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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-30
Mother, Aao,her, / so,h.r

Are you disturbed at nigh, and brok =.
en- Of your re-; 10y lick child suffer
ing and crying with the circulating
pain ofcutiing teeth? if-ogoz once
and get 4 bottle Of Mr.. WInsio~'s
Soothing syrup u will relisys the
poor little sufferer Immediately de
pend upon II; there l. NO mistake about
IT, There j. not n mother on Earth who
has ever used IL. who will not tel sou
nj opee that IL will rexsis,. the f-eHels.
and give re-; In the mother and relic.
and health TO the child. operating like
magic. II 10 Perfectly .sfs Ia ss-e In
all ca>e-. and p,ea-zb, 90 the taste. aud
is the pre.criJtSon 81 one ofths oldest
and bet female Physicians and nsr.-
- In the United -t4te- -old eTsry-
where ia bottle. 20
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Pleasant VALLEY Items.

The Christmas tree was grand sue
cess, and ~ We predicted IN last week =
JOURNAL There was a large number
of late corners who were unable 10 Oh
tain seats The audience commenced
10 assemble at the school house q. soon
O. II became dark, and continued To
come until the presents had nearly all
been distributed Indeed the only dis
agreeable feature Of the evening, wa.
the large number Of persons present.
The first part of the evening was &C.
eupied by a literary entertainment.
given by the children Of the school.
consisting of singing, deciamations,
&c, and was rendered by them in .
manner which gave entire satisfaction
TO ali who heard ihetn. After the
speaking was finished the tree VA.
lighted up with candles, and il made
. very handsome sight The presents.
many Of which were very beautiful.
were then distributed The laughter
which very frequently aro-e, told that
some per-on had been made the vic
tim Of joke. From the number Of
cotion-vad. found upon the noor. ve
should judge that those innocent look
ing preizels, had been filled with cot
ton-baiten- There was . barrel Of ap-
pies on hand and vas empiiei in q
very short time, everyone having all
they could possibly eat A vote OF
thanks asthen extended 70 the lsdie,
who had trimmed the tree, and one
also TO Mr.. shiford, personally, amer
which all returned home, we'll plsnsesd
with what they had seen, head and
received
The school 10 having . week vsea-
ton
Mis- Fannie spny spent few days
With An- Bnaithvaite and family, iass
week yHLKx.
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Vigorous" Westher. .

The cold wave having left the Their
mometer i0' below zero at Manitoba,
passed over the country and "drew
nigh" last Sunday afternoon. Since
then the mercury has been ranging
from 20 10 lie below-about the coolest
snap We have had in this country. Du-
ring Tuesday night and early Wednes-
day morning the mercury reached the
'lowest depths" To satisfy himself
about the actual severity of the wealth.
er, Mr.. John Gibson took trip around
town early Wednesday morning, in
specting the various thermometers.
He struck general average and
the mercury stood upon that estimate
at l2S below-whicb was probably
somewhere near the right point. This
extra invoice of weather. has kept the
coal and weed dealers pretty busy At
tending to the summons to ''send il
up Immediately" Nothing short of
a coal house full has made the house
keeper feel perfectly safe end secure.
A small depth Of snow remains upon
the ground and will undoubtedly serve
as very good blanket for the wheat.
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Glendale Items.
Happy New Year.

Happy New Year.
Lawsuits still continue to absorb
the attention Of this neighborhood,
and bids fair TO do so for some time to
come. Last Friday q young man
working for Mr.. Leech, was brought
before Squire Mahon for stealing corn
of Dutch John, and was fined s. and
costs; the costs amounted to about $50.
Previous to this triel Dutch John was
tried in Salina, for assaulting Mrs
Leech while she and the hired man
were taking the corn from his field,
and was fined $50. He thereupon ap.
pealed the case to q higher court
Those who attended the Christmas
festivities at Mr.. -Chilson's, last Friday
night, say that they passed q very
pleasant evening, and were much
pleased with the affair, A general in
vitation was exte nded to all
Geo. Mansfield Ii home spending
the holidays. He looks as though
New Mexico agreed with him.
The second sociable of the SUNDAY
School Aid society, for this season
was held AT the residence of Mr.. Lewis.
upon the evening of the Nth, and con-
sidering the short notice given, Wa
quite largely attended. The time WAS
passed very pleasantly playing games,
and In social conversation. The ne xt
meeting of the society will be held al
Mr.. Eaton's- DES.
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What Is more handsome than nice
bright, clear complexion. showing the
beauties ofperfect health: All can
enjoy these advantages by using Flee
trio Bitters. Impure blood, and all
diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kid
neys and Urinary Organs are speedily
cured. For nervousness and all at
tendant ailments, they are never
failing remedy, and positively cure
when all others fail. Try the Elec-
trio Bitters and be convinced Of their
wonderful merits. For sale by all
druggists. at fifty cents bottle.
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A Most Worthy cause.

