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HAY = n Ling Preparations 70 hcIi the next
world 'sir II Rome. Ia lS's6, and the conditions
fhI surroundings are all favorable to success
Sliicf TIA; has been united she has made most
satissa ~ progress in commerce ami the
mechanis art. Rome. as the ste of an inter-
nttI"a1i expo t;on, offers peculiar attractions.
The nsIan government IS deeply Interested Ia
the exposition. and will give it material aid
fvory potion Is Invited 10 be repre- 5ented and
sf'ne h.tV" already responded The French dele
Cation VII DC HEADED by G IInbetti. The Ia ted
Stat. Sloali begi tn move in the nattar OF being
asie4uateiy repr, serted 1t the exposition
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smoking seems 70 BE- on the increase In France
a. Wi - IA the United St1ts. During the year
1881 taf government OF int country re aiized
aStO'6J) francs from the sales OF tobacco ana e.
gars. l',ag . much i.ryer revenue than was ever
before rca'Kci from that source. In 1912
the revenue from It amounted TO only 30G0lOtO
frapCS. This would tend To show an incre Sc I'm
fAe cf'hSrnption o: tobacco during the p,riot OF
sNrj- years OF oTer one thousand per cent,
whit ~ Increase vi population during the same
periol iis;5 been only about thirty per cent
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The style OF the article In the Chicarn ,se5t,,cy
Rec'c,- quoted elsewhere), viilrying Washington
physician OF the standing o. DR. Noble Yonro
Show int Gu teau'S 'cxp-rtSr IRE not much
oe'''nG hiin IN blackgilrd abuse OF witnesses for
the government
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u VENING SILKS AND SATINS
GAJZFS, il choice shades
uRAH ST. r.. SATIN KHADAMES.
SATIN ,tILLEUX and SATIN DE LYON.
ELEGANT ELCCADES, MORE and WATERED
SILKS.
LYONS PURE SILK VEIYETS. all colors.
LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, all grades.
We GALL ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF
ELEG Ant EMBROIDERED TABLIEkS,
Winch We Offer at Importers Prices.
SILK HOSE. in al coors.
BOrNEIS SILKS and MERVEILLEUX.
Evening Shades III CASHMERE.
DRLSS FRONTS, in deica tints.
VELVET FLOUNCES ell colors.
SILK DOLNANS. PLUSH COATS.
CLOTH JACKETS AID ULSTERS. at coat
ONE PRICE
w. NJ SINISTER & SONS,
JAG 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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PROPOSALS.
DEoposALs FOR PIPE COVERING.

DH0pOSALS FOR PIPE COVERING.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAvHj
DEP ETMENIs.
WASHINGTON. DC, January Z, 1892. \
Sealed Proposals fer furnishing delivering ard APP
u. lag Hair felf Covering for lat water pipes in TIE
North Wing OF the Building for State, War and Nayy
srtilents ia this city, VIII be received at this Office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. OF JANUARt ~ 1892
and opened Immediately thereafter, in presence u
bidders.
SPECIFICATIONS, general instructions bidders, End
blank forms Of proposal Will be furnished G. parties
regularly engaged IL tie manufacture application OF
this mster1al upon request at this Office.
THOo. LINCOLN CASEY,
tI-6 1t. Cod. CorfT of Eng
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SPECIALTIES.

AIRS. NJ. A. FRENCH
NH Magnetic Heaag and Business Medium.
LIS located At 6to street northwest. Hours from
tos pm, Sunday excepted. Ja7-lm'
NE. ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED EVERY
NJ WEDNESDAY and SA1URDA1 from 2 ia n. m.
Oifice. 400 q street northwest. Gentlemen needing
medical advice ana treatment would do we'll call.
Consultations confidential and guaranteed Read
bis card under Medical il this paper. Eighteen years
experience. do I'm
MADAME DUBOIS. GREAT SPtHfTUAI.IST ME-
I'VE dunn, works electricity ivory: tells true life
past present, future. destiny age, death; describes
absent rersons gives good advice to ladies' gentle
inen aid s4tsfaction. 81. o2l 9th street northwest.
Hours 10 TO l. to o. n26-6w'
ne RS. DR. A. HULL. PsYcBomErRIsT,
W Test Medium and Magnetic ply siaian.
Residence, sos street northwest.
Office Hours. 10 &. III. TO PIN. ms 2ms
NfRS. u. L. WRIGHT,
Nl Cairsoyant and MAGNETIC Physician Coo 9Th street
northwest, treats SUGGEST Gly. without Acute
and Chronic Diseases. Coneutation free. Ill -2ns
kgME. BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS or
Nk LIFE. AL business confidential Ladies and GEN.
tenen 90 cents each. 40S l. street between 4th and
5th streets northwest nl7-Sws
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DLUMBING MATERIALS, &c.


OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR AND NAVY
BEFaETGENTS.
WAsHISGToN. H. C.. January 81 1882. J
Sealed Proposals For furnishing ana del geIing plumb
Ing materials ttngs and fixtures, rec irei for the
north wlag Of the Binding for State War aud Navy
Departments I'm this city viii be received this Office
until - II. of JANUARY. liTH. 1882 ana opened i'm
medlately thereafter in presence OF bidders
Specifications. general instructions for bidders and
blank forms Of proposal viii he furnished established
dealers Ia plumbing goods, upon application II this
Office. THOS. LIScOI n CASEY
i35-6t Lt.-Col. Corlr of Engineers.
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EDUCATIONAL,

nsME. Il >1.INfF. FtR NJ Pal IL. WILL GIVE
Va Cnnvc-= barsi ffs'nCh - one Trench q her
and pcpis' rsi,,ne. Prices ,ieraia. Best city
r-tc eisoc-. ~. -lE 81 strut i,ithNtst i-6t'
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF NuSIC-Ar
w I'm 50 M - III. r gu and ID IA.
II ID str,o;. Thirteenib year III no. orrRn.
EOl,e. SIS ny. Welt, 81. Twelve toaoherE I've
a,.rsn-sce.. q. b. Bu.l-aBD. Doctor. !a4- I'm
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CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

T United COMPREHENSIVE
H The undersigned do hereby certify tnt they have
forlen partnership for the safe Ice under the
name trm OF WASHINGTON AND 6EORGEf0A n
ICE COMPANY. No bills accounts will lie psid
lniess upon written order signed John IEETcH.
Treasurer. Office No. 1854 Water street Georgetown
LOW 81
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kNfNCH LESS0Ns-NEw TERM IN JANUARY
Il Morning, Afternoon and Evening Glasses of al
Rf les. Tie sNstm OF tsschirg is pleasant thorough,
and practical. Partisan pronunciation taught. TURNS
nitsierate. tGl. or sCnu name ana address. MILE.
'. pElDf.OMME 1918 strret nnrthNest. dlI
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SpECisI COURSE.

The lecture w Ms honor. dge pEADy. Of tl'e
see-ni Courts Ter thc IT g. Ore siff -
ana Lawyers" Nj take pa IL SDAY EVENING,
Jar,B~ry loth. 1850. st otlock tIherc viii be 10
fsrcyious ] seizure tAat evening"
Gra0nhies uf iornor yoars corIiallr invited 10
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rNIVal.SITG OF GEORGETOWN.
LAW COLLEGE,

