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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-20
Chinese Poetry.

Chinese poetry is the subject OF an in.
teresting article in Macnailla,a's Mdga
zine. Few persons appreciate the gen
uine poetry to which the Chinese have
given birth, yet poetry occupies almost
as important place in their literature
as in our own. Here is literal trans
lation Of short poem:
The b heart, , when it is harassed, finds no place
The mind, when embittered, thinks only OF
grief 80 s. r.~ ~ -
In the following the writer is sup
posed to be apostrophizing bed OF
ohrysanthemum plants in full bloom:
See their slender shadows pictured onth fence
whilst their delicate perfume scents the
garden walls; -. p.
Their tints, now dark, now light, flash one
against the other; ...... e..
The dews ss they drop strengthen their frames;
Hungry, they feed on air s...'
What can with their bright colors compete?
Talking Of them one might pity their languor,
as Of that Of An invalid;
Delicate, they open with constitutions at best
9 autumnal, .-
Yet say not that they bloom to no purpose;
For did they not by their charms inspire Tao
topoetry and conviViality? -.
4. Here is one that has been metrically
translated. 1t is called the "T1ny
Rill:" ..... ....'
Over green fields and meadows q tiny ri1l ran
(The little precious coquette); .
She was pretty, she knew, and thus early
began .... .
Gayly flirting with all that she met.
ser favors on both sides she'd gracefully
shower, *. - ..'..
Regardless Of whom they might be; ~,
One moment she'd kiss the sweet lips Of
flower, i, ...-..
The next-laye the root Of tree.
She would leap from one rock to another in
TumLro uowu -puvvrJ I'0SrI -,
Like a naiad, let the dazzling, sunsnitten
spray,
Sometimes she would lash herself into rage,'
And rush roaring and seething along;
Til bit of smooth ground would her anger
When she q iiquidly murmur song. l.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-20

g.. On one occasion an estlmnDIe dttdcHe
to the late Mir. Bennett, and who, from
the fatigues of the Job press Of the New
York Herald, aimed to study medicine
and become a city coroner Oft sdotham,
illustrated the power and the; peace OF
lanpuape at one and the same time. The
very first case of the doctors coronershlp
was that concerning the death by mur:
der of an Italian. The only or chief
witness was the terrified son OF the
murdered man. y He was brought before
the learned doctor, who said, IN an I'M
periaI tyle, worthy of Gotham coroner:
Well, my lad, what language 90 you
speak," Ia -,l-v:.s .3.r>n: %.
No response. ..-.. ..- e.
"Do you speak German9"
No response.
"Do you speak French 2" .ti
|. No response.
"Do you speak Spanish ?" '
No response. .,1 ... s"
"Do you speak Italian9"
No response.
"Wen, doyou speak Irish9"
Turning to the jury, the classical doc
tor said "Gentlemsn, in. the whole
course of my professional experience.
have never had such an astonishing wit
nese brought before me. AS you see,
have addressed him in five different Ian
guages, and he has responded In neither
= Hur,oer'8 Bazaar. 'T' - .--'-.'. 80 :.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-20

In the course of suit recently
brought in London by q druggist OF
Bogota, United States of Colombia, to
restrain Mr.. Holloway, of pill and oint-
ment fame, from charging in his adver;
tisements that the aforesaid druggist
dealt in spurious Holloway pills and
ointments, it was stated That MI. Hol-
loway spent 5000, 900 year in adyer-
tising, while the yearly profits OF his
business were about $4,000. -.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-20
TIMELY TOPICS.

