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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06

Hands stuck ~ deter nedly into ia
breaches pockets.
No sooner did Z see him than knew,
Twas in for il, aud I was. After certain
little formalit1es of' attitude and auid had
been gone through with, thus ran Els
story
y F'ellow-citiz ena. q
Ladies and gent lemen. 81.
ut is my pleasure, my honor ana nv
pleasure to be whore I am to might. 81
" Hem hem u
8 Anv one might rejoice Ia such pleas
ure and a honor hemt 4ss5 y
Ladies and gentleman, and citizens 81
Eleanoize, and fellow members Of this
community, the young woman who is to
address you tonight has considerabl BILE rep-
tation-hem hem! .$l ME: 81
s SIN fact, wherever the English Ian
guage is spoken, wherever the American
stars and stripes waves, her name is like
household words. Listen to her, then.
and I know you will listen to her, since
she always address herself to the poor.
the manned, the halt, and the blind You
will listen to her since she ALWAYS adj
dresses herself to the ignorant, the down
trodden and the oppressed Of every col
or, cline and tongue! - s.
"Fellow citizens of E-leanoize and
ladies and gentleman, you viii now list
en- to the grafton Of Miss Anna E. Dick
enson.' r5. = IS ~.r,..-. RI !:
And he was through, mercifully, be-
fore had expired Of slow strangulation.
Being under his very nose in fi1l1 view of
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06
DEATH.
BY GEORGE MAcDoNALp

49, . - -
When, ,lke q garment flung aside at night, "
This Body lies, or sculpture of cold rest;
When through its shaded windows comes no
light, !, g5s 81 $$ F53SSS S&S555#. :3f8 n.
And the. white hands are folded on its
~ breast; s<.5y 2S&5.t3. .:s
How will IL be with ME, Its tenant now?
How shall feel when first wander out
How look on tears from loved eyes falling?
:. How? 81 y S.<ssG
Look forth upon dim mysteries round
about? - ~
Shall go forth, slow floating like mist,
II Over the city with its crowded walls?
Over the trees and meadows where ] list?
Over the mountains and their ceaseless
" falls? y ~ T., 7
Over The red cliffs and fantastic rocks, SI
Over the sea, far-doWn, fleeing away;
White sea-birds shining and the blIlowy
shocks -
Heaving unheard their -besleging
sprays .>..t, ~
Or viii yeil DER all material things,
Slow falling, hide them from the spirits
sight;
Even as the veil which the SUMS radiance
Der The stars that had been shining all the
night?
And viii the spirit be entranced, alone,
Like one in an exalted opium dream
Time, space, and all their varied jewellers
gone;
And sunlight vanished, and all things that
seem; q: ~
Thought only waking; thoughsthat doth no
own
The lapse OF ages or the change of place;
Thought, in which only that which is is
known; ~
The substance here, the form confined to
space?
Or as q child thnt sobs itself to sleep,
Wearied with labor which the grown call
play,
Waking in smiles as soon as the morn doth
peep,
Springs up to labor all the joyous day,
Shall VIC lie down, weary; and sleep until
Our souls be cleansed by long and dream
less rest;
Till OF repose We driak our thirsting I'LL.
And wake all peaceful, smiling, pure and
blest?
/ know not-only know one needful thing:
God is; shall ever be In His view;
! only need strength for the Travelling,
Win for the work Thou giYest me to do.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06
A Blockad. that should be Raised

The egress from the system Of waste mater.
al through the natural channels should be rem.
dered free. without loss of time, when q block
ade is produced by an attack of constipation, a
disorder which If it becomes chronic, is pro-
ductive of serious bodily mischief Jaundice,
severe headaches, nausea, dyspepsia, the usual
dictate that the bodily functions are materially
interfered with. Hostetter's Bitters is particu-
larly eficacious in cases of this sort and rem
ders the habit of body perfectly regular. 1t
is q medicine greatly to be preferred to drastic
cathartics, which are well calculated to drench,
but unhappily also to weaken the intestines.
We say unhappily, since such medicines are
the faYorlte resource Of many i'll advised per
sons. who resort to them upon the most tri.
vial occasion, and greatly to their discomfort
and injury,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06
$500 Reward.