critical sna exroSi;ory ~ lectures uron IRE
Con- ut t' inr United states I" by Hon. RICHARD
I. A.RtlCk. LII ID, vii i,g4n FRIDAY. January
t'h. lt2, - $50 H., and IL fri-
DAYS 81 te other st st,iEhc1 soutcgnen
o-,c>l ills allerf AiiGg Wit Mr. Acrfick % dissus
s'>o,ai su .ets- nIbcre 81 the sohcol may
attend thesr Ethsr ~h auy ether e the ctur,S laoy
RsS eiecu, 81 So - yer month. For further
particulars al ply ~
WI. II. DENNIS Secrct,rv,
lehman Building. l&2s New York aStntae. WASHINGTON.
azS-ax
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slOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
NJ LhottS ANo Chil DillN. G22 lSil stree, north
N"St.-1h Cr ugh ing ish. French, Muse, Drawing
P@ur, and Eenstn4ton Art Need .ewurk Mus IA ~
ABE HAHiIS Principal. Vacancies Tor two board
ere, $50 FER schC lastic year. d2s lrns
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MISS AMY IEAlITT. OF BOSTON. TEACHER
IVA Of Nocal aud Instrumental Music. Address a44
a street northwest. dl3
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Obs. UGJ 10 LOAN on REAL iSTh1E At 6 PER
I'd cent. On Real Estate oars DE made once
CHI HiEs- W. HANDY,
ja9-H BOG .th street northwest
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sCHO0L OF ELOCUrDN AND
- DRAMATIC ART.
MRS ADELINE DUVAL MACK (nf New Yorho.
Gie-lm 729 18th street orthsrest.
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rI,Hn SISTERS OF rHr VISITATION OF was

i0Cton. prepared TO receive limited mum.
lr Of pup TO ard at t,cr Academy on Clnnacticut
avenue between T. and DeSs'cs streets. For further
parcu,ars, apply 70 tie Dirpc-ess Of the Academy oi
the \ isn't ton, Mashiy gtop, II. 4. dill
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MIR. +. MUSsARUS AND ASSISTANTS - PRI-
IFf Natey and m tl4ss.-AnCislt and Modern Ian
g1as,s hsthematics, Preps alton for CJile>. Mt.ry
and scientific S,hoCls ladies' German Glasses tho
morning; evening Classes for reTtien'an. Address for
circulars, L. MUSSAEUG. 1912 l. street northwest
il7-Gm
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08
R. P. DAVIS & CO.'S
SEED-C0TT0N CLEANER

We are now prepared to ship them from
Monroe, n. c., Charlotte, n. c.. Raleigh,
n c., or K edmond Va, at the follow
ing prices to wit: Machine without
Frame for Cover, S3S 90 Parties wish
ing Frame for cover To prevent dust from
rising iii gin house, can have 1t Tor 81 o.
or can have the Frame for cover cover
ed with tin, for $50 The cover is not
absolutely necessary, but is used only to
keep dust down in the Gin House. Frame
can be covered with canvass az well as tin
All orders received after 18th October
50 90 and 81 90.
This Machine is one of test, if not the
best, now used tor cleaning dirty, trashy
cotton.
The size ofthe Machine is ten feet long
and two and half feet in diameter. 1t
Steam Power; all that Is necessary is to
attach "a small wood or iron pulley to the
shaft that drives the Gin; or a small
wheel that usually runs the Gin when run
by common Horse Power.
The machine SHOULD make from 400 to
GOO revolutions per minute, and an eight
Or ten inch pulley on Gin will drive the
SIX inch pulley on the Machine. One
half Horse Power is sufficient to run it,
1t can be run by three feet wood wheel.
turned by haLd 1t will clean from thir-
teen to seventeen bales per day. 1t viii
make S1.O0 difference per pale Oh per-
fectly white cotton on account of lmprOv
ine quality OF lint, and IS 90 to 80 90 on
dirty, trashy, or poddy cotton, OF hate
picking 1t will take all the dust out Of
the cotton aud all the trash, except the
very smallest specks, aud ON green or
poddy cotton of late picking, it will loosen
up the pods 50 that the gin will make
more aud better liut out of the ,eed cot
ton.
A Gin will make on an average ono
more lint out o! the ,ane
amount of seed cotton cleaned Oh Cleaner
than II 1t was not cleaned.
All of the dust is sifted down in box
under the Cleaner. No one can choke or
stall the eleanor. The same hand that
puts the seed cotton lii the hopper can
pick up a bask ketiui OF >ame cotton at the
other end OF tie Cleaner, right at the
Gin. cirdn, uhife and ntce by the time he
walks to the ot her end G nucrs using
selffeeders can place delivering cad Of
Cleaner over the hopper OF feeder and ii
will feed the = ed cotton right IN it,
4 sample OF Ma, hine will be on exhibl
non IN the principal towns IN North and
south Carolina b. ne, AMI by purchaser
10 all ; hern States.
\ Northern comIany has urchaeed
the night 10 the States Of tie II Ia, Ala
bami. VI i-slp and Fexss
l. tie Machines are uot as represented
,ud DO not give satisfaction after trying
them thor ughly. partie7 can return hem
% ne and have the m,ney returned t.
them
Sep, 81 K, p, DAVIS.
Monroe &
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ONE MONTH, Free! 4 Fair Chance u
TEST II! Let Your FAMILY try 7.
&c Harm, Y you Dent Like i
Send at Once and get TIE
ELECTION NEWS!

