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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
Fashion votes.

chrysanthimums are among fashionable
flowers
Old blue and white ware continue to take
high rauk in artistic china.
Independent velvet bodicos, mado Jersey
fashion, arc worn over dresses Of other mate.
rial and color.
Broad linon collars and turnover cuffs
similar to those worn by children, are fash.
ionable for young ladies'
Purely fanciful plaids aro fashionable for
ladies costumes. The historic tartans are
more Ia use for children'a suits.
Coaehmen's capes Of silver pointed beaver,
with muif and deep cuffs to match, win be
much in vogue the coming season.
Plain velvet in rich dull tints is used In
handsome walking suits for young ladies
combined with Surah silk or duchess satin.
HaHdsome Turkish sashea Of surah silk,
with gathered ends finished with long heavy
silk tassels, arc sold In every shade Of color.
Walking eanos with heads of sevros or
Dresden china, arc popular among Partisan
women. Sara Bernhardt landed with ono Id
her hand
Armuro and sorgo dresses in tiny plsids
arc fashionable ia very dark or neutral tints,
which are generally frightened by touches Of
scarlet or gold
Instead Of tho old time silk loops, a ring
covered with silk in buttouhole stitch Is now
used in places on the dress, to be fastened
without showing the means
Among new hat trimmings arc heavy cords
Of softly twisted chenille. with tulip. like
ends and schepilie searfs drawn 20 point
Misunderstanding in heavy saassis at each end
Worth makes q saGh bow Of whole width
Of soft Sarah three foarths Of yard wide)
tied in two loops and two short euds finished
with fringe, and places il on tbs left side
just At the waist limo.
Black corsets arc now made with a white
lining--a very desirable improvement. Clasp
protectors are also recent improvement,
which large women addicted to clasp break
ing will especially appreciate.
Fiehus Of fine white net arc as popular as
thoss Of null weroduring the summer They
have al applique trimming Of moss work in
punching patterns for borders. or else they
are trimmed with the Alencon laces.
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The Price Of SVheat.

The San Francisco Journal oJ Commerce Of
the 18th says that tho surplus 81 wheat thi.
season in the civilized countries l. only H..
474, 800 bushels, and that this Is q small and
comparatively unimportant surplus. aud 4.
leaves no fears As 70 the future Of the wheat
market. An exeess Of eight per cent ia the
quantities imported by importing countries
would cause II 10 vanish utterly.
But these countries all produce more or
less wheat themselves. Francs this year
produces %, 9,5i6. 900 bushels, and needs 3f, ,
0l9. 100 bushels more this harvest year.
England produces one half her needs, 80 that
an increase in consumption Of per cent in
importing countries would utterly destroy
the surplus Again II we take into account
the producing countries, It Is syideat thAt
au increase Of a small amount. about ono
per cent. would bs enSngh; that Is to say.
that in given number Of days a man would
cat i0l pounds Of bread w,~Fs he now eats
100.
The comparatively l,w prices y III certainly
eauso an increase in consumption Of even
more than this. Aad the result Ai.l le gui,.
eral. though gradual Advaae5 la the whras
markets OF the world from now until July.
1881.
There hiss already hccn an advance ia Law
ssrpoSl and ClIie@gs. bat no change had oe
curre5 on this coast up 70 the lsih whrat
Is now solliag here At 20 cents.
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chnrcn, plreeterr .

Y.p. @. A.-Mcets st their rooms in Fos-
tors brick building or ~ aesday eyeafIasl
1t 7 80 O'Clock, and on S.bs4sh aftArnoons 81
d. Business Iseetings aFe held on the even
ing of the second Monday III each month.
Everybody inyii.,' 20 stteEd.
i. + Cn y s~I,bath.
at II A. n. y ~ .. r-
vine. b. D - 1t = y P. II.
Prayer meeting y evsg' 81.
EVANGELICAL thaas rbcbinR on SAB.
bath at II a ~, ,ra ) =. n. Sabbath
school 1915. Pras e. NEE '.az eqsry Ihnrs-
day evening. w. e. Kauteer, pastor.
GCsGKZ0Ar1oNAlCn CnUeog. ~Serviceesyery
sabbath 1T II a. IS. and 8 P. n. Ssbsath
school at 2:30. Prayer meeting o.
Thursday evening Of each week. ). W.
Harris, pastor.
". u. CHURCH, soUTH. Services ever
Sabbath at st. Panl's M. r. Church, South
1T u A. 81. and 4 p. n. Sabbath schoo
at l2l ?. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening u. g. Miller, pastor.
". r. CHURCH. n.-Preaching every Sabbath
~ II A. ". and u P. N. Song service u
the evening before sermon. Sabbath Schoc
It 2:50 ?. n. Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. /. Dillon, pastor.
BAFTTsT CHURCH. Services every sAbbath
at II A. NJ. aud u P. n. Sabbath School al
IL. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing. w. J. Crawford, pastor.
PRgsgYTxRnN cnUEcB. ever
sabbath morning and evening in Colegs
Chapel. Sunday SchoOIimmediately ritter tbs
morning service. Prayer nesting svel5
Thursday evening. Rev Ebert :. condit
pastor.
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a Coed Thlsz.