There are in France 80, 873 lunatics,
of whom 80, 1887 are at the charge Of
their families, and AZ, 1856 supported by
the State. The proportion is about
two per 1000 of the population.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-20


ointments, it was stated That Mr.. Hol
loway spent 5000, 900 year in adyer.
tising, while the yearly profits OF his
business were about $3.50, 90.
As left-handedness in children is not
generally considered desirable, it is
well to prevent it, II possible. It is q
well known fact that most children In
arms are carried on the left arm Of the
mother or nurse, as the case may be.
The consequence is that the right arm
is fast against the nurses shoulder,
while the left hand is left free to grasp
at anything that comes in the way Let
the nurse use the right arm at least
half the time, and the mischief is OBJ
waited, -..r -E.g--.f.; a.:sTIf! "ir'
A grim story Of life In a lighthouse
comes from the Burmah coast, and Is
printed in the Rangoon Times. A tele-
gram having announced that the light
on the Alguada reef was not visible, q
steamer was dispatched to, ascertain the
cause. The captain, on landing, discov-
cred two Of the men in the lighthouse
dead, while third was. lying in q pre-
carious state. The keeper stated that
signals OF distress such as "I want i'm.
mediate help" and i" Man dying" had
been exhibited by him for about twenty
days. As last resort, all his signals
having failed to attra,t attention, he
dsrkened the lights .onthe Bassein side,
feeling certain that this step would not
fail to attract attention to the light
house. And so, with the dead and the
dying, he watched for relief, which
came at last. '': ~ ~ ''''' .''s'@ ere
The famous marble, qusrries Of Oar.
rara, although they have been worked
since the reign Of Augustus, and have
furnished q steady and. enormous sup
ply to the whole civilized globe, seem
to be inexhaustible. They compose an
entire mountain range, and embrace
every variety and quality of. marble,
from the coarse common kind to the,
statuary marble, Monte rOrestola. and
Monte Sagro yielding the largest and
finest blocks. The quarries number
some 500, only about twenty OF them
furnishing the marble used by sculptors,
and some 5000, persons are employed /
in them. The marble taken out year
before last was in the vicinity Of 120, 4 600
tons, yalued.at 81, 200, 600. OF. which
has lncreascu InnenS9!5 I '",Sn1.-I
to fifteen years, the third largest mar
BILE firm now at Carrara beng American.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-20
Lingual Difficulties.

to fifteen years, the third largest mar
bile firm now at Carrara beng American.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-20

This very common vegetable is one of
the market gardeners most profitable
crops. It is closely related to the cab
bage plant, and, like that, the eatable
part forms head; but while the head
of the cabbage is formed Of the leaves,
the head of the cauliaower is formed OF
the hower-stalks, which grow up in one
compact, conical mass that, in we'll
grown specimens, measures nine inches
to foot across. There are many varl
eties in cultivation. A kind known as
Lenormand's short-stemmed requires a
good garden soil, richly manured; 1t ls
useless to attempt to grow it on poor,
gravelly or binding clay soil.
Caulihower is mostly grown as crop
for spring or early summer; as a late
crop it is more apt to fail. For an early
crop the seed should be sown IN the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
: TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"TriAdelphIa Accommodation train only runs
between Watching and Tr.adelphia:
tDaily except Sunday-NeWlrk Accommodation.
tSleub6nylle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins FnTy and Rellllrp, stopping when required at
Sherman nm HSuSs' EtnSylllO, WsI Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25