The Fdrmer and Mechanic desires to
become weekly visitor TO very inte Iii
gent and respectable Home in North
Carolina, and the Editor hopes it would
ind favor with many thousands Of Fans
lilies, if they should read it for few
weeks. To test the matter ne offers to
send the paper ONE MONTH to every
citizen of North Carolina, VINO will en-
close has name, and ire cedts, postage
stamps); the latter being less than cost
of the white paper, and the postage ;
while the cost of the printing, mailing,
wrappers, aud editors profit are free
gift to you, and thank ye, too
Sas~All our present readers are reques-
ted TO do us the favor to make this known
among their neighbors. All monthly
Ib>cribers will be enrolled on sepa-
rate Book and STOPPED, after the 3Oth
,ay. Aud there will not be the least
litigation upon any one to enroll as "a
regular subscriber We wish 20 adycr
use the paper, aud IN sending your name
lou viii he'll, us
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08
A Voice from the Press.

| take this opportunity to bear testi-
mony to the efficacy of your Hop Bit
ters." Expecting to find them nause
Gus and bitter and composed of bad
whiskey, we were agreeable surprised
at their mild taste, just like a cup
Of tea. A Mrs Cresswell and Mrs.
Connor, friends, have likewise tried. and
pronounce them the best medicin they
have ever taken for building up strength
and toning up the system. was trobled
with costiveness, headache and want of
appetite. My ailments are now all gone
have yearly contract with doctor to
look after t health of myself aud tamil
IS, but | need him rot now.
5. GILLlLANn.
Psol,ie's Adcocute, Pittsb &, Pa.
July %, 1913
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Takes Her Three Little Ch hiidren n
to Room, 8lindfolds Them,
Shoots Out Their Brains,
and Then Kills Her
SnIf

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.-MrS. Scguin.
aged &c. the wife of Dr. Edward G.. Sc
gum. a noted specialist on diseases OF
the brain. shot and killed her three young
children this afternoon. and then killed
herself, at Il West Twentieth street
The children were Edward, aged 9
John. aged ). and Jeanette. aged 1
wears. They were all shot through the
head and instantly killed. Mrs. Seguin
took the children to an empty room a I
the top Of the tive-story house, i'll the
absence of her hus band, and locked her
self in with them. The servants believ-
ed that they had gone out for walk.
What happened in the room will never
be known; but when DR.. Amidon. Mrs.
Seguin's brother, called at ) O'Clock,
and. with his suspicious aroused by the
| long absence OF the family. made a
search of the house. mother and chill
dren were found dead. all shot through
the head.
| The children's hands were tied behind
their backs with whip-cOrd. They Were
| blindfolded with handkerchieis. and from
| all appearances taey must have been
shot while playing blindman's bluti with
their destroyer. They had been dead
| for at least an hour and a hall. and
were quite cold Three pistols were
| found in the room-all of large caliber.
| and all had been used. 1t Is evident
| that Mrs. Seguin had been Respondent
! from physical causes Tor some tine. but
she had shown no symptoms Of insanity.
She was small, slim woman Of nerv-
ous temperament Her domestic life
tInp..
trouble. Dir Seguin retured home about
: O'Clock, and upon hearing the dreadful
news was utterly prostrated. He is in
state Of mental distress and under the
care of physician. His wife was the
daughter OF a Massachusetts farmer.
The couple moved i'll the best society.
The family occupied a tive-story brown
stone house, elegantly furnished. The
three servants in the house noticed du-
ring the day that Mrs. Scguin was
moody. She had for several weeks been
in a condition which her brother. DIR.
Amidon. term ''the blue-,n
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Oct, 81
A colored woman at Ivy depot, Albe-
marie county. attempted last night to
drown her two year-old boy. She was
caught in the act. \ cloth was tied over
the boys face and rope tied tightly
around his throat. and she was hauling
him up and down the stream. 1t is
thought the bcy viii not recover. The
mother has been placed in Jail.
LITTLE Rock. ARK. Oct, 3i.-Isas
dore Caszat. who was recently discharg-
ed by Master Mechanic Richardson, OF
the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail-
road. committed suicide to-day. His
son. to revenge his death, called at
Richardson's office. and in the latters
absence shot mortally Georgc 7, Barnes,
Richardson's clerk. At the inquco.
Mrs. Cassat testified that she heard her
husband and son make an agreement
some time ago that the former was 10
commit suicide and the latter to kill
Richardson.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08
The Editor of the y. c. Plesbytc-