The majority of cur people do not nader.
stand the workings Of the Travellers Acct.
dent Insurance Company. or they would all
give It their support. How often it is that
We are called upon TO chronicle an accident
happening TO some Of our people, which
takes them from their work for weeks and
sometimes months. II those persons had
been insured in this company they could
have drawn s.. $40 or so psr week. as the
case may have been, Until their recovery.
We viii mention one instance. You all re-
member the accident which befsll W. A.
Cox while working on the front OF Fox. Baum
and Cos brick, which broke his leg aud laid
him up for many months. A policy which
would have given him IS per week during hia
suspension from business would have cost
slO for year. and il the accident bad re-
suited fatally bis family would have received
$1,000. This Is bringing il home. You all
know Of just such cases, and especially every
workingman or lahoror should by all means
insure against such accidents. It costs
very little and you should attend TO It inn
mediately, 80 as to preserve your family
from want in case an accident happens to
you. G.. w. Sill is the agent.
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sasOling az EaI.sy.

We learn from Mr.. II. II. Hewitt that one
day last week a lad about fifteen years of
age, named ChAs. Thompson. became unruly
at school. at Halsey. and the teacher, Mr.
W. II. CASTOR, gave him his choice Of taking
a whipping. being expelled from school, or
doing as he was bade. He didn't seem TO
like these terms, and wouldn't como to Sn
amioable agreement upon any of them. The
teacher undertook then to fOrcibly expel
him from the school. and the boy drew di-
lapidated old pissol out Of his pocket, and in
trying TO get it into working order it went
of, and the ball struck in the floor at Sir.
Gaston's feet, The teacher took the pistol
away from him and put him ont of the house.
He was afterwards arrested aud tried before
Justice Stewart on the charge of an assault
with dangerous weapon, and the Justice
thought the evidence was sufficient to war.
rant him in binding the young blood over to
await action Of the grand jury. which he did,
placing the bonds at $500 Deputy District
Attorney Hewitt, OF this city, prosecuted,
and Jas. NJ. Thompson. Of Eugene. defended.
We understand hail was given immediately.
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New Preparations.

We this week commence telling our read
ers of some new specialties prepared 10y IL.
B. Slaven. whose drug establishment in the
Baldwin Hotel at san Francisco is by far the
finest establishment If the Kind on the coast
This enterprising druggist is now intro
dueing in Oregon his famous Yosemite CO.
logne, probably the finest perfume now in
the market Yosemite Face Powder. which
beautifes the complexion and Is entirely
harmless, which csnnot be said of any of the
liquid beautifers in common use now and
still another preparation known IS the Pine
and Eucalyptus Porous Plaster. which rap
idly sapersedes all the old styles Of piasters
as the public gets aequainted with its ner-
ita FOshAy Saa Mlsan aFO the agents for
all Of Slavea's preparations here.
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Vacant PLACES

In the dental ranks viii never occur il you
are particular with your teeth. and cleanse
them every day with tho famous tooth wash.
soZoDoNf. Frem yoath 10 old age Il VII
keep tho enamel tpotlees and unimpaired.
fhe teeth of persons who use s0ZoD0ST
have apeari-like whitenoss. aud the gums ro-
seate hue, willie the breath Is purified, and
rendered sweet and fragragans. II y COM
posed Of rare antisept.on herbs, and is en-.
tireIy free from the Objectionable and inju.
rioas ingredients Of Tooth Pastes, &C.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26

BETTER THAN GOLD is perfect
health, and many arc suffering the tor
lures Of the canned with Dyspepsia when
LISu DANCE ION LIVER AND DYE-
PEPSIA PILLS viii s.ive relief, and,
persisted in, viii cure LlFa worst case OF
This distressing trouble. This pill cures
TORPID Liver and Biliousness, Regulates
the Bowels, removes Pimples from the
Face, cares Sallow Complexion, Foul
breath, Sick Headache, Heartburn, Pain
In the sides and Back; Is Sugar. coated and
GUARANTEED to be PURELY VEGE.
TABLE. 1t acts &kscetly on the coating Of
the Stomach and on the Liver. Can be
taken In any clima-wet or dry weather
Beware of limitations. The genuine has
an engraving of q lion on the outside
wrapper. PFace, 90 cents. For sale by all
druggists.
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caronie censsipasion carsa.

