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chain.gang, and was clothed by the city RI
Richmond. The witness further stated that
as captain Of the cbain-gang be furnished
Brice with the clothing necessary for him
from funds contributed by the city Of Rich
mond, and Briee's name appeared on the
list which Mr.. Lee gave To the Auditor.
The witness also testified that several pris-
oners who were charged by Sergeant Lee
with having obtained clothing from the
State did not so obtain their clothing. but
got 1t from the city.
Captain Wilkinson said he saw book
which the iaiIer kept to show what prison
ers had been clothed by the State. bot never
saw Mr.. Lee with the book. The witness
further said that Auditor Massey's report
showed that S143 had been used for cloth
Ing members OF the chain-gang. He knew
OF no member having received clothing
from the State this year, and did not give
Mr.. Massey 10 understand that Sergeant
Lee kept books such as any merchant
would. Mr.. Lee did not stay at the Jail
great deal, and the witness could not swear
that Sergeant Lee did not give clothing to
any OF the members OF the chan-gang.
Without examining any other witnesses
the Court adjourned until this morning ut
III O'Clock, at which time the case will come
up again, and the witnesses that were on
the stand yesterday will perhaps be recalled.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, "a;
Q A. NJ, &C.; noon, 6S; 3 p. NJ. IS; Z.
w.. 60; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, G256.
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AM UsEM ENTs.
ID rCHMOND THEATRE,
SATURDAY EVENING, ocrobEs sru,
RETuRN OF
roRD's COMEDY COMPANY
FoRD's COMEDY COMPANY
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY,
when will be presented tho new comedy drama, in
three acts, by GEORGE H.JgssoP. author OF The
Gentleman From Nevsds," repete with the msrfi-
ss, effects. entitled
SAM OF PUsEN,
SAM OF PUsEN,
on THE
COMMERCIAL DRUMMER,
coMmERcIAi coMMEke,st hEYMMMEk, bk!jMMkR
Mr.. VI. N. CURTIS as SAM PLAsTRIcK:
other characters by MARIE BocKEL. Mrs. CURTIS,
BLANCHE THOMPSON Mrs. RoUsk, Mr.. CUELsY,
Box.shesI at RAMOS & Nosxs's. 914 Main
street
MoyDAY-THE CRITERION COMEDY COM
PANY. &C SGT
LECTURES.
IL REv. J. b. HAWTHORNE, d. d.,
GRACE STREET rREsbYrEnIAN CHURCH,
for me benefit Of the Ls.ies' Industrial Society
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1850, AZ 8 O'Clock r. NJ.
snbJcct; "BE TRUE TO THYsEdE"
Ex. URsION.
RICHMOND. FRsDERIcKsBuRG AND1
POTOMAC hAILROAD.
oyYIcE OF GENERAL TICKET Agent.
RICHMOND, VA, october 2, 1880.
EXCURSION RATES VIA RICHMOND
FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTo-
MAC RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE EsQULCENTENNIAL.
NATIONAL FAIR AT WASHINGTON.
Fare 10 baltimore and return. SO so
Fare 10 Washington and reiurn..... .......... rs
Baltimore tickets good for three days from day Of
washington ,siet. good until October. eth, iu-
ON sale at W. CARRIERS. s2e Main street. aud
1t depot. Z. A. TAYLOR,
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CMssApRAKrl
RAILROAD COMPANY, [
OFFICE SUPERJNTENDENT. |
RICHMOND. VA, October 4, 1880. J
CPECIAL CE.-ROUND-TRIP
w. 10 cHaDlt fleltOTs W dtteuu
more Se.aui Centennial Celebration and the Pimli-
co races will be sold this line al SO Ioundtrp
Richmond to Baltimore and return. Tickets good
from the 9th TO The 23d Of October, both Inclusive
For Information apply to A. w. CARRIER, general
ticket Office, Main street, and al the Office OF the
company. II. Il. DOUGLAS,
oc 3 1t superintendent
TARRANT'S SEITZER APERIENT.
T IKE ITS CELEBRATED NAMESAKE,
the seltzer Spring in Germany,
TARRANT's sELTZER APERlENT
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FINE Gassss TEA al soc. poupd.
w. ID. Rx.AIR AGO.. fl09 MAN sweet.
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DROFESSOR LA PLACE RESUMED
Il his CLASSES AND PRIYATEdESSONS IN
FRENCH on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Little girls and young ladies Will be taught In
classes formed al their residence.
Boys and young mems classes Will be formed at
his ciass-r room, 203 north sixth street.
All private classes will be taught at school rates
say $40 per session of nine months.
Terms moderate by the month for private lessons
for one, two, or three pupils.
Bo,s' and young mems classes will be arranged In
the evening after O'Clock.
Pupils recei fed at any time during the session.
Best references in The city.
For circulars aud other information apply at the
French Consulate. oc 6-W,FS Su1m
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No 100 NORTH pIGHTH STREET.

