Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-02
New Saw

For many years farmers have felt the need of
some Improvement on the old and laborious two
trees into any length desired for faw-logs, slaves,
rails, s~tove-wood. etc. This long-needed improve
mept has at last been invented by W. W.. Giles, of
est OF American inventors. We see from our ex
changes that the editor of the Ohio Farmer, also the
editor of the A. q Reviem, Of Cincinnati, called on
Mr.. Giles personally to see the marvellous saw ma
chine. They both pronounced it a machine Of great
merit. The curiosity Of these gentlemen was not
satisfied upon seeing others operate the machine,
but they both tried 1t themselves on a large log,
and they report that one man operates 1t with ease,
and aws much more rapidly than two men could
with the ordinary cross-cut saw. The secret of rum
ming this machine go easily is explained by the fact
thai the weight Of the operator does fully one-half
OF the labor. II is easily moved or carried about by
one man, and has all the points OF durability and
| practical utility wanted III such an implement. A
very large demand for these machines is already
established, and all who see them are delighted
with their superior labOr-saving principles. Many
machine and test its merits for their friends in the
country. Our attention was called to one n,an In
I Colorado, who wrote 10 Samuel Cary, OF Cincinnati
land, by the way, one of the most distinguished
statesmen Of Ohio), asking him to call and zee Mr..
Giles aud bis saw %maehiue, and write what he
thought OF it. Mr.. Cary promptly went to see the
concluded to buy Two Of them himself. Mr.. Giles
is said 10 be very wealthy, being n real etsate own
er of over 100000, and his confidence In The great
merit Of bis Invention is shown from the fact that
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Parents who spare the rod and ruin the child.
Fast Young men and women are generally
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es and impart a healthful tone and strength to
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People who live beyond their means and find
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are subject to the law OF gravitation.
Invalids who do more toward fostering dis
ease, by living and sleeping in the low, unven-
tilated rooms Of the ordinary house, than the
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to these conditions.
THE professional Endorsement which has
been accorded by the leading medical men in
various parts Of the country to Or. VIM. HALLS
BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS, is q sufficient guaranty
of its efficacy in Graduating diseases Of the
breathing organs. These gentlemen have thor
oughly tested the remedy. and their concurrent
testimony is to the effect that it is q positive
specific for lung, bronchial and throat affec-
tons Of every description, and q most reliable
preventive of that dreaded scourge, consump-
ton. Druggists sell. it.