A number of the charitable ladies of
Salina haye concluded to organize a
society for the purpose of furnishing
aid for the destitute people of our city.
It Is believed by them that it is better
that the society should be instituted
under the auspices Of no particular
church, and for that reason the meni-
beers of all churches, rs well as those
who are not members of any church,
are cordially invited to participate in
the organization and work of the socei-
ty. The first meeting will be held at
the residence of Mrs. A. w. Wickham,
Eighth street, on tomorrow tFriday)
afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1t is desired
that the ladies will bring material +,
that work may be commenced at once
on the clothing that may be necessary.
1t is also the wish Of the ladies that all
known cases of destitutiOn may be re-
ported, if possible, at the meeting.
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A Card.

The Ladies Of Christ Church
Guild very highly appreciate the gin
of time and talent made them by the
ladies and gentlemen, who so kindly
participated in their entertainment OF
Monday evening last, and beg them to
accept their most sincere thanks for
the same, and their best wishes for a
very happy New Year.
Mrs. q. X. BAGLEY,
+. A. DOOLEY, Sec'y. President.
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Afs tine sbs-n the community h
flooded With - many sn~srfby de-
vices and coBc,rfsoB.. "a 10 sefr-shsnx
20 End one that 10 beneficial and pore.
- Conscious are the preparation % DE
kiso'. SE~ D1-sovskr foe Ceps1mp-
ton. Of the worth 81 their remedy.
ths, tbsy offer 90 al sbo desise = fsEsi
tsostie free u okc-N. Thi. certainly
vosld b. dt.asssoos 20 them DID nns
the remedy rr>><-- the rrsnask shi~ cs-
rstive qualities claimed Ln kaxo's
New Discovery sor CaGsuau tSson
viii positively cure Asthma. Efuo-
ehifls, Stubborn Coughs. Cslsss. Qain-
-. Phthtsae. Hoars<b<~. Groap. os
any sds<1scu Of fhe fbr1sf ssd lung.
A yos vaiu< your sxiss<se< dive ina.
vood<rful svnseay thai by calling
On any asf eis. Dfueytsss and ob-
tanning trial hpe1ls (rs< 1c1a. os Q
ssyu1as stae bsosae ~ ei.0.
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Death Of Samuel s. Kennedy.

That dread disease, consumption,
has added to its endless list another
esteemed citizen and excellent man,
Samuel s. Kennedy. He died at his
residence on Eighth street, Christ
mas day, at about 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon. He had been confined to
his home since November 1, and had
rapidly been failing until his death.
Mr.. Kennedy had resided in our midst
nearly two years. Very quiet and un-
obtrusive in his life, his acquaintance
had not become very extended since
his residence here; but among those
who had formed his acquaintance he
was very highly beloved and esteemed.
He was q man of excellent infOrma-
ton, and his judgment in business
matters was regarded as particularly
valuable. At one time he WAS promi-
nent in the city of Leavenworth as a
dealerin books and stationery. He re-
sided in that city some eleven years and
accumulated quite property. He was
one of those who had an abiding faith
in LeavenwOrth's future and invested
largely in real estate; hut those invest
ments proved disastrous and he lost
nearly all his possessions. He was a
native of Jumiata county, Pennsyl-
vania- For the greater part of his life
he was member of the Presbyterian
church, and died the death of a Chris
tian. He was nearly 81 years of age.
The funeral services occurred at the
family residence last Monday after
noon. They were conducted by Revs.
w. A. Simkins and VIM. Bishop. 1t
was certainly a sad, very sad Christ
mas for the bereaved wife and little
daughter who are left behind, and
they have the earnest sympathy of all
in their affiictiOn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-30