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
- No. 100 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
The sixteenth session OF this school VIII begin
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Esd.
Boys of eleven years OF age received; or, II we'll
advanced, even younger.
CHARGES PER SESSION:
Elementary English aud Mathematics.
Higher English and Mathematics. cs............,.. "a
Slain, Greek. French. German. each.... IA
Clergymens sons for all branches. 30
tlf boy studies mere than Two Of these Ian
gages no charge is made for the third and fourth.
For two or more bows from The same family a de-
ducton Of Will be IN 4de from each bill over 500.
Payments as follows: Ten dollars tS1Ol the day of
eDtrance the balance In three six, aud nine months
from l 7th September 1880.
Circulars at the bookstores after 18th instant.
THOMAS II. NORWOOD, Principal,
re Q-lm No 6l / east Leigh street.
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MRS. SQUIRE'S SEMINARY
INl FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
WILL REOPEN
OCTOBER Atm
az 5l2 east franklin street. Send for circulars.
appIy at the schoOl.rOoms. se29.2wk

DICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION.
The third annual session Of the RICHMOND
ART ASSOCIATION will open on the first WE'D
NESDAY IN OCTOBER with its usual corps OF
teachers.
For further particulars apply. until the school
opens, 70 Mrs. FRANCIS LEVY, S07 east Grace
street. between the hours Of 10 and ~ o'clock A
NJ. Art rooms: Sl9 east Main street, Young Mems
Christian Association Building. sc e2o-2w
TARDIVEL, 25 west
INI 46th ST., New York, reopens Sept. 27th. Board
ing and Day School for Young Ladies aud Children.
Thorough teaching; daily lectures; Languages spo-
ken within months. Drawing and musical advsn-
tages unsurpassed Public examination for gradu-
stes. au lO-4taw0Zt
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LECTURES.
BALTIMORE sEsQUl-CENTENNIAL.
NATIONAL FAIR AT WASHINGTON.

Fare 10 baltimore and return. so
Fare 10 Washington and reiurn..... .......... rs
Baltimore tickets good for three days from day Of
sale. g
washington ,ekets good until October. i 9th, iu-
elusive.
ON sale at A. w. CARRIERS, 1913 Main street. aud
st depot. &. A. TAYLOR,
S-IN General Ticket Agent
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CAPTAIN Wilkinson was the next witness.
He aid that Hally Brice worked in toe
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A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS.

EVERY COAT TRIED on BEFORE
FINISHING.
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Miracles Ia The Woods.

