
is the highest possible limit. 1t is asserted
that phosphorus bronze may be manufac-
tured by the use of this phosphorus tin as
much as forty per cent. cheaper than that
nlready in use, while it will only cost eight
Ter cent. more than the cost of ordinary
Tin and copper bronze.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23
YuCK.

Some people are fond Of denying that thsrs
s any such thing as '1uck:" but, be that
al il may, there certainly are persons to
whom what seem like fortuitous good.
! fortune comes. Colonel Green Wilkinson
gave seat in his paw, in London, to an
old gentleman, who left him $4,000 a
year.
A young Bostohian crossed to England,
three or four years ago and got into con-
versation with an elderly gentleman, who
observed that he found that they had the
same name. It turned out that they were
second cousins. The elder had gone to
California, in the early days, made vast
fortune, and entirely lost sight Of his rela-
tiyes. That chance meeting gave the
young Bostonian fortune Of between two
and three million.
Two ladies had box at the opera, in
London. An old man opposite bored them
dreadfully by perpetually 'lorgnetting"
them. The scene came to an end, and
they thought 40 more about him. One
day, year afterward, solicitor called on
one of the ladies, Lady Frances Bruce, and
told her that an old gentleman, Mr.. W.,
had left her property worth several thous-
and year. ''Never heard of the man."
she said. ''Must be mistake" Every
extraordinary" replied the solicitor. Sud
denly happy thought struck him. "He
lies in his coffin, in st. James Street, close
By, at Banting's, the great under
taker; will you come with me and see
him?"
She went. II was the old lorgnetter.
And it is said that he left it to her under q
mistake, after all, having intended to leave
it to her friend, whom-and not Lady
Frances-he admired, but he was mis-
informed as to the names of the two
ladies.
And to give one more-a quite recent in
stance. Ayoung New Yorker went to San
Francisco, to seek the fortune go many
have failed to find. He got poor clerk
ship and had to be thankful for that. One
evening at a place of entertainment, he
watched a game of cards, saw that an
elderly En- 5lishman was being cheated, ex-
posed the fraud, and had tussls with the
cheat. The Englishman has presented him
with twenty thousand dollars to start him
in business, and there is every prospect that
there more is to come.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23

The new French life-saving mattress IL
highly commended. 1t is formed of two
rows of blocks made of cork cuttings.
lightly compressed by machinery within a
waterproof case, and the whole covered
with canvas. It forms, ordinarily, mat.
tress which is intended to be placed in
every cot or berth, and makes bed which
is said to be very elastic and easy to Lie
upon. Its weight is about six pounds, and
L is constructed in such manner that 1t
can be quickly put about the person, form.
ing then . double belt, andattached in such
a way that it cannot possibly be displaced
by the winds or waves.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23
Dr.PierCe's Faycrite Prescription.

The term, however, is but feeble expression
II my high appreciation Of its value, based upon
my own personal observation. AS close OBJ
s in the s few ws s 70 The
cparate organism of woman, singled it lut as
he climaxOr crOWning gem Of my
.ledical career. On its merits, as a posi-
i've, safe, and effectual remedy for this class
Il diseases, and one that will, at all times and
,nder all circumstances, act kindly and in har-
hony with the laws which govern the female
ystem, am willing to stake my reputation as 9
hysiciar. Nay, even more, so confident am
hat 1t will not disappoint the most sanguine
expectations of a single invalid lady who uses 1t
Or any OF the ailments for which recommend 1t,
hat offer and sell it under POSITIVE
iUARANTEE. TIA beneficial effect is not
experienced by the time two-thirds of the con-
onts of the bottle are used, l will, on return Of
he bottle, two-ttrds Of The medicine having
been taken according to directions, and the case
icing one for which recommend it. promptly
refund the money paid for it. Had not the
most perfect confidence in its virtues, could not
jller it as do under these conditions; but hav-
ng witnessed its truly miraculous cures in thou
;Inds Of cases, 4 feel warranted and
perfectly safe In risking both nv
reputation and my money on ttS
merits. n,
The following are among those diseases in
which my FavOrite Prescription has
worked cures, as if by magic, and with a cer-
tninty never before attained by any medicine:
!.eucorrh@a,, Excessive Flowing, Painful
hoN'hH PERIODS, SuppreSslons When from un-
natural causes, lrreg eguiati!ics, Weak Back, Pro:
apous, or falling of tho Uterus, Anteversion and
ictroversion, Bearing Down Sensations, Inter-
lal Heat Nervous Depression, Debility, Des-
pondency Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic
Congestion, Inflammation and liberation OF the
Uterus, Impotency, Barrenness, or Sterility, Fe-
male Weakness, and very many other chronic
diseases incident to woman not mentioned here.
In all affections Of this nature, my Favorite
Prescription works cures-the marvel of
the w Orld. This medicine do not extol as a
1ure-all, but it admirably fulflls a single.
ness of purpose, being q most perfect
.peciic in all chronic diseases Of the sexual sys-
tenn of woman. 1t will not disappoint nor will
t do harm, in any state or condition
Those who desire further Information on
hese subjects can obtain 1t in THE PEOPLES
joMMoN SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, booa
+ over 900 pages, sent, postpaid, on receipt
+ $l.5O. It treats minutely Of those diseaseA
,ecuiar to Females, and gives much valuable
dvice in regard to the management Of those
1ections.
FAvORHrE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. .....
R.V. PIERCE, N. d. PrOp'r,
BUFFALO, NJ J..
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY

BY reason Of its Alternative properties. cures
Diseases of the Blood and Skin, as ScrofuIa,
or Kings Evil; Tumors; Ulce 8, or Old
Pores; Blotches; r1mples, and Eruptions
BY Virtue of its PICTORIAL properties, IL cures
Bronchial, Th eat and Lung Affections; In.
cipient Consumption; Lingering Coughs,
and Chronic Laryngilis. It's Cholagogue
properties render 1t an unequalled ren edy
for Bill BUSINESS; Torpid Liver, OF "Livel
Con plaint'" and its Tonic properties make
it equally eff ,acious in curing Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, and Dyspepsia.
Where the skin is sallow and covered
with blutches and pimples, or where IN re
scrofulous sw, llings and affections, a few
bottles of Golden Medical Discovery will
eftectan en- irecur Ifyou feel dull, drowsy.
debiItated, have sallow color OF skin, or
yellowish- brown spots o n face or body, ire
quent b headache or dizziness, bad taste in
mouth, Internal heat or chills alternated
with hot fushes, low spirits and lot my
forebedtngs, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated, you are uffering from Torpid Liver
or 'Billousness " In many cases of Liver
Complaint" only part Of these symptoms
are experienced AS q remedy TOR all such
cases, DR.. Fierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has no equal, as 1t effects perfect
cures leaving the liver strengthened and
.H
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23

In his very original work on "Found-
ing of Iron," Mr.. Kirk plainly asserts that
good melting can be done with almost any
fuel and in any cupola, if the melter un-
aerstands his business. In melting with
coke-according to this authority-the
helter cannot put in his iron IN as large
charges as he can with coal, because the
yoke is more bulky than COAL there being
bore bulk in the same weight, and conse-
9uently, if there be put the same weight
of coke between the charges of iron as OF
coal, the bulk of the coke will raise the
iron above the melting point, and the iron,
therefore, cannot be melted until part OF
the coke is burnt up so as to allow the
iron to come down to the melting point;
the result is that there ia not continuous
melting, but a delay between each charge
Of iron, and the iron will probably be dull
in the latter part Of each charge-equally
regular and faster melting, however,
can be done with coke, by putting in the
coke and iron in smaller charges.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23
P. P. P. P,
Pierce's
Pleasant
Purgative
Pellets,
Purely Vegetable. No carerequired while
using them.

using them.
/ The "Little Giant" Cathartic, or Multun,
in Parvo thystc, scarcely larger than m us
tard seeds, and are sugar coated. They re
move the necessity Of taking the great,
nrude, drastic, sickening pills. heretofore
70 much in use.
4 As aremedy for Headache Dizziness, Rush
Of Blood to the Head. Tightnsss about the
I Jhest. Had Taste in the N rutb, Eructatiohs
rom the stomach. Bilious Attacks, Jaun.
lice, Pain In the, Kidneys, Highly color ID
Urine. and Internal Fever, DR.. Pierce's
sleasant Purgativ e Pellets are unsurpass'd
F, furthermore, ! would say that their act on
8 universal not a gland e'caping thet,
,anative impress. AZ. does not impair he
properties OF these Pellets, They are sugar
'osted and inc!oseu in 9 lass bottles, thelr
virtues being thereby preserved unimpslr'
d for any length of ii 10, so that they are
always fresh and reliable. This is not The
nase with those pills which are put up IN
heap wooden or pasteboard boxes. The
iaily use of two Pellets has cured the most
,b, innate cases of Scrofula. letter. salt
Rheum Erysipelas, B lis. Blotches. PIN
les. SOre Eyes, and Eruptions. They are
however. recommended to be taken in con-
hection with the Golden Medical Discovery
ip order to secure the best results
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23
OCULAR DEMONSTRATION.

Doctor Fowler, Bishop of Gloucester il
the early part of the eighteenth century,
was believer in apparitions. The follow.
ing conversation of the bishop with Judge
Powell is recalled "--
"Since I saw you" said the lawyer, 81
have had ocular demonstration of the OK.
istence of nocturnal apparitions."
"Iam glad you have become convert
to truth; but do you say actual ocular de-
monstration2 Let me know the particu
lars of the story"
my lord, will. It was let me see
last Thursday night, between the hours Of
eleven and twelve, but nearer the latter
than the former, as lay sleeping in my
bed, I was suddenly awakened by an un.
common noise, and heard something com.
ing up stairs and stalking directly TOWARD
my room. The door flying open, drew
back my curtain, and saw faint glimmer
ing light enter my chamber"
"Of blue color, no doubt"
"The light was of a pale blue, my lord
and followed by tall, meagre parsonage,
his locks hoary with age, and clothed in g
long loose gown; leathern girdle was
about his loins, his beard thick and grizzly
large fur cap on his head, and long staff
in his hand. Struck with astonishment,
remained for some time motionless and
silent The figure advanced, staring me
full in the face. I then said, Whence,
and what art thouT"
"What was the answer-tell me-what
what was the answer ?"
"The following was the answer re.
ceived: 4 am watchman of the night, ant
please your honor, and made bold to come
up stairs to inform the family of their
street door being open, and that if it was
not soon shut, they would probably be
robbed before morning."
The Morning herald., 1878-02-23
THIS MACHINE

Is the most simple and compact; the most
durable and economical model OF cona-
blne,l simplicity, strength and beauty
New and nun, erOus patenteu attachments
No complicated machinery to be CON.
stantly getLing out of order. ....l x
So easy to learn that q child can run Il,
will do all kinds of sewing, from the fneS
to the coarsest; viii hem. fell tuck brai
adjusting straight needles, all inscriptions
of Gotten 9 lks and thread Mas es Jhe
strong est stitch known; the cloth will tear
before the seam will rip; uses the thread
direct from the spool. The machlneii
beaut, uIly finished and highly o,'na'
me :, IA d and ... ....... ,t..I