In the annals OF modern book publish
ing nothing has been accomplished to ap-
proach in excellence and cIleapness the
"Dollar Series Of Good Books" published
by I. B. Peterson & Brothers, Of Philadel.
phia. Some OF the very best works in
contemponneous literature lIave already
been given place in this series. Not only
have the publishers cullsd in choicest
fields for rare works, but they have en-
shrined tho worthy works selected in
slightly and durable caskets, and wisely
and praissworthy they have ignored the
catch penny devIpo of printing famous
work from worn type on pa P0r of wretch.
ed quality and then binding it badly in
tlimsy paper covers. AS continuation OF
this remarkable "Dollar Series" the SIessrs,
Peterson have just issued "Woman's
Wrongs" by Mrs. Eiloart, being IN entire
ly true yet graphic description Of the legal
wrongs that English wives and mothers
wed to worthless husbands are compelled
to endure. Since the days when Charles
Dickens wrote in the prime OF his great
powers there has been no such arraign.
ment OF bad English law as Mrs. Elloart
truthiully and powerfully portrays in this
powerful, wonderful, and absorbing novel,
Other volumes OF the "DoIIar Series" are
~ Woman's Thoughts About Women. y
BY Miss Nulock. "My Sons Wife,"
"Self:Loye," "0ut OF The Depths" TSara.
toga," "The Pride Of Life" 'The Lovers
Trials" by Mrs. NJ. 4. Dcuison. ' "The
Orphans Trials" by Emerson Bennett.
,'.rS Sir Massingberd, "by James Payn.
"fhe Old PATRON" by Maitland. "iIa.
rem Life in Egypt and Constantinople,"
Cora BELMONT "The Refugee" "The
Rector's Wife," "Aunt Patty's Scrap
Bag" THE Coquette," "The Matchma.
Ker, THE Story OF Elizabeth" "The
Rival Bellies, "Fl!rtations in Fashionable
Lille, f" Two Ways to AIatrimony."
"Thc Devoted Bride" Glove and DUTY"
Country Quarters" "Thc Heiress in The
Family, !" "The Man OF the World, y "Tbe
Queens FaVorIte," "ThG Cavalier, )" "Life
Of Edwin Forrest, "Woodburne Grange. !"
by the late William TIowett. "a Lonely
Lille" THE SIacdermots," BY Trollope.
Pamela" by Mrs. Dorsey, "Trcason nj
Home" "The Beautiful Widow" I'D H.
ward Wortley Montguc." They arc the
best, largest, handsomest, and cheapest
series Of books ever published, and are all
issued In uniform style, in l2mo. form,
bound In rod, blue, or tan vellum, with
gold and black sidps, and back, and arc
sold ct the low price Of One Dollar each,
while they are as largo as any books pnL.
lished at 81 Is and i? 90 each, Every lam.
lily and library should have in it some, il
not q complete set Of Petersons' "DoliRr
Series" They WILDE found for sale by ali
Booksellers aud News Agents, and on ali
Railroad Trains, or copies OF any will be
sent to any place, ut once, per. mail, post.
paid, on receipt OF 81 90 for each one want.
ed BY 4. i, polprEQn & Brothers, Philadel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25

In another column will be found thn
advertisement OF IL. W. Derby < Co.. Of
Columbus, o., proprietors Of the Peoples
Library. The collection of the Peoples
Library Is q happy thought. The books
are judiciously selected and furnished at a
low cost, aud will DO extensively pur.
chased by all classes to whom good books
are a necessity. The books are printed
and bound in the best style, and the ap.
pearance OF tue whole collection Of one
hundred volumes is at once pleasing and
attractive The works OF the best known
and most popular writers have been
carefully exaPined, and some Of their
choicest productions have thus been
selected for q place 10 tho PEG.
pes Library. As q collection
designed 10 meet tho popular taste, this
library stands unoqualed.' The freshest
ana the best Of whatever belongs to every
department oil knowledge may be found in
me 4Si2UO pages OF reading matter CON.
taineu IN the one hundred yClumcs
schools, colleges, families, lodges and sd.
ctettes Of all kinds will find the People's
Library q wise and an economical expsn.
attIre Of the small sum requisite 10 obtain
II There arc many communities whoSe
people are denied the privilege Of Access es
70 collection OF good books, and 10 these
the Peoples Library comes as Al, answSr
TOT long'lelt want Purchases arc lnost
easily effected by means OF tho co.opera.
tive plan, Clnh Af tWhnt,, ,,,,,.,.E -
instance, by an individual payment Of IS,
can secure the Library, and for The
payment OF this small sum each member
has the use OF one hundred dollars worth
OF books. Aplan more simple and feast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
ITO CONTRACTORS