Philadeilbsa, Pa, Oct. &, 1870.
II. II. Warner n c. -tsenGa-For the
pzet ten years have tafsF. ] the =sE sf
fscts Of what might betsrs1s-d chroEic cen-
liver wa all out of order; tired al the
remedies that cncid be obtAlned and that
was ali ] could do, after finding no relief
from regular medicine treatment, aud
finally commenced using your remedies.
first tried the Pills, and ai tho end OF one
and healthy action unknown for yesrs. I
WAS 20 pleased with tho effect that ] con-
cluded 20 try a bottle OF your Bitters, and
although / have not entirely used the 6-st
bottle, am 80 percepfibly improved and
toned up that / write to you giving this
voluntary testimonial 70 the excellence oi
your refaedies. Yours truly,
u. j. CAMPBELL
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ATalaI Acelaer..

The Harrisburg Euelelss says that VIM.
Fawver, an old man about 65 years of age
living on the island below Harrisburg. on
the old Ingram place, was instantly killed
on Tuesday, the 10th inst, while digging
potatoes In the field near his house. The
wind was blowing strong and broke of the
top Of a balm tree. near where he was at
work. Ia trying to avoid the tree it appears
that he ran directly under it, aud it struck
him on the head, mashing in the skull and
breaking his neck He was a sober, indus
trious citizen, and leaves a wife and six chill.
dren to mourn his sad and untimely end.
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HOW TO SAVE AfoNEY.-Instead Of
going to doctor for n prescription, II you
have Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Pain In
the Back and Loins, Sniarting, Iniianma-
ton, Calculi, Brick-dUst Deposit, or any
troubIa OF the Kidneys or Bladder, buy 4
bottle of DIR. Mintleis NephretisuIn, The
great Buchu Compound. II Il the most
wonderful prescription for these troubles
ever compounded. MeEsrs. Abrams &
Carroll, wholesale druggists, say: I'VE
regard Nephreticum as the best kidney
and bladder remedy in the market. .
Woodard, druggist, Portland, Or, says
livery body speaks highly Of a." Chif6s,
druggist, Portland, on, says: isSo.d lots
of Il; it always does the work" Many
have been cured CT obstinate kidney COM
plants after the dartors have given them
mp. Price, SIPS. Tor sale by ell 0ruS-
gists.
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ALBANY
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION.

{ A mass meeting Of the Democracy Of
Albany will be held at the
PACIFIC OPERA HOUSE.
on Saturday evening, Dec. =, 1850, at
o'clock, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Mayor, Recorder, Marshal
and Treasurer, to DO voted for at tho cleo.
ton ON Monday, December 9, 1850.
WARD MEETINGS.
The Committee recommend that the va.
lioua Ward meetings be held at the fol.
lowing tfmssuaa- places:
First ward-At Upper School House.
second ward-At Central School House
Third ward-At Lower School House,
Each Ward. meeting will nominate one
candidate for Councilman and select a
memter of the City Central Committee.
II. y. ARMSTRONG,
MART. V. BROWN,
c. c. CHERRY,
Committee.
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bsasa orm. e. Ollver.

Many OF the citizens Of Oregon and Wash.
ington territory vii remember BAR. II. G.
Oliver. Who came To Oregon some time ago
as organizing officer and deputy grand master
Of the Ancient Order Of United Workmen.
From Portland paper we learn that
after doing the work Of the order he re-
turned to his home in CaliforniA, and was
attacked by malariAI fever. He was taken
to Brooklyn where the best medical aid at
tended hin, bat in vain. He diedabOut one
month ago. and his ehildIess widow has the
heartfelt sympathy Of thousands Of brothers
in her sad bereavement.
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Toys ro,s roys:

