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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-10

The next Senatorial election is q
long way of. and yet it Is being
talked of considerably. Col. John NJ.
Crowell, the weu-known special
agent Of the post0mce department,
was interviewed the other day as 10
the probability of Senator Ingalls, sue.
ceeding himself. He said: II think
he'll make II. He ought to, at least,
because he has made the best national
reputation Of any man west Of New
York" But" says another man.
there's only one trouble against
in the west" "Yes," said Crowell,
land I'll just bet they'll try to beat
him with stick Of man n COMPARED
with Ingalls. some rooster who can
only 60 there, sit cross-legged, and
vote when his name In called"
Col. w. &. Gle, the State Fish Com
missioner, 10 now employed in travel.
ing over the State examining the
streams and the mill dams to see that
proper fish ways are constructed 80
fish can find their way to to the head
Of the streams. and In this manner
the work Of the commissioner ON fish,
cries will be made vast benefit 70 the
State in producing food for our popu.
lation. The Colonel says that fish,
ways must be constructed in all the
dams % that the ish can trayerse the
streams. and fishing with nets or
seines during April, May or June
will be punished to the full extent Of
the law. Black Bass. Croppie. Chan
mel Cat and Pike, he says are the flsh
for our acknowledgement NeHs.
The grand jury as Harrodsburg has
indicted Phil. b. Thompson, who
killed Walter Davis. A the days
pass IL becomes palmer that Davis
was an innocent man. and that
Thompson, WHO'S his victims cousin,
was the dupe of revengeful woman.
who ct one fell blow caused the death
Of one good man, the ruin Of another,
and consigned two families to ever
lasting sorrow and dlsGr1ee.
Marshal MacMshOn was present at
the late reception Of II. Pefraud He
Ia still erect and retains his fresh
But age h telling upon
him. He w1s stimulated for awhile
By the salutatl0ns Of old friends, and
then be folded his arms on hts chest
and dropped into sleep.
The divorced wife Of ex-senator
Tabor returned TO Denver from CALI
Iosnia. last Monday. and the same
evening over 80 Of the most pFomi-
nent ladies and gsotlemsa called upon
her ct her reaideoes. IL was . CON-
plete surprise 70 the lady end she Was
much a6ectsd.
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DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes rec
ommends the planting Of trees rs
monuments. IF Ii IL something"
he says, "to make two blades of grass
grow where only one was growing, IL
Is much more to have been the &C.
casion OF the planting Of an oak
which shall defy twenty scores Of win
tiers, or an elm which shall canopy
with its green cloud Of foliage half rs
many generations of mortal immortal
itis,s ~
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BA0Y Is GONE.
For Mr. Hattie Fairchiidoby c. .Jone a

For Ms Hattie fairchiidby OK -Joue "a pr1i Is
Rahg Is gone. fond mother,
Gone 10 the God gho gave;
And In his arms the savior will keep
Your darling babe redeemed frum the grave,
Down where you laid him 10 sleep
Aud al will be well. fond mother.
Baby u gone, fond mother,
Gone to that land Of light,
To he forever an angel 30 pure,
All safe. far from this World with il Night,
Aud with the lambs II vill live secure
Prom carr and from harm. fond n,sher.
Baby Is gone. fond mother
Gpne 20 return no more;
But you may 20 unto %, one day,
And meet your hate again on thst shore
Where death may never more bring dismsy
To mar your sweet bliss. fond mother
Baby Il gone, fond mother,
Gone, yes, 10 dwell above;
And lis sweet voice Uill be heard No more.
And you vii mis- the babe yen - love.
while you may stil hnger upca this shore.
But ali yin be veil, IONA nosher.
Baby Is gone. fond mother.
Gone, Ills a. sneel nov
% yes. and angels care sor yosr child;
Thea dry your team, suboissiyeiy bou
To Gods own yin for the Savior ala
wnlk p year dear BABE. fond mother.
Rsey ,sss. fuod mssher,
Gone 10 that land Of res;
frepars 10 meet yoar darling Up there
Thae 700 nay pre0 yoar eebe 70 yoar oreess
When death hall open the sasO - MIR.
For yea 70 ester there fsed nseAef
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Administrators Sale
Notice.
To all whom IL may concern.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that In pursuance Of
~ an order issued out Of the Probate Court OF
saline county. kansss. authorizing and empower.
Ing the undersigned 20 sell the following described
real estate. belonging To the estate Of Marrus
shurtlen deceased for the payments Of debts due
irom said estate. will af 9oelock r. N on the
9th day Of May. A. ID 1888. at the house situated
on SAD real estate in Saline county. Kansas oGes
al public sale the following real estate to-vis:
me north half Of the northeast quarter Of sec.
non Twelve. ls' 10 township thirteen. Q3J south.
rahsr one. " vest ofthe sixth principal meridian
containing eighty acres. or less according 10
TIE cove rnment survey thereof.
sad sale 10 be made TO the highest bidder ire
serving the right 90 reject any and oil bdsi 20 be
paic by the purchaser cash in hand.
Dated this35h day OF April, A. D. lses
e. y. BLAIR.
IL u AdmuistrptoF
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LAKE ERIE WESRN r,