They cure all diseases of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
ana Urinary Organs, and $500 will be
paid for case they will no. cure or help,
Or for any thing impure or injurious found
in them-Hop Bitters. Test them.-Post.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06

Each maker of the Cabinet or Parlor Organs
advertises his own as best. But the examina-
tons at the great worlds exhibition have but
one result At every one for q dozen years
Mason & Hamlin Organs have been found
best. They are awarded the gold medal at the
Paris Exhibition this year.
There is no better remedy than Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion.
A Universal Remedy .-4ABrow Bronchial
Troches" for Coughs, Colds and Bronchial
Affections, stand first in public favor and con-
hdeuce: this result has been acquired by a
test Of many yesrs. % cents hog.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06

THE DELICATE MEMBRANE which en-
velopes the lungs, and lines the air passages,
Is exceedingly sensitive, and slight irrita-
ton of it increases and spreads very rapidly.
Remembering this, use, if you are attacked by
a cough or cold, that incompatible pulmonic
and preventive of consumption, DIR. HALLS
BALsAM For The LUNGS Fundamentally gives
speedy relief and ultimately effects COM
plete cure in all cases where the breathing Or
CANS are affected. Use it in time and prevent
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06
OsWEGo STARCH FAoToRY,N. Y, I

OsWEGO STARCH FAcToRY,N. Y,
Oct. %, 1878. !
II. ". Johns, 877Maide'a Lane, ". Y.
Asbestos Roofing on our buildings. Tie
first roof, put on fifteen years ago is in good
condition, and we prefer it to any other
Yours respectfully,
IT. K1rcspopD &, SoNa
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06

Fl. W. Johns Asbestos Liquid paints are
strictly pure. linseed oil paints, and contain no
water. They are the best and most econom.
cal paints in the world. Send for samples to
81 Maiden Lane, NY.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06

Young Men 20 West Learn telegraphy; stu
alton guaranteed. Address r. Valentine, Man
ager, GAINESVILLE, Wis.,.
Prevent crooked boots and clustered heels
by wearing Lyons Heel Stifeners. Can be
applied at any time.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06
PETROLEUM. IT 0NT I1N JELLY.
Grand Modal u M MI Silver Medal
at Phi; adelphis l Ht1EitII YgI at Paris
Fync

This wonderful substance IL lodged by physi
clans throughout the world to be tbs best remedy
discovered for the cure OF Wounds, Burns, Rhsuna-
tism Skin Diseases Piles, Catarrh Ohilblaius. 20.
In order that every one may try it. 1t put up IN
your druggist, and you Will find 1t superior to any
thing you have ever used.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06
COnsunIpfiOn Cured.

ew Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06

SIS O,AOD In hand. to buy School, County and
Town Bonds of Minnesota, Dakota, Iowa. Nebraska.
Ing 10 State your lowest cash price
II yen wish answer to your lettsr. VIII advance
Eve t time TO pay Land So: tp fer sale.
G. LIVINGSTON eco, 81. Paul. Him.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-06
Tf1flI & MECHANICS TOOLS
bUUlO. and Builders Hardware.