Scott county, Virginia, is in the
extreme southwestern portion Of
the State, and is hemmcd in on
every side by high mountains II
is almost entirely destitute Of roads,
mills and schools, although it con
tains Il few churches. Nevertle.
less, this rude, remote and almost
uncivilizcd region has produced Il
man who, il the newspapers pub.
lished in that section Of the State
are TO he believed, has gifts that
lift him above ordinary mortals.
Fills name Is Miller. The sick and
blind come TO him md are cured of
their iniirmitios. He gives no
medicines and charges no fee.
Two citizens Of Salem, one atllict-
ed with total deafness and the
other with cancer in The face, paid
n visit to this natural ductOr SONG
days ago. The deaf man came
back with his hearing restored.
The man with the cancer was ell
tirely relieved Of pain, and the
symptoms which the doctor said
would prccede perfect cure have
set in. The Salem Register SAYS
that Philadelplian las offered
the doctor $4,000 TO travel with
him year, but he declined the
offer, and said that no amount of
money could induce him to travel
for Il single day. lie says his
power is from God. All these
stories seem incredible. Dr.. Me.
Council, at present a member Of
the Virginia House of Delegates
from Scott county, says that hc
sent an old woman to this man,
who had not been out of her room
for twenty years. and could not
walk step. Her bed was put on
wagon and she was taken to see
Miller. lie had no faith whatever
in MilIer's alleged miraculous gift
Of healing, but, to his utter aston
iSlmcnt, the Old woman came
back walking. a man with such
Il gift rs this cannot long remain
hidden away in the mountains Of
Southwesterns Virginia. Unless
Miller is 4 fraud. which is very
probable, we will soon hear some:
thing more about him.
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ton to substitute the "1st, Cd and
Sd" was lost, whereupon Charles
Ankrum rose TO explain his vote,
and took OCCASION to score the
President and committee and the
proprietor of the Commercial Hotel
because the colorsd veterans were
not admitted TO the supper. Who
is at fault we cannot determine.
The motion to hold an Encamp-
mcnt on the ID and Sd of July pre-
vailed and Finance Committee
was appointed, viz: Clark, Lee
Raymond; Coal, J. a. Plymire
Clay, \. |. Shinn; Eagle, ". J
Kcrns; Elk, y. Boyd; Grant, ].
Q. Lowthcrs Simpson, NJ. Jones
Sardis, 7. ". Cunningham; Union,
G. Mintcr; Ten Mile, Jams Bum
gardner.
A committee Of Arrangements
was then appointed viz: Clark,
A. c. Moore; Coal, Fl. Raymond ;
Clay, Bart. Clark; Eagle, L. F.
Pigott; Elk, DR.. J. Gregg; Grant,
WIN. II. Morris; Simpson, John
Webb; Sardis, W. 4. kishbaugh ;
Ten Mile, D. 7. Davis; Union, J.
S. Law.
On motion the comrades in West
Virginia (cx-Fc'leal and ex-Con-
federated were requested TO join,
and appoint committees in every
county to cooperate with these
committees.
On motion the colorcd comrades
were invited 10 attend on terms Of
equality.
A motion to adjourn was voted
down, and several parties called on
for anecdotes which afforded the
"boyS" considerable amusement.
Resolutions were adopted ten
dering thanks to the band for mu-
sic, to S. Il Steele for same on
violin, and to A. Criss and Z. ".
Wells for martial music; to Mr..
Camp for tho supper and to the
Lewis county comrades for their at
tendance. Adjourned.
The entire affair was Il success
in every sense.
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81 Tramp ibrOdd."