Formerly LAFAYETTE. BLOOMINGTON 4 MuScir
ana LAKE EEIk LoUrsyIiIE Railways. The
shortest AM most direct route, making inime
connections for passengers East and West.
The shortest aud most direct route betxe.n
Kansas city. Cleveland, Buffalo, Pitisbury, New
York i'osl-n, ihiladephih, Washington baltimore
anu al points Easf-inakiEg el,ss connection with
all the Truna Lines
tiTsi class equipments. steel rails Westinghouse
aitbrllS., Miller platform aud coupler, ele,a nj
h-w Nscinihs chair aud Draw ing room Cars at
tarhrd 10 A.. through Passenger trains free Of ex-
IRA charge 10 all hrst class PASSENGER holding
ihrorsh tireetS. The lew changes by this
Route are al made IN bion Dcpois-no D:nniba,
Transfers.
Ash FOR ticseis 10 lhy point Ea>, Via lake Erie
western Ky. Maps aud other information
furnished ire upon nplira;ion To principal Ticket
"mce-, or address q. ": SMITH,
Grn1 Pass. Agent
LAFAYETTE Ind
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CO. ;s :; s.. !: -. z z: , =:
~ ELK. Capital ses ses1e1. We vill s1ass
pa nes. veoes. Ssys ~ giFb wasted svesy.
where y vsek Ses ~ Nsg b Tie tins. Ysu
- ths baaissas. No stkes Sssissa ON ~ -
ssasiy - vsll- No esseas IN y naks ess1s;sus
pay. By engaging q osee Cssely sst1s al Sssus
e. -; 49, ~. =: ~; -, - A's''sA's
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0ECTnot. life is sweeping By. 70 and
MN 4 dare before you de, somethine
sSeS ] mighty and sublime leave b~hind
70 conquer time. 80 veek in your osn tovo.
u outfit free: No risk. Everything new CapItsi
not required: We will furnish you e.erytSiue.
Many are making fortunes Ladies' make ss muek
Is men. and hoy. add girls make great pay. Read.
er. IL you want business at which you can mai
great nay all the time write for particulars 4. N
naLLErT 4 Co.. Portland. Maine.
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STATEMENT MADE UNDER OAYM

To WHOM u HHv Cuurera Ia thr vcsr f--s
treated 18th krusialis >Issrin Curv n kar- -t-zvsa
ai SsrrFal tuHaths rr1rtr -rtriv haff - n -
a. - aui csil9cff.s sfapp- to- 4 ua.rs-s saf
rrtnassi N. .fsisfE fuiruf. las~ ~afkat tRs
hor~- ever sHure NrVy hafd. urt barrr has e@-a
lame nsr could 80 nv iir r-rrs ir - .is< q
tn h-k iH,Uia siur. ts.gfei hiaa sith Sspi.li--
spawn fufe isAfNE~
Enu.hursh Tsiis " - ssth t--s
a..i .ai.-, f,rl - ~ ferr a.r ttis stL ~
e tft-sft = It's ifllE 90. fFNNE
rHHft.. q al. gssss
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WHAT Is GOOD FOR BEAST Is
GOOD FOR NAN.
Read or lis effect on Human Flesh