Best Assorted Stock in the state.
Fnll Line Of Brown and Aharp's MecHan-
ics'Tools a. Roai- Builders Hard ware.
MOULDERS' TOOLS.
Builders and Mechanics will find 1t to their advant-
age as regards quality price, to correspond with
before orde. Ing. KINl4SBURY q DRAPER,
SIS EAat Third Street. st. Paul. AIin0s
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well i some people would allow ether
people the privilege If obeylng tho
scriptural injunction of working out
ones apn salvation.
s.s AN IMPREssIBI. peeding over the
Michigan Central. one sc the beings Who
must express, himself or die, having
watched the fun over my window till {
had conquered the catch and secured
q mouthful of air, abando ned his seat on
the other side of the car, crossed and
planted himself in front Of me and the
partially open sash. zz. !
Presently he stirred, shrugged his
shoulders, turned up his coat-coilar, and
remarked, aIt's chilly S=:.
AS the announcement was apparently
made 70 creation generally, I felt no call
to respond. ss..;', -s<ss.ss
. Dissatisfied At the .,lence he faced
round and inquired %5
s Would you ike to have me shut that
window9n
"No," said + 81 wouldn't
For space silence.
"Did you want that window openin
II did," responded I, ''and do"
'Tain't so warm over here as tits by
the stove.''
A pause. 49,
II SAID twant SO warm here as over to
the stove where / was sitting. You'd just
better let mo shove that down." persua-
sively, and stretching out brawny
hand: =
mo"
"But tell you the cold comes in live
ly," surveying the crack, half filled by
the magazine stuffed into it, leaving open
mere mousehole. I'm not as comfor-
table here as was over BY the steve"
'Why don't you go back then2" chart
tably suggested. "It wasn't necessary for
you to como here, to begin with" y
/, Another pause. A fresh charge.
Il say, amt you cold2"
"Ain't you afraid Of taking coldT'
mo"
"You haven't got anything the matter
with yonr lungs, have yous"
emo"
"Throat all right2" .
Eyes" IL
A cessation of hostilities. Truce soon
broken.
II say, hadn't you better let me put
down that Window"
"No."
A breathing space, vigorous hitch to
the fur COat-cOllar q longing look tOVarl
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I1s gs But, evidently, he bore me no malice,
for, getting out at d lumber town, Ia the
woods, he paused and said, IF you ever
SHOULD speak anywhere round, / Il come me
to hear you. = SIS. 81=
0 AN IMP oMPTU CoNFERENcE.H be-
Ing gone before could relapse INTO my
usual condition of stony silence, enter
another specimen. ..s
81 This one came in from the smoking
car, and, peering about with pair OF
small sharp eyes set too close together
to commend their owner, presently spied
me and, posting to. the seat vacated by
my lumber friend, proceeded, not to draw
from but to bestow upon me.
81 heard you last nj ght, Annie" he re-
marked, BIZ way of an easy and friendly
opening, att / don't live there. hap
pened in. Yes, Il no repeated, 's1happened
into the lecture" as though he were
fearful I would be too inflated at his vol
unfairly seeking the show, and must tell
me how itfell by chance. III
! appreciated his consideration and
awaited further Developments. "a.
Eyes" he reiterated, to make sure /
fully understood him, II went to hear
you, and I must say. on the whole, I was
agreeably disappointed. Ididn't believe
a woman could speak SO we'll"
Alter q pause to give due weight to the
announcement:
"I'm DOCTOR
In spite of the weighty information, I
was still able to maintain an upright po-
sition and gaze at him unfalteringly. =
A half a dozen men who had changed
their seats SO as to be at close quarters
were sitting about very still, with a
weather eye" fixed On us, and one ear
set at an alertangle to catch whatever
might be said, as is the fashion of your
true Western American when anything is
''going on, !" ready to listen or to strike in,
IL occasion offers on either side. imnart1-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-01-30

In conversation with Mr.. Danforth we
learned some interesting facts relating to
the Meme Fire Insurance company of
which lie is Secretary. This company
was chartered some years ago, and had
rather precarious existence for one or
two years, when the farmers woke up to
realization Of It's value, and it is now one
of the most successful and best managed
local companies in the state. It includes
Meme, Schleswig, Centerville and a
town in aheDoygan county. The value
of property insured is $1,344, $50. The
losses paid up to date amount to 81, 1873
Ga, Not single assessment has been
made for the payment of these losses,
the cash premiums paid on insuring
being sufficient. The expenses of the
company Tor the last year has been lin
tied to the small sum OF sos, which is
greater than those CT any preceding
year. It is one of the best and most re-
liable companies in the state, and the en-
ergetic farmers of Meeme are deserving
of credit for having established it.
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AN ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.

On Friday last Mr.. Richard Conway
of kewaunee, had an interview with one
of the thieving fraternity which have
been infesting this city lately. Mr..
Conway intended to return to Kewaunea
quite early in the morning and so drew
s., 900 ont of the bank Friday evening.
This fact became known to some person
who determined to become possessed of
it. Late at night Mrs. Conway heard
some person enter the gate and go to the
back of the house. She called her son.
who hastily dressed himself and armed
with revolver, went to the door which
the burglar was trying to force. Mr..
Conway opened the door and confronted
the fellow. On being asked what he
wanted, he excused himself by stating
that he mistook the house and left rather
hurriedly.
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TEACHERS MEETING.
MEENF. Jan. 25, 1879.