" Va. lloSrITAL FOR .nE ISSASL
WESTON, ". Va, February q, lsiy.
Sealed proposals will 10 received NJ this olcr "
dressed " the Secretary Of thS Pnarl u NTNifn
1t Weston, ": Va, up 10 AIEl =, ISiy, al GO'lnkh
NJ, and will 10 opened puG!ly at 10 v'clO,L A.
Fur tue stone Work,
For the lsiCk Work,
For The Carpenter Work,
For the PlAstedng Work,
For the Roofing Work,
An1ior the Fdlullng and Gl1Eing W0lE,
necessary for tho construction Oi the uuIl SCto0d
the Hospital, which Is 10 cUrrrs pend 10 ,lnii ~
ton already butlI-eXctpt some minVT Ghluer,-ih
will be Of cut stone; the building NttRS m1 !lSII
long, 10 feet wide, anti three and four Itfi,s bis
The walls will le about two feet thick alogt ohtbi
Of which will b. Of stone, aud lsckel with bhck VI
foot 10 thlckneS.
Bids will be received LCIarairly for the ,iote '0l
complete In tho walls the brick WDfE complete ID "
wallis the carpenter work complete; the pl1,lri4
complete; tue roCing, sp.Hlns aud valley ~9Tk eCt-
pletei and for tho painting aud gazing tUnirics We
contractor, 10 EACH case, furnishing everything h"e
Sary to complete Ills contract.
The material us.d InlAt IL VI the b'st quality ~
Is % b subject 10 the inSpe, lion Of The la'lla'
periulehdeHt Lgfurr bclIS put Ia the hGdIns,
The contractor lUr the stone work !, to coANtT1
his work on or before thu 2Uth day II April ~ is
complete tho same IN or before the j.. ia! 81 pNt'
Der, 1870. The contractor for tie miCE Nprk bbe
really 10 commence aying hiCk III the walls % o. "
fore the 18Th day Of June, 1871, aud cJpriee "
same SgainSt the LAT day u D,Cgmbcl, lay ne, ~
contractor for the CaTlVUlcF work is 10 keep w y
with the stone and brick work and 10 hhhh
tract RithlE one month bfcT the llaStrrr hnhb' W
contract. The contractor Tor lniUiluG aud gAith
will keep his wUE We up aiiCi the yatheI, ans
10 hnllh the AaIuC within OR- uuHt li't Tue t7lst
ter finishes his contract The contractor w r"ln1s
10 commence Ills work OA M hiOle the la d! o. ~
cenber, 1917, aud complete the Sll1g H's9ou y III
tlcabls thereafter. The cunlTaclOG iJr pa'lrlNt
to hEain bis work by the lsl day II A. nj ~ ="
ADlAh the same by The Isl day ii July io."HIE a..
Contractors Will he l,I!l "a Huntly e'l lI ",
made out by Tho Su1 -.ineGdrnt, ~ SoiA 'h4 IN
teFtal, TtSeTylnR IL Der cent On tAth A"RA" '1~
the v h1lO 0l each contract u CJMpiCtci, "a
All proposals shall le accompanied ~ AESq ,. ~
lptheienl 6Ond md NAuriy, conditioned aev'tt,
law 70 10 apprnNHi Wy the BEARDED lHFt' lI, ~.
faithful rOIIOtuiRnCe Ui the conditions o. W
Tract bid lUI, Thu penalty Of Said to1d 'nl'
least Ono-halt u the aggregate anoanI% 'Ae'
bid for. ,....,...,
The Board Of Directors reserve the light % t.I.
all bids aud proceOl to relct the toa'f''' " "
tracts. at. Wei
Pl.n. aud specifications can ls stn At ID, wi ri
Virginia Hospital for the lnNmc, II Wc''a' W
alter the 10Th Of March, 1879.
IA. Lewis, r, INK.
WE. LIVELY, H. t'A'
tC2S Ell. RAIsslOS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25

bic can scarcely be devised. Every rural
Ia midst d choice library. The larger the
membership Of the club or society, the less
the expense to members, and the more
extended the usefulness Of the library.
individuals can by at once investing 500
in the library secure far better class and
q much larger number Of standard books
than they can ever hope to secure by in.
diyidual purchases. The enterprise Of II.
W. Derby & Co. will be the means OF dis
tributing the best contemporaneou lltera-
turc throughout the country. Such enter
nriRps ipsRFvR RnCrnsR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25

RLANK BOOKS The DAILY ISrRI1l.
- IL gepeer Book Blndery docs better work d al
ends Than any Once d West Virginia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
DIED.