Mark Twain is launching upon
the world new book under the
above title, which is TO he sold
only by canvasscrs. We have en-
amined the pages furnished TO
canyassers, as specimen Of the
work, and are ready to believe
that it will he fully up to "The
Innocents Abroad in the quaint
and sparkling humor which
charactcrizcs that funny book,
while in its illustrations il will lie
still more amusing, and in its
mechanical execution an ornament
to any library.-7diund Leader.
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In the March number Of the
North Anic"icdm Rerirm there is a
symposium" between Judge Black
and Mr.. Z. W. S'ougEton in re-
gard to the third term, the former
presenting the reasons against it,
the latter those for il. Mr.. Black
ovcrhauls the late article Of cx-
Senator Howe on this subject with
severity, but the gist Of his argu-
ment is contained in his summing
up of the moral rcpusnance Of the
people to such 4 violation of the
unbroken traditions of their fath-
ers. As Mr.. Black says: a prcsi-
dent Of the United States may be
legally elected and reelected for
an indefinite number of terms ;
there is nothing in the Constitu-
ton to forbid it; but the two.
term precedent set by Washington,
followed by his SUCCESSORS, conse-
Grated by time and approved by all
the public men of the country, rip
cncd into rule as efficient in lis
operations as lift had been \ part
Of The organicln NV. A distinguished
and very able Senator of the Grant
party, who had carefully inquired
into the state ofthe popular feeling,
told Inc in 1873 that the sentiment
which opposed Il third term was
stronger than n constitutional in.
tcrlict; the people would more
readily assent to Il breach of pop,
ular law, tentually inserted into
the constitution, than to any dis
turbancc of an unwritten rule
which they regard MS so sacred.
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The Pittsburgh DiHO"t"h (Rep.)
thinks there was something lack
ing in the Grant resolutions adop.
ted Mt Utica.
The instructions for General
Grant were anticipated. The reso-
lutims attemp, to explain that n
third term is not Il third term. hut
they prnbally convince nolndv
Who was not convinced hcior-;iS
i'0'o"ins WAS willing to swear that
Il cloud was like Il whale or n
camel when I.crd Hmiri said it
wa@. The rulrtirrS of Lord l,oScO
"i.l deem the resolutions I'M
anSwcrahIc. There is one curious
want in all III" uttcranroS Of the
advocates Of General t;rant-a
lack Of lavish praise of the en-
Presidents career as chief cXrcu.
tive. y resolution clarifying Cen
cral Grants Stalcmanship MS
exhibited in the Sagacity which al
ways swayr'l him in his rhuiuc of
wise, able. inrnrruptiI,le associates.
advisers and officials, would have
meant SnmcthinG. II is To he IT,
gre;lrol that Mr.. r"nkling did not
increase the very abundant en-
tluu;u,n, lac - ,Iu,;,,, 81 al.
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AE&NA NOTIGEs,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
West Virginia.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
West Virginia.
A. Rules held in the. Clerks Office Off,
Circuit Court Of The county of Calhoun n,
The first Monday IN February, 1890.
John ". Dnrson, Carrie S. Nc William, s,..
phcn A. G. Bnrson, Columbia Ann Bur.
son aud Arazona T. l'urson, plaintiff.
VS.
Province Mccormick, and the heirs n, law or
Elizabeth Mccormick, deceased, to.wi,:
John Mccormick, Andrew Mccor.
mick, Margaret Ssillwagon and Thom,,
ssillwagon, heirs rs aforesaid, defendant,
IN cuANcERy.
The object Of this suit is to snbj.c, to al.
1856 acres ofland, situate on Little Kanawh,
river, in Calhoun county, 20 the paym.n, Of
Judgment in favor Of the plaintiffs agaiu,,
he defendants for $40 81, obtained in The
District Court Of the United States for thu
District Of wrst Virginia.
IL appearing by affidavit fled with tia
.apcrs Of this cause, rs well as the return o,
lie Sheriff of Calhoun county, thu, The said
'r"vincc Mccormick, John Mccormick, An
rev Mccormick, Margaret StilIwagou AID
FhOmas S'illwagou nre not residents Of tbs
STATE Of Hest rirginia, it is ordered tia,
they do appear here at Rules TO be held in
ii. clerks office Of the circuit cour, of chi.
'oaa county, on the first Monday in March
text, and do wl'a, is necessary to protee,
heir inicres, in this suit, and that eopv
i this order be published 10 THg wEs-oy
'EaocRAT, public newspaper published in
Weston, IVES, Virginia, for four succs,,iv.
weeks.
A Copy Tesic:
GEO. W. SII.COTT, Clerk.
J. NJ. Bennett, pa feb2l4w
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4 Fer Hints Worfh Preserving.