MEEME, Jan. %, 1879.
Meeting called 10 order at 10. 30 A. n.
By Supt. Walker. On motion Susie L.
Danforth was chosen secretary. Subvo-
Gals by Miss Danforth was the first
exercise.
Mr.. James Burke followed with an
exercise on Banking" A spirited dis
cussion followed, during which some
points were brought up that were new
to many OF rs.
Meeting opened at ? P. NJ. The arrival
of the south side teachers from Mantle
voc increased our numbers to thirty-one
Forms and usages of Verbs" by Mr.
Walsh, was the next exercise.
Mr.. Walker introduced tie subject OF
teachers library. and Mr. Walsh pass
ed among the members to solicit sub
seriptions. One OF the most interesting
subjects was Climate and Productions of
the L. s. by Mr.. Hewett. The causes
and directions of rains occupied consid-
cradle time and was discussed by Messrs.
Viebahn, Hussey, Koelzer, Whitman,
and others.
A short recess was taken, after which
the subject estate Executive" was pre-
scented by Mr.. O. S. Brown.
Mr.. Walker then spoke of the infu-
ence which the teachers personal ap-
pearanoe and his department has on the
school.
He was followed by Mr.. Viebahn who
presented the use of "Obiect Teaching. :"
After some discussion as to the place of
next meeting, II was agreed that the next
meeting should be held at the Pritchard
school-house Meme, Feb. Is, and the
next following at the village of Centre
vile. Feb. %. The committee was then
requested to prepare programme of ex-
ercises for the next meetings and the
association adjourned.
Programme for meeting at Meme,
Feb. 10.
Reading, Miss E. A Prtchard.
Geography-Surface and Drainage OF the o. s
Miss Katie DonOhue.
Constitution-State Leg.-Fay Richardson.
History-Jackson's Administration, T. O'Neil.
Grammar Adjectives-Sophia Bredemeyer.
Select Reading O. s. Brown
Meeting at Centreville Feb. -.
Grammar-Mcod. Fred. LonsdOrf
PenmanShIp, l.. Falge.
Paper-Teacher's duty in mixed schoois-,T W.
Alhers.
COuSt. L. :. Court, Jos. KOeiZer.
Geography-Rain fall of the Z. s. J. A. Hussey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G. F. Niebahn.
:. L, DANFORTH. See.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. II, 70.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. IL, 70.
It having come to our notice that a
certain j. Z. Stern of Kasson in the
township of Maple Grove, Manitowoc
county Wis, has been proclaiming him.
self agent FOR the Ohio Champion Reap
er and Mower in that section of the
county and adjoining counties, and Of
fering the same for sale at reduced prices,
We are therefore compelled to take this
course to inform the farming community
of this section that the said Stern is not
agent for the Champion Reaper and
Mower and that he can neither furnish
you machines or repairs for the same.
But Bibinger & Day of Manitowoc, o.
". Pond of Appleton and p. A. Gallet
Of Chiffon are our authorized agents for
the sale of the Champion Reaper in
Manitowoc, Outagamie and Calumet
counties. We will not nor will we suffer
any OF our Agents to furnish the said J.
L. Stern with Champion Machines.
WARDER, MITCHELL Il co.
Manf's. of The New Champion Is, 20,
%, North Clinton St.
Chicago Ill.
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LAWRENCE.-At Branch Jan q, ENoCu r.
LAWRENCE, aged - years.
Ii Is seldom that community is called upon
10 mourn the loss of one so universally respect
ed and beloved az was the deceased. For near
~ twenty years, he has been a resident Of tins
village and he viii ever be held in affeciionate
remembrance By its residents. He leaves n
wife and six children to mourn tho loss of a
faithful husband and kind father.
Words are but feeble TO express the deem
sympathy which is felt for them by their MANY
friends and 1t seems vain to attempt to offer
consoiation; yet with this tribute to the mem
DRY of the departed, we offer the hans, Of friend
ship, with the assurance of a fun realization OF
the loss they have sustained.
Weep not that his tolls are over
Weep not that his race is run:
God grant we may rest as calmly
When our work like his is done:
Till thea we would yield with gladness
Our treasures to Hin to keep,
And rejoice in the sweet assurance.
He eigeth his loved ones Sleep
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a Handsome Income for an Emerge tic
Lady or Gentleman