GREGG,--on Sunday morning, March "a, $50, At
70 O'clock, MANIA e. Folrt VI samuel dreBy 10 lhe
SIth year Of her ago.
Funeral from her late residence, No. la Fifteenth
street, on Tuesday afternoon at * O'Clock. Friends
VI tho family are respectfully invited.
CAlTER.-At $50 r. ", on Sunday, March I'D,
Mn. $. u. D. CARTIER In her GSih year,
The funeral will take place from her hu bands
r"sidGnee on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited 70 attend Inter.
mcnt at Stone Church Cemetery.
sClIAMB RA.rs sunday tnOrHIug, Mach ssd, 1870,
at 1918 O'Clock, WILLIAM H., eldest sO Of D. aud L.
Srhumbra, aged ~ years aud II mUnthS
Funeral from the residence Of bis father, No. 1917
Main street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. FreLda
Of The family arc repeatedly invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
SEALED PROPOSALS


CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, W. Va, Marh II, III.
yea "a proposals will be received at the OSu u d,
CtIy Clerk until THURSDAY, March q, nv, At /!
NJ. Tor the removal Of all Kitchen GarlIr;. lad Oil
from within the city limits, for the year UOuatada
April |, 1879, the bids to he MS follows
For Tho Fint District, comprising all ID, EIE
Ward.
For tue Second District, comprising the scoai AZ!
Seventh Wards.
For the Third DktrIct, comprising the Third nj
Fourth Warts.
For tho Fourth Ishict, comprising all Hna Il
Wheeling Greek TO Callwell's Run,
For the Filth District, comprising all suIh d tl!'
wells Run 10 the southern line Of tie city.
No person will bC awarded contract w aOre thti
Que diSlrit. Proposals 10 be uIdrSrd iOlht Chiti'
man Of the Committee Oh Health, the ComatlLt
rtSerVIug the right 10 reject any Or Ill lids
Inhl7 ALIEN, UPDEliRAFF CITY CleFk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
Poverty nnd suTerIne.

II was dragged down with debt, por
erty and suffering for years, caused by 0
sick family and large bills for doCtoTing
which did them no good. was com
pletely discouraged, until one year ago
by the advice Of my pastor, l procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use
and in one month We were all we'll, anu
none Of us have been sick a day since
and want to say 10 all poor men, yor
can keep your families well year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors visi
will cost know 1t. A NORWEGIAN"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
SpssaaI Nntas,ss.
~ CARD

To all who are suffering FROM the errors and Indiu
cretiOns Of yOath auVnuS yeakNesS early decay os,
Of manhood, &c., will Ieud recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy va,
discovered by missionary In South America. Send
sOli-addressed envelope to The REV. JosEPH T. In.
MAJ, Siaioa D, Bibh AioG's, EeW York Guy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
GLE2RK's OFFICE, BOARD OF COv
" NLSSl0NEhS, ONO COUNTY Vi SVA'


WHEELING, Marra ~, ltlI
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BERg.
~ CElVED at Ibis Office until APRIL 4. lsrL
the masonry ard snpeHtruCtute Of gIs
70 be erected over Short Greek, In III, count 3,
the Forks, the other about ~ C.hal mile ETL1,
"MASONRf" 10 b. Of SecOnd-Cla,s, hid Iths,
mortar will contain about lsO cubic yard, IA ID
"sUPERSTRUCTUREn to 10 of voal 20 a,
span, Il feet clear Width, will con ain aI0riS Di
board measure Of White Oak Lumber, and ~ ,,Es
o. wrought Iron 6UIs, plates, &C., Tor each Lfiatt
"BlDS' MuSt DO by the CUBIC YARD IoT YiTtI
Ad IOr Foundation ExcaratIOn aud by iLe fpt, batl
measure, for nmber, and by The IOuni iH lrua Il Y
measured In the completed WME.
FLANS and SPECIFICATIONS my l+ stn lltsl
office. The Commissioner reserve III iIthl orr
any or all 6idE, Nv = - ''''
", q, SNTTII, Chief EnpIne,T '''''' SS
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-01-16
Obituary.