|. Child two years old has an
attack Of Group at night; doctor
at a distance; what is 10 be done?
The child should be Immediate
~ undresscd and put in Il warm
bel. Then give an emetic, compns-
ed of one part of antimonial wine
to two of ipccac. Ths dose is Il
,easpoonful. II tho anthony is
not handy, give warm water, mus
tard and water, or any other sim
pie emctic; dry the child and
wrap it carefully in Il warm blan-
kct
.. Some ones rose blecds and
cannot he stopped.
Take Il plug Of lint, moistcn,. dip
in equal parts Of powder alum and
gum arabic, and insert in the nose.
Rathe the forehead in cold water.
). Child eats 4 piece of bread on
which arsenic has been spread for
killing rats.
Give plenty OF warm water, new
mia; in large quantities, cruel and
linsccd tea; toment the bowels.
Scrapc iron rust or anything, mix
with warm water, and give in largo
drauglts Of fluids until those
given before have vomitcd, because
the stomach will not contract pro-
perly if filled, and the object is to
get rid Of the poison as quickly rs
possible.
i. A Young Indy sits in the draft
and comes home with h bad sore
throat.
Wrap flannel around the throat,
keeping out Of drsughts and sud-
den changes of atmo$phereS, and
every half hour take 4 pinch of
chloride Of potash, place il on the
tongue, and allow il to dissolve in
the mouth.
). The child falls backward into
n tub Of water and is very much
sraltlcd.
Carefully undrcsS the child. lay
it on n bed. On lis l,rrastiI the hack
is scaI,lc'l, liz sure all draughts are
excluded; then dust over the parts
sculdcrl with hi.carhonatc Of SOFIA ;
lay muslin over il; then make a
tcat by placing two lakes with II
board over them in bed, To prevent
the covering from pressing on the
sraId: cover UP warm.
& The moving machine cuts the
drivers legs as he is thrown from
his seat.
Put 4 tight bandagc around the
limb nl"ve the cut, slip n cork un.
der it in the direction Of Il line
drawn from the inner part If the
knee IN Il little outside orthc groin.
Draw the ed "s Of the cut together
with sticking plaster.
:. Child has Il had cararhr.
Dip Il plug Of cotton wool in
olive oil. warm it and place it in
the ear. Wrap up The head aml
keep it ont If dranEhts.
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HOT,ibiC ..icritirni.

James Shaw. Il yonng man. Of
ClarI: shurg. brother Of pr. Shaw.
of Grafton, while attempting 10 get
Oh = freight train. lnSt his hold and
fell under the wheels, end had lIi-
legs crushed in n horrible manner
from al,ovr the knees down. There
can h ~ hopes of his recovery.
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A novel fight recently occurred
ut Atlanta. Georgia, between n
rooster and two small hut vicious
dogs. 1t lasted several minutes,
during which the bird lost II great
deal of his plumage and most Of
his tail but at last he beat the
dogs.
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we wish it understood that com
munications which may hereafter
appear in our columns, naming this
or that person for Office, must not
be taken as rejecting our opinions.
-.MriinSLurg Statesman.
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Only tnuY States NOW elect n
Gnv'.rnor every year, sixteen once
in two years. iwn once in thr e
years, and sixteen once in four
years. Three elect their Senators
annually. eleven one" in two years.
one once in three years. and twenty
three "nro in four wears. Eight
States elect their House Of Repro
sGntativcS for one wear, and thirty
for two years. Maine, Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island and Connect
cut are the only States which elect
II Governor every wear The only
States with any annual State eleH-
ton outside Of New England are
Minnesota. Wisconsin, New York
anil New Jersey.
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WITmiX the last several WEEKS We
have received n miImlrr Of comnu-
nicatinns recommending certain in
dividualS G"r certain county offices
I" lac filled 1T our next election
We are free Ia say that with few en-
""ptinns,wr could give to those who
hay" been thus named n hearty
support, but We have determined
upon the rule to rest the whole
subject Of nominations in the dis
erection Of the Democratic Cnuntv
Primaries. which in the selection Of
representative delegates 10 the
County Convention. will reflect the
voice Of III" party by nominating
such Il ticket Us will combine the
strength "ftl" party At tho polls.
ifthis expression nj the primaries
is free and untrammcll~l, and not
suspicious Of the methods rr<nr'rA
TO heretofore, whereby delrgl.r.
have been appointed 10 favor the
nomination Of certain individuals
for certain Offices, whether they be
the choice Of the party or not. then
whoever shall he chosen by the
county convention will undoUhted-
~ receive the solid vote Of tho par
t., and the ticket will he elected
without question. hut if BULLDOG
ins the primaries is resortod to, We
shall at least not he answcrahle for
consequences which may lead to
ihe defeat of the ticket. Therefore
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LAND SALE.