The pride Of q Mother, the life and
Joy Of n home, are her children. hence
her grief when sickness enters and
takes them away. Take warning then.
that you are running a terrible rick, II
they have Cough. Group OF wboop-
ing Cough, which lead 10 Consump-
ton II you do not attend Ia IL n, once.
sHILOH's CONSUMPTION CURE
IL guaranteed TO cure them. Price "a
cts, so cts. and 100 For lame Back
Side, or Che-t, use sbliob'- Porous
Plaster. Price . ct. sold ~ How.
ard ". sale.
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Do Not be Deceived

BY cards nailed OH the fences bear
ing the legend, cheap coal" but go to
Kingman 4 Rising's, at the Farmers
Elevator, where you can buy coal OF
all kinds cheaper than any place in
town. Soft coal from s. to IS per ton ;
Anthracite cheaper than ever. Re
member the place-the Farmers' Eie-
vator. City customers can order by
telephone at Whitehead's, or King
man, Hayward 4 Bowen's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-30

Best Japan Tea, former price $l.0o.
for 50 cts. Best Y. Hyson Tea, former
| price 81. 90, for 50 cts. Best Oolong
Tea, former price sl.Oo, for 50 cents.
Best Gunpowder Tea, former price
$l.OO, for 80 cents. We guarantee all
these grades Of Teas; II not - repre-
sented the money will be refunded.
We will sell anything in the General
Merchandise as low As the Lowest.
Call and see us at the Palace Store,
LIrowICH & WoI.sIEFsER.
Vases, Toilet Sets, Tea Sets, Cham
I Der Sets. ETC.. very cheap and very
pretty at Ober & Hageman's.
The holiday season is drawing to .
| close but the stock of presents NJ
Whitehead 4 Seaman's is as large as
ever. Go and look IL tower.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY,
. marvellous Cure for Cafarrh, Dipthe-
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
treatment of the complaint, without
extra charge. Sold by Howard NJ
Sale.
Parties DESTROYS of borrowing mon
ey upon real estate security will do
we'll 10 call upon Faulkner & Wildman
for terms, as they have now completed
special arrangements with eastern
parties for seven and eight per cent.
money, which can be leaned at a rea-
sonable rate Of commission. s-tf
Try the Rocky Mountain Bitiers.
They give tone to the stomach, stimu-
late the liver to healthy action, relieve
the overstrained kidneys, and purify
the blood. NJ family should be with
out it. Price 81. Sold by August Eng
strom, Druggist, Santa Fe Avenue,
sole agent for Salina- Fly.
Much serious sickness aud suffering
might be prevented by promptly cor
recting those slight arrangements that,
otherwise. often develop into settled
deeases. When cold or other cause
checks the operation Of the secretive
organs, their natural healthy actions /
should be restored, and infiaminaiory
material removed from the system. /
Ayers Pills accomplish this quickly,
safely and surely.
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Two butter knives, Mr.. and Mrs. F.

Two butter knives, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Bigler.
Two butter knives, Miss Addie
Preston.
Four napkin rings, Mr.. and Mrs- A.
p. Collins.
Two cake baskets, W.
Two glass fruit dishes, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. +. Ramsay.
Two pictures and two bread trays,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carkhuff, and Mr.. and
Mrs Fleming.
One dozen sauce dishes, Addie and
Stella Parsons.
One dozen sauce dishes, Rosie and
Eddie Shier.
One dozen salt cellers, Belle, Flora
and George Shier.
Two vases, Mr.. and Mrs T.. Blair.
Two alarm clocks, Bryson and I.
Blair.
Two photo albums and two pearl
penknives, Hewey II. Blair.
Two five dollar gold pieces, Rev. n.
H. Bell. Nunda, n. Y.
Two bureaus, Miss Jennie and Lib
bic Bigler.
Two brushes and combs, Mrs. o. G.
Blair.
Eight bushels of apples, Mrs. o. G.
Blair.
Two cows, Mrs. O. G. Blair.
Two pictures, Houston Parsons.
Two boxes of stationery and two
lead pencils, Nellie and Berthe Blair:
One ball of carpet rags, Miss Addir
Preston, Upsilanti, Mich.
The smaller presents were arranged
i'm O unique and tasty manner upon
one of the tables. Among the offer
ings of the grown people, were tokens
of the love of children, who had known
the brides long and well. In one Of
the cake baskets rested large ball OF
many colOred carpet rags, sent from
Michigan by Miss Aadie Preston, with
her other handsome presents, in order
to ratify an agreement made four years
ago in Jest with Miss Louie, that was
her name them. The company dis
persed about IL o'clock; the guests
leaving behind them their very best
wishes for the future happiness Of the
newly married people. Thus We leave
them hoping that the splendid prom
ises of the present, may become golden
realities in the future. and nothing
ever occur to darken the past, cloud
the present, or overshadow 1.-THE dream
to come" w. Z. W.
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A Gard.