Pattsn's Milk. Washington Go n Y Feb i-.s
b. KENDALL " D-p~sr sir The particular
case on which used your h-ni,ii's SPAWN Cur-
sss \ malignant ankle sprain of sixteen months
standing. had tfi~f many thing but IN vain
Your kendali's SPAWN Cure put the fs.ot g. IN.
ground again and for the time since hurt In
natural position. For family liuinent il e1eeIs
anytbins used
Your truly, REV. " z Bell.
Pastor ~. y. Church, Paiten's Mill y. \.
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Notice 70 Tsks 0spositioas.
Dissrirt Cosrt. County Of Saline. State Of Ksssss
WALTER PARKEa Plaintiff

Va
NAfHANIRH c. EfmsEDsR and
Ella yAxDYKE PAkKER Defts.
ne above named defe sdants uill take notice.
= thai 90 Monday the issh day May, A. d. issf
the plaintiff showed named take the depo.siop
OF sundfy witnesses. 20 be used evidencs Of ne
trial Of the above entitled cause, n the oIce Of
John " Goodeli aitorBeyat lau in the town ofRdip.
ooro. In the county Of Erie I'm the state Of Pvnna
between the houn Of eight O'Clock A. ~ and III
O'Clock 7. u Of said day. and that the taxing Of
the sams uiil be adjourned from day 10 day, be-
tween the same hours. until said depositions are
completed.
MoHLKR D Gnxn
Attorneys for plaintiff
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AnCTpeople are always on the l.oksus
~tAt Tor chances 70 isereass tHeir ear.
w Oeings. and;Is tins become vesltSv.
naIa in poverty. We ossr . eress ensses q
oaee money. We want many nea, voanep kove
asd girls 70 work for right In their oVn jsrai-
tses. A.y one e.n do the YORK properly fro0 Sks
tines ordinary vaees- Blpesslss ost6s fsr1isSel
nee No ess Who ensages falls 70 aaks nossy
npay- fos can dev0ts year vhole tine e tks
ver9, or onIy your spase 00Dents. Fun inSosna.
tsa and all that n neeaed sent free, ASlfVo
e1lHsox Co.. Pouiand Naine.
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PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL

Ksiisys isIaad. Erie Co. 0his. March .iss
Dn J. b krxDAtI q 90 -Gest--I have u-~1
your Kendall. SPAWN Curr On \ i.oas .t-.ia aai
pleased 20 r-port that q Ess tzk.n III sni-r..-
ment eompl.tely "a Il t.-ok sn- hsttle O. y-rSsrn
the cur. eouhd~ut that u u 4, vrsysris sd
II vii do all YEA claim fcT n
loars tFuiy . V LINCOLN
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Get thu Raaf.

!ens,er's Dictionary Is the best. Every famil,
should have a copy, Allison. wsbster's Dictjon.
sry containing over $40 illustrations, 5000 words
and phrases eemprehensireiy defined useful farts
and tables, foreign words an phrases prooous.
cling vocabulary Of scripture aud proper usmes
nst ol mytholostcal and classical names United
Staes &c nsus Tor is0 and many other useful tsbles
Postpaid for only 50 cents AJdress 81 Florrncc
q Co.. r. D. box ls5e, south Bend, Ind.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

ON III MAN FLESH has seain,i Every
best Imminent ever used % deep seated PAN % & ,'ans or.
amen some are afraid T" use II on hnn E- mIr t-'ng
good for MA and know from ExIsf'n" t' SPAWN
CURE" Ice q child old t-ar-
wonderful human flesh nak d
| VINCE
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hater.d@it Nt Ia q. -
a. 4 LsNrAtI = 81. -s.suts = -ish - al az
ts,i.s.n, iassr 81 y,'ur ssiusil- Iufaeut kss-
iali -ta,in 'sf.. o. ~ srrins II -. .iir,-si
the sni -Tfsns,l rirhi iiHth a. tb- sa--
ts4hI a., v-rs Lana. SUD a. ttnls- sar.r-f tie
uassst ~Nsfuessttsx tain s-fr