ir"line Is Qmrri"r. E.eru;ri1, &c.
ss.
cr"grine iiays, &c.
n Clmnrcry in the Circuit Court
Of Gilmcr county.
In pursuance Of n decree of,Ilc Circui,
fOart Of Gimer county, rendered nj the
september term, thereof, 1879, in the above
iylcd cause, lhc undersigned Commission.
rs will, OF the
18th 'lar of March, 1850,
II the front door OF thr Courl House Of sail
'o"n'y, proceed to all att public ancllon,
valuable tract of land l,in. on The Hest
Fork Of The i.t'l. EauAwIn river, In CAL
houn county, containing
l3j ACRES.
heins The sane ,r,ci OF land conveyed hy
Alexander ". Quarter AMI vile 10 reIr
srtm Hays by deed 'InIrl July Iah, 1861
Said lund will be sold for cash.
". &. BENNETT,
LOUIS BENNETT,
t'bl44w Commissioners.
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The habits Of fruit are peculiar;
We have seen II Hisin hos. Il Jig
drum, and an apple stand all day
on The street corner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-06

4 little Mexican girl three or
four Years old, partly swallowed Il
nickel. and was saved from cIrnk-
Ing to death by Il gentleman who
seized her by the ankles and sllonk
her violently, head downward, till
the nickel was dislodgcd.
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John Morrison.
THE GREAT
Liquor Dealer

! Misl, to inturm my friends tint have
just received lurSc stock Of goUds. ",
aim in the future will e, as i, has hpcn in
thr past, to keep large and well select
stock Of the hesl brands of Nelson, Amber.
Son, Jefferson and Marion counties, Ken.
taeky Whiskie. and IiHndies.
do not keep rc,iGcl ar Compounded
WHISTLES In any way hut receive IRON dis.
,:lerics direct, and guarantee tie goods free
from Ill Qualifications.
Don't forget the Flatc-Nc Mai,
Gtr,,E W..t.D W ~
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lie LanRot Make BHcr Machine al Any Price. :
The Highest Premium awarded the Stitch at the Centennial :
Shuttle Double Thread iE Stitch Mnr, copc
combining all with
= andy we qualities which tie
- STANDARD rs so POPULAR. 2
Family Machine The Mord-itai smooth
md
thoroughly tested while for yc: i'll Thousands Families thu
warranted i five and Kept Order fee"
Money refunded perfectly Satisfactory Reduced wi ar dow
Machine
and useful attachments for all kinds Of w" se ."
With Machine price The Standard Nr
good qualities oioub the Price Ghtand Eay Eunns e
useless os Will last for
understood Makes The Double Thread Lock Stitch alike both
u ShCri Straight and Strong Needle ES
With Tension Iln
Strong MrhIue
qalNR vide
Naae and Use
,0u Sc use 10
Address STANDARD SEWING ACHINE co, Broadway and
Clinton Place, New York.