The Sisters of Charity most CRATE
fully thank their kind and thoughtful
friends of Salina and Gypsum creek
for the many useful Xmas gifts they re-
ceived-not forgetting their old friends;
and would be most happy to mention
their names in particular, but rs the
sisters see that many Of them do not
want the right hand to know what the
left hand doeth-sufiicient to say the
sisters know them, and will hold their
charity in remembrance as long rs
they live.
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Awoed 10 Motheps

Mothers should remember that the
most important duty at this season IL
TO look after the health Of their fami-
lies and cleanse the malaria and i'm.
purities from their systems. There is
nothing that will tone up the stomach
and liver As Parker's Ginger Tonic.
advertised In our co!uinns The won
derful cures Of long standing cases Of
rheumatism. neuralgia and maisrisI
Lisorders IL the reason why this pure
and excellent family medicine 10 ~
generally esteemed. -Posf.
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On January let. Mr.. w. O-Shaw gives
up his place he has SO satisfactorily
filled as telegraph operator for the
Western Union in this city. He goes
to Kansas City. 1t is believed that
Mr.. Joe. Masker will succeed him.
He is now making an effort for the
place. '.Joe's" appointment would
certainly be a very popular one.
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The Best . Ever Knew Of.

J. G. Starkey, n prominent and in
fiuentisl Citizen of Iowa City, says
81 have had the Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint for several years. and have
used every remedy ! could hear OF.
without any relief whatever, until I
saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised
In our paper, and was persuaded To
try it. AM happy To state that it has
entirely cured me. II IL certainly the
best remedy ever knew Of" Price
rs cts. Sold by Howard VI. sale.
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Johnson's Cyclopedia still at the Front.
From Hon. J. II. Prescott, Judge o
the District Court.

From Hon. J. II. Prescott, Judge of
the District Court.
HOME, Dec. 81, 1850.
4. l.. BROWN, DEAR SIR:
have examined JOhnson's New
Universal Cyclop,edia and think it n
good work. In my Judgement il ex-
GELS Appleton's American. It's list
of subjects is exhaustive It's illustra-
tons are confined those departments
where they are useful, practical and
instructive, emitting those foreign
places and landscape pictures which
take so much space in Appleton's.
This work being offered to the public
at less than one-half the price OF APP
pleton's it cannot fail of ready sale.
J. Ii. PRESCOTT.
GAL" wishes us to say that he
means business and will furnish APP
pleton's at half price to any who pre-
fer it to -Johnson's, after examining
both.
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The BEsr -ALyE ia the world tor
cuts. Bruise.. sore. UIerr-. Salt
kbsun, Fever sorss. Tstisr. ChApgs-I
hand.. Chiiblzsn.. Corn-, ADD all Kinds
Of skin sruptioDs. Tbi. -<iy. j. guar
sssteed 20 give perfect Satisfaction In
every case OF money refunded. Price
Is Cent? per Box For sale ~ Drug
Rlsfs every q here
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-30

DIR. A. G.. Campbell, J. l.. Sharpand
W. l.. Spencer started out, on last
"Wednesday morning, to meet the Sa-
lima surveying party headed by o. p.
Hamilton. They expected to meet
the surveyors not far from the west
boundary of the county, and the entire
party are expected To reach this city
to-day. AS the ladies of Salina drove
the first stake.on the Topeka, Salina
& Western at that place, il is suggested
that the ladies of Council Grove per-
form the same ceremony here by driv-
ing the last stake on the survey be-
tween Salina and Council Grove, and
the first within the corporate limits
Council Grore Republican
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Cash TO loan, In any amount, ON any
time, on Personal Security, Chattel-,
Real Estate or Railroad Contracts and
payable when you please. Small sums
can he had by anybody TO be return
ell i'm weekly payments, or monthly
installments. 3.tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-30