The Ohio Scale Works of Cincinnati have inst
completed and are now introducing to the DUbIic
a handsomely finished Family Scale, an article
that mas always been needed in every household
and III communication addressed to the pub
lshGi OF this paper the proprictors ask us to re-
Ter them 10 some reliable party to introduce il for
them TO The people of this County 1t is very sell
dom that a new article steps suddenly into I'M
iversai favor. Housekeepeis are loud in its praise
IL Is always ready there arc weights to get lost
or 70 be hunted mp, is reliable, and will not ret
out OF prGor. The description of them il \ hand
some base surmounted by Il column in which
works spiral spring so scientifically adjusted So
10 Welgh anything up To twelve pounds with per-
fect accuracy, on the top Of the column il me
platform on which the articles to be weighed oro
placed, and they have an adjustable indicator so
that you can take the tare Of any vessel Won NAV
use IN weighing, giving you the exact net weIuht
iouseheepers at once see their value in wei ~
fruits, sugars and other ingredients used in Dre
serving cooking etc, or in testing the weights of
purchases from others
Inc Scales are made Of all Brass are bioblv
polished and are finished in q skillful manner
Ihey axe very attractive and take the eve of every
one who sees them.
IL seems to u. that nesrly every family in this
country Will want one, and il certainly n rare an
poFtunIty Tor some smart and energetic party to
PICK up quite nice little income during the newt
lew months. The Company has AGENTS i'm Other
counties who are easily making from ( 5OOto cf IN
per Gay selling them, and we would recommend
parue. IN need OF employment to drop the OHIO
StALk WORKS, No. 125 and III Central Avenue
cincinnati, o., Postal Card. and all information
etc, VIII be cheerfully gwen them by mentioning
o"I PePeI- Feb. 20
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THE following eases haYe been dispos-
ed of in the circuit court since our last
report OF proceedings.
White & Forrest vs.. VIM. Lueps as administra-
tor. Continued.
Chas. Mueller VS.. C. Larson Verdict for de-
PENDANT.
Geo. Brown VS.. j. L. Edwards. Verdict for
plaintiff.
VIM. Patterson VS.. White q Smith. Continued.
c. {. Schumacher VS.. Chris. Peterson. Settled.
Frank Janda VS. Carl Unger. Dismissed.
Rina!do Cole vs.. Valentine Herman. Verdict
for defendant.
tinued.
Verdict for plaintiff.
Fritz Flick vs.. p. Mulholland. Verdict for de-
PENDANT.
john Petrick vs.. Mil Mech. Nut. ms. Co. Dis
missed for want Of jurisdiction.
Ludwig Wenke vs.. John HorStman. Verdict
for plaintiff by direction of the court
II. $, PierpOnt VS.. John Bratz Continued.
c. w. White ct. III. VS.. Anton Stoi. Referred
7. wilbur vs.. 4. Wallich. Confined.
consent.
Herman BuettchCr vs.. Michael eastman Yer
dict for plaintiff.
Caroline Schnell VS.. VIM. Schnell. Continued
Knud, Jarstad VS.. John Morgan. Continued.
NJ. Kellner VS.. VI. MazanCc. Continued.
White u Forrest VS.. Christ. Fartz Referred.
Mary ltOepke vs. TOGO. Phrahn. Continued.
Cath. Iasorski vs., Ii. Wilhelm ct. al Dis
missed from calendar.
Criminal CASES.
State vs.. Martin Psutka, defendant discharged.
State vs.. p. Barth ct. al. Defs discharged
State ". Anna Arnold, Defendant found in
sane.
State vs.. Gonfried Groen. Continued.
State VS.. Gust Hammer. Jury disagreed.
state VS.. Chas. Wilson. Defendant plead guilty
to larceny.
State vs.. Jos. Schiesel. Defendant found guilty
of an assault.
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Al the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the AIanitowoc Dry Dock
Company the old Board of Directors were
reelected. They then chose the follow
ing officers;
th,'estdeat-J. Richards.
SecretGry-W. G. Lueps.
TreGsurer-Geo. Cooper.
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SEVERAL of our exchanges publish
statements to the effect that the II. L.
S. & ". Z. Il. was making preparations
to extend the line to Slawano in the
spring. Shawano is twelve miles north
of Clintonville, the present terminus of
the road
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DoN'T fail to see the New Home sew
ing machine. 1t is light running has
self threading shuttle, self-setting needle,
IS adjustable in all its parts, can be used
for manufacturing or family sewing, is
nickel plated, always ready for use never
skips stitches and needs no tinkering to
make it sew. Call on or address, Lehm
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Conway entertained
large number of their friends on Mon
day evening IN a manner which left moth
ing to be wished for. Ed. even provided
box of cigars, showing that the tastes
OF I. c. Shove and L. J. Nash were not
forgotten.
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We hope the bill introduced in the
assembly aproppriating $1,000 to the
State Agricultural Society will meet with
an early death. As Geo. Peck truly
remarks, there is no more sense in feeling
that institution from the state treasury
than there is of making an appropriation
to Burr Robbins circus.
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MEME has now six cheese factories.
The value of these factories to the farmer
cannot be overestimated. They furnish
q good market for MILK at G. season when
1t is very difficult to manufacture butter.
The farmers Of this county are the men
of enterprise, and in consequence Mani
towoe county is making rapid strides in
agricultural matters.
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AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS

The light running Domestic sewing
machine, is perfect in every feature and
complete in all It's details, it embodies
all of the modern improvements that are
OF proved value, adapting it to the use
or the family or the manufactory, it is
the most popular machine in the market.
For sale by Lehmkuhl Il Dicke, corner
Main & Washington streets.