- writes from Haywood couaty:-
As the thruughiares Of comm roe are
.ened, this portion Of the State wi,, rA.t-
iv advance in wealth. E.sD NOW
cents of Northern capJiaI>t tuiu- up
ne uni Der for manufactures 81 tatHtHto
4 this country. or for CNuu-.t.an tu the
,,ntinent OF Europe. \ yu4 tie soc "
he railroad one may see awdlttGg snip.
rent cherry timlSl, locust lock u, ci d.
r,en-alis IN ship building, aud especially
ack walnut logs. The icrtnty OF the
uouDtain cuves-is wonderiui ,hcstDul
,!uiar, cherry, walnut and other trees
ow to au amazing size. Mr.. Cobb III
rmed us he had seen buckeye t!ee
j1 feet in diameter aud SO! feet in height
10 the first limb, and walnut tree 50
feet TO the fir t limb. On the grounds OF
a Mr. Francis In the vicinity Is a walnut
tree over s feet in diameter, and he had
known chestnuts or s feet through.
This gentleman sold 100 walnut trees
not a great while since for g, 200 and
two days after was offOrd IS, 900. A
church few miles from Waynesvile, Ak
25 feet on the floor, it is currently repor-
ted, weatherboarded, ceiled and seated
with the lumber from the tree. The tree
had been ielied very long time ago
with no building purpose in view and
after the bark and sap had rotted off the
heart was seven feet in diameter.
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asIsI;--siaa!SSo $50 ESs Sat SM 1fSs.. .As'
NEW ANNOUNCEMENT.

persons the Distribution of Premiums for few
that
the o could
to omeeth concluded
This will be positively the last List of Premiums offered
Cash SemwtEou
church, anda New Home Wheeler and Wilson
cior n al
paid would right
them to again in order to have the advantage this Premium
three months Hence all OF you who are paid up Jan 1883 will
paid July lst will have rs numbers and so on giving one number for
renewed for 1888 TO have equal show with those who start Those
who in
moeD will also be allowed number for each so
dvouwi see how
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Great Combination!
tlu III1 -
OemOreS S illustrated
Month"; Magazine.
Last yeIr. wa pt Z year his
year a, r'frf a. AMI fhe wc.A
+ KNtN s>p VI fouA-ic
5s.a PUBLICATIONS. 49, !-a1.
For ony , % aycaf. SI75
for SIX months