Died, at her home, in Monticello, Miss
Jan. 9th, 1879, Mrs. N. j., wife ofC, R.
Dale. ..
But little more than year ago Mrs
Dale was led from H,men's altar and
started out with her hu.band on the jour
ney Of life, cheered by the inspiring hopes
of youth, for a long, prosperous and hap
py life. But alas. death has sadly tri-
umphed over the pleading youth of age
and the affections of her friends, and on
Thursday last she was taken to "that
bourne from whence no traveller ever res
turns.r Her death brings sadness not
only to her immediate household, but an
entire community mourns her loss. For
by her warm heartedness, mildnesa Of
temper and gentleness of manner, she won
everybody for her friends wherever she
went. But "those who knew her best
loved her most" and will ever ente' tain .
warm affection for her innocence, respect,
for her virtue and tears for her noble
worth and christian condnct. She was
warm friend, and affectionate relative and
the Ioye which che bore for her husband
seemed to be the bow Of promise and hap.
piness that SPAWNED her life from her mars
rage to- the grave. To the breaved, we
offer the sincerest coincidence. SO
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-01-16


Duncan's Liver and Kidney Medicine is
cure for all diseases having their origin
in diseased state Of the Kidney or Liver
such as sick headache, dyspepsia, swim.
ming in the +ead, loss of appetite bad
taste in the mouth, heartburn, tenderness
or fulness over the region of the stomach
cramp collie, costiveness, paIpitation of the
heart, pain in the back. sides and limbs
and all diseases peculiar to females. We
can say to our friends that the above medi-
eineis just what it is represented to be-
and is ponounced by every one who has
used it, far superior to any Liver Medi-
cine they have ever nsed. We know that
it gives better satisfaction than any we
have ever sold. Knowing it to he purely
vegetable, we can recommend tito our sui
fering friends. Price IS cents. For sale
by Daughtry & Smylie, and F. NJ. Martin
& Co, Brookhaven Miss.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-01-16

From all parts of the country reports come OF
the immense sales and increasing demand for
that dcseryngly popular Sewing Machine, The
Old and Reliable "Standard." the price of which
the prO7riet0rs wisely reduced to $40, including
all the attachments, and at once secured for
them . popularity among the people, far beyond
that ever yet attained by any other machine at
any price, the consequence of which Is, agents
arc leaving the old high priced machines and
seeking territory for the STANDARD" Knowing
from experience that with the best goods at
the lowest price they can outaell all other Ma
chimes. where the superior quality and low price
is made known. This splendid Machine COM
bines all the improvements. Is far ahead OF all
Others In beauty and durability of its work,
easy of management, light running and GER
family of operation, il sensibly made upon
sound principles. with positive working parts all
steel, and can be safely put down as the very
perfection OF seryiceahie sewing maching, In
every particular, that WI. autlast any machine,
and at price far down below, ~ other. It Is
thoroughly warranted FIR i've years. Kept IN
order free Of charge. And sent TO any part of
the country for examination by the customer
before payment Of the bill. We can predict
equally - large demand for them In this sec
Il IN as In others. Families desiring the best
MAGAZINE manufactured should write direct to
the Factory. And enterprising persons wishing
to seize the chance shonld apply for 80 desirable
an agency. see Advertisement in an0 ther part
of this paper. Address, Standard Machine
Co, Cor. Broadway and Clinton Place, New
York. Fi5f s., oct. l0-1-yr. ~