Julius Joseph always has eelipsei all com.
petilors in the line Of toys. and he still keeps
up his lick. He has opened out a stock in
the building one door above Mady's Eestau.
rant, and is now ready to supply the demand
for toys. He absolutely has even ythipg. aud
as he wants 10 quit the business. you will
get rare bargains by calling upon him. Re-
member that he fally iatenda selling every.
thing ia his store, 20 call esrly aud make
yoar choice.
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After quoting what was said in recent
issue of this paper about the Hancock Guards
of Albany, 7. n. Draper. the now editor and
propristOr Of the CzaeEGmas Democrat, has
the following comments
We can heartily endorse this statement Of
the DENocRAT, in behalf of nurself and
those who witnessed their admirable disci-
pIine and erect soIdieFly bearing. In the
Portland parade they were the admired cyn-
osure Of al eyes, and all lockers On agreed
unanimously that they were the finest body
of men IN the state. Long may they live TO
keep Linn Democratic.
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Fred Dunhins wishes Us 70 inform cur
readers that be has just reeeived rnagnif-
cent stock Of collins and esskets. and here
after he sill sell chem at prices never before
heard Of ia this community. To give some
idea Of the prices he authorizes us to say
that they viii range from s. up 70 $50. and
for the latter price one viii be furnished
that has heretofore cost fully SIS. He means
business.
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A RclnsvaI.

l wish all to take notice that have rented
the building formerly occupied by senders
and SteInberg, and after december lst can
be found at that place. Thanking my cus-
toners for past favors respectfully ask a
continuance of the same, not doubling that
can do as well by them in the limo Of general
merchandise as any establishment in the
city. I. G. JAoKsos.
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lNnTa1S AND TNLAWFut.

Chinaman Pat In IIog rcn - h;s
cOuntrymen aud AeFt 60 D.e.
Last Sunday morning Chinaman came TO
Marshal H&nt and informed him that an.
other Celestial was dYingin tho back part Of
the old Chinese barracks in the rear of Sen.
dsrs and Ssemberg's store. Mr.. Hunt went
down and found thatis was so. There the
poor heathsn laid, in q part of the building
which had been ased as hog pen. without any
bed, or in fact anything over or under him
but his own scanty clothing. Aid arrived
too late and the poor unfortunate fellow
miserably persisted from disease and expos.
ure few moments after he was discovered
by the Marshal 1t was soon ascertained
that he had been lying i'll at Little Jim's'
store for some tinle, and not getting better
that Chinese dignitary and one of his men
carried him down to this pig pen in the rear
Of another Chinese den. the evening before,
and left him there to die. Coroner Davis
empanelled a jury, consisting of tho following
persons Geo. Humphrey, E, r. Skipworth.
r. A. Stratford. l. G. Denny, D. w. Gun
din and (, y Parker Witnesses testified
10 the circumstances stated above, and Dr.
J. L Eill, after examining the body testi.
tied that the death Of the deceased was
caused by dropsy of the heart. which had
been hurried to the fatal termination by ex-
posure, and the jury rendered verdict in
accordance with this testimony The body
was buried on Sabbath afternoon. by order
of the Coroner. but not siagle Chinaman
attended
Little jim" was promptly arrested Sab
bath morning. complaint OF ths ChiuamaR
in the rear of whose house the body was
foand. and on Monday was tried before Re-
corier Halter charge of mansiaughter.
He admitted that he assisted in carrying OF
the Chinaman. twho. by sbe way. was his
oossinl. and consequently the Recorder
bound him over to await action of the grand
jury. His boaas were placed at $3.50, and
n. 5. and Arch Monteith gave the necessary
bail, and he was released. For several years
be has worked at Mont,iths mills, and is
considered 8 very good, respectable, average
Chinamau, but thai is no excuse for the bru-
tai way in which he treated his countryman.
They are very Superstitious and do not like
to live in a house where death has occurred,
and, Of course, DO not consider it wrong to
bundle sick comrads out into the street to
die when they think The chances OF his re-
coYery are slim. Section 5O7 OF the Oregon
statute seems TO dispose Of Jim's case:
If any person shall, in the commission Of
an unlawful act, or a lawful act without due
canton or circunispection, involuntarily kill
another. such person shall be deemed guilty
Of mansiaughter.
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SIR ASHLEY COoPER,s VITAL Re
ity, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhece
nocturnal emissions, laSsitude, inability
for mental labor, dependency and suGk
diseases as are induced by youthful folliss
aud excesses, than all other medicines
Why will you suffer9 Send
to A. 4. Mintie, M. D., Mo. IL Kearney
street, San Francisco, for the Restorative
and be cured. Price, s. per bottle. -Four
times the quantity, $40. rrs bottle. DR..
Mintie treats allsprivate diseases success
f.,llNy
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ALEXANDER - WALTERS. in this
city, on Thursday evening, Nov. Is, 1850. by
Rev. 7. d. White, DIR. w. F. ALEXANDER,
Of this city, and Miss EsTELLA Walters, Of
Jefferson.
Compliments received in the shape Of .
large basket Of cake, and we presest our con.
gratulationa and wish the bride and groom a
long and happy life.
ELLIS--RICHMOND. AT the residence
OF the brides parents in Dallas, Nov. l4th,
1880, by Rev. T. v. B. Embrec, Mr.. H. ].
ELLIS and Miss NErTIE s. RIcHMoND, daugt.
ter of T. G. Richmond, Esq.
BENNETT SMITH. AT Halsey, at the
residence Of the officiating minister, Nov. 4,
1880, by Rev. I. j. Wilson, Mr.. JOHN w.
BENNETT and Miss MARrnA T. SMITH both
OF this county.
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Following is a correct r Ut Il tie thar
kets in tfiis city up 20 noe. ,sft4y:
FLoUR-$5 50 per bhls
HAY-.ba'sd, sl0@sli pei ton
10 -.
PoTAT0l.---75 cts psr busheL
BUTTE 81 p 20 ets per ii.
EGGS-35 ents pr ~
P0RK---5 70 81 IS pei y.
DACONs-ba fs, I4GI7o
shoulders, l2e
sides, I4ic.
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, Toe.
plums, l4e.
Pidmmer dried apples, lac.
" plams, lsc.
CHICKENS 81 5o@S3. 90 per doz
SUGAR-San Francisco G, l2ic.
CoFFEE-Costa Eiea, ls830c.
Java, 30c.
-Curcola-22c.
Rio, 20
MILL FEED-bran, slo0s1Iper ton.
chop, sls@S1e.
shorts. SIS.
-middiinG. Se08i5.
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TLe sAendie Prope4ty sol4.