DEMORE~l : MONTHLY Justly
entitled the Norlu III MA-a1.ue
The largest ~ fae, tho larce>t ii tIr
cuiatlou and the b->t Family Nasaz,nr
issued. lNN5 VII - th, ubctceuth year
OF It's publication. q T. aoa improved -
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of Family Periodicals. "a al 10 auy
magazine. II contains - f.lsrS. large
quarto, - II Il inches, cleg u,iy printed
on tinted paper, fully illustrated each
number having steoi cngra :, 81 pic
ture, or art subjects, pub >hci by "
Jennings Demorest, New y aud hy
special agreement combluoi wtt5 ihe
Fdrma dni Mechanic for on ca
both giving your FANNY all H.. STATE
News, and all the Ia Fashion lu,c H.
gencc for one price.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08
LADY WANTS TO KNOW

the latest Partisan style of dres, and bon
net; new way to arrange the hair. Mil
lions are expended for artificial appliances
which only make CONSPICUOUS he fact that
emaciation, nervous debility, and female
weakness exist. DR.. Piercie's ,Favorte
Prescription is sold under positive
guarantee II used a. directed. art can
be dispensed with. 1t will overcome
those diseases peculiar to females By
druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08

Greensboro Patrot: Car tain Cope
Elias, the champion politician west OF the
Blue Ridge. and who carries the election
returns Of every election that has been
held in North Carolina in the last ten
years pasted on the inside Of his hat, was
seen by the Patriot this morning heading
for the Democratic head quarters at Raj
eigh He was going down to tell Coke,
''the good news from the West We
gathered few points. The transmontane
counties, he says, are solid for the Dem,
ocratic ticket,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08

Disappointment in matters OF pleasure
is hard to be borne, IN matters affecting
health it becomes cruel. DIR. Bull ;
Cough Syrup never disappoint those who
use it for obstinate cough, colds, irrlta-
ton of throat and lungs, etc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08

Made from Harmless Materials. and
adapted To the needs OF fading and fail
ing hair, Parker Hair BalSam has ia
Ken the first rank as an elegant and rcli
able hair restorative.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08

John jenkins picked quart of
straw berries in DR.. Hutchnson's yard at
Charlotte. Boys ran bare footed ali over
Raleigh yesterday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08
Tokay Vineyard Wines |

Either Dry" or Sweet" Rod"
or White Sever. 7arieties Of zach.
Purity and KEEPING qaIaiities gwsran-
tced Pronounced by such high suthori-
ty as DR.. Sayrr Of y. y, and DIR. Gard
ner Of the L. ; Army, as well as others.
the very best native wines they over
drank. No refuse Of the Foreign vino
press, or vile adultcrations that have new
er seen a wine press. No catering TO tho
European palate, so-called, at high
figures. Also several thousand gallons
= pure wine vinegar. Send for price
list, and cultivate health and sobriety a.
well as home industries.
a. McBUIE, W. J. GREEN,
9apt. and ship Fayetteville, II. &.
ping Agent Proprietor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08

Gov. Vance had large crowd to hear
him at Burgaw. Pender county, and
talked to them about three hours.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08
W A\TED.
R. P. DAVIS,
Monroe y {

youux with fori teen month e1t erieace as
salesman, desires q situation tn lse3. ] ct
references given. Apply to L
Nov. s-3f Ed F & ~.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08

Statesmen busy measuring, cutting of
and delivering
No time here to di, cuss tho comet or
the world 1t passes 10 and from, If there
be any.
Shoes, Piece Goods, Cloak and Carpet
Departments are very important depart.
ments, and thousands Of people buy
goods IN these departments a. they can
find just what they want at the right
price.
BUSINESS IS THE WATCHWORD.
! he delivery wagon must hurry up, as
1t l. almost tram tune and a large lot 0:
good, sold and they must 70 of BY the
hr>t train.
A. CREECH.
nov lat.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08
THE AcE-EEA PATTI
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INhis much ueedai inprov eiuent 1iil la . gre al
i relief a. the many laiier who weary of tho
constant use ~ the trosdics, and to thoae whose
state Of health forlids any undue Of on II
muscles.
A little child can work the machine whla the
"A mother scws.
4 = entlemen aid &. the sewing while reading
~ the evening paper.
4 unskilled servant save the strength of
IN the sea.ustress.
helioate females the hand to rent tho feet
II or instead OF them.
earnsrs Use III hand 70 heJu tho feet a<-
IL qnirc the motion.
tsruER an stopping arc much easier viii on tho
- motion II CONTROLLED Uy hand.
REMEMBER
You can use both hands aud feot together either
oua i@Href,
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