We regret that l.. +. Sampson has
retired from the Salina JOURNAL and
will leave the State. We understand
this change is made necessary OH ac-
count of his wife's health. The Samp-
son brothers have always given their
readers good paper, and are No. !
men. The JOURNAL has long been
one of the model papers Of the State,
and of course the Senior. now he is
sole proprietor. will not allow it to fall
behind. wherever the lot Of l.. T.. is
cast, we shall always be glad to learn
of his prosperity.-Abitene Chronicle.
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Mayor Berg, in the goodness OF
heart, originated a scheme for making
Christmas pleasant to the destitute Of
this city. In response to his card call
ing for supplies. three large wagon
loads were provided and twenty fami-
lies received aid. The Mayor was ef.
ficientiy aided in the good work OF
collection and distribution by Mrs. f.
L. Norton and Mrs Joseph Sargent
and Messrs. J. f. Harrison and John
Robinson. Many hearts were made
glad on Christmas day by the liberal
donations of our citizens. The testimo-
ny is that it was \ most affecting sight
to witness the gladness and joy exhib-
tied by the poor people who were thus
remembered. Ii was found that a
number of families were without fuel,
and their remnants of clothing scarce
ly met the demands Of decency. The
Mayor and assistants are entitled to
great credit in the management OF
this good and worthy work.
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II you want to borrow money on
Real Estate Mt lowest rate Of interest
and commission, call on
w X. GELS.
43-tf Salina, Kansas.
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MARRIED-Dec. 23d, 1880, by Rev.
w. R. Davis, Mr.. Adolphus F. Schu-
man, of Trinidad, Colorado. and Miss
Jessie B. Russell, of Salina, Kansas.
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Money to Loan.

II you want 10 borrow money ON
Real Estate at lowest rates of intercs,
and commission, call on
w. X. GEIs,
43-tf. Salina, Kansas
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Grain Market.

Messrs. F. GOOdnOw & Co. report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. 2, Csc, No. 8, Csc; No.4, SOC, shelled
corn, pc. Oats, &c Rye, soc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-30

DIR. ID. S. Dodd becomes pastor of
the Christian church at Topeka, as
Stunning his new pastoral duties to
morrow. We take the following from
the Topeka Capital of the 9th inst !:
DIR. s T. Dodd, formerly pastor of
the Christian church of Leavenworth
city, and FOR the past year of Salina,
Kansas, and who did some good
evangelizing work in this city last
May, has accepted an invitation ex-
tended to him by number of good
people of that religious faith to come
to Topeka to labor continuously as an
evangelist for the permanent estab-
lishment of Christian (Disciple)
church i'm our midst.
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For Sale.
Money TO Loan.

My residence property on the Fast
side. Money talks. l.. r.. SAMPSON.
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Certiaeates Of Deposit is>sei. payshas - dsaGhA.
aud available a. ell psints In Assass
bonds Of school. tova city, tov.sAir, ecsuty.
STATE. nstisaai-boasas sed soli. a.ss, sstp 81 III
Kinds. ssd securities ssserally.
We dsrosnt yssd soansrcisi pavsv - ssssaA
10 essaemsrs al The seeVaneia SSsas ssassasss
With safe hankiss
Advances made % WsrsAssss RsseipAs
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The Entertainment Of the Episcopal
Church.

Notwithstanding it was bitter cold
night and the Opera House was very
poorly warmed, n fine audience was
collected last Monday night, to wit
ness the entertainment given for the
benefit Of the Episcopal church. The
nroprammp Uas a. fnllnws
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-30

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
We .riis saiy In tss sollevias yfkST-cLAs
ETnA Yirs Insurance conpasy.
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There is every indication that the
ball to be given at the Opera House to-
morrow night will be very recherche
affair. The young gentlemen who
have its management in their hands
have spared neither time nor money
to make it what it is claimed it will
be: splendid success. Hawkins
well-known and popular band. from
Minneapolis, has been engaged to
furnish the music. Those who have
received invitations should not fail to
be present, as a delightful social treat
is i'm store for them.
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Mr.. Geo. Iveson, cousin of DIR.
J. w. Jenney, died of consumption
last Monday morning. Mr.. Iveson
visited this place last spring and re-
manned several weeks, during which
time his health was much improved.
Business calls in the east made it inn
possible for him to remain here per-
manently and he returned to Ohio. He
lost the ground he gained, and has
been failing ever since. Hoping to
benefit his health again he revisited
our place short time ago, but too late.
His wife and little daughter accom-
panied him here, and returned to Ohio
with his remains Tuesday evening
Mr.. Iveson was recently editor Of the
Greenwich Ohio Reriew. He was q
gentleman of considerable inventive
genius, having obtained patents for
several important machines.