Last Saturday sir. C. KlOtk, late Of Wis
consin, purchased of Mrs. CEeadle the mill
property at the foot of Broadalbin street, in
this city, and viii start it up imnedi-
ateIy as custom mill. lie is a prac-
tical miller bimseIf, and viii superintend the
running Of the mill in person. Farmer.
shouH read bis notice TO them published
this week
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During the present week A. B. McIlwain
has received large addition TO his stock,
consisting of ladies' cIoaks, dolmans, dress
goods. etc. He wants Us to call the atten-
tion of our readers especially to his line Of
eashmercs, which he can and viii sell at low
er prices than any merchant in town. Re-
member that he means what he says.
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semslAiaz sewi

All ysu who do net have 70 clothe boys
need not read this. L. z. Blain has brought
on somsthing which We know will soil
well. 1t is large stock Of good, heavy,
strong Scotch goods, f1r boys suits,
marked out plainly for eating, and it can
be taken home and cut ont and made up
at the leisure Of these who do the work.
The snits are only worth half what is
ehlrged for those already made up, and
any 10Y from 4 years old up to 10 can gel
81
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Waiting Eer RELATIVES.

Our aunf, Mrs. Sam Hoon, Of WaIla Wal
Ia, arrived here last Saturday, and viii re-
main in this locality come months visiting
her relatives-the Humphrey clan She has
been down in California on visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. J.. II. Corum, formerly Of
this city. Hearing OF our good educational
institutions she has concluded to remain here
until spring and let her three children attend
school
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tn. Eesaaoa Railroad

is not bailt yet. and until It Is our people
will still have "a use some other mode o.
eonveyaace. Fred lHillers, Of This city, has
six or eight hacks and buggies which he VII
sell at very low prices and On reasonable
terms. He also does all kinds Of blacksmith
ing and wagon.making anal guarantees sA:is.
faction.
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Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, en- old citizen Of
this vicinity known to every one as q most
influential citizen, and Christian Minister
of the NJ. e. Church, Just At this moment
stepped in our store to say, 81 wish every
body to know that / consider that both
myself and wife owe our lives TO Shilsh's
Consumption Cure.n It is having 3 tre-
mendous sale over our counters, and In
giving perfect satisfaction ia all cases OF
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has
done. Drs. Matchett q France.
Bourbon, Ind, May IS, 1878.
Sold by Foshay & Mason, Druggists, Al
bany, Oregon.
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Perfection sarel,

One u the latest aud without qaestios the
n,ass perfect sewing machine now before the
public is the 'Dnviss1 Why they actually
mAks out o. strips Of elet! caps. saacers.
baskets. etc. IN perfect shape We saw oue
At the Albany agency and together with many
samples Of practical work noted viii ssy
that there are thinga never before made on q
Sewing Machine. Go aud see Tor yourselves
and be convinced. W. b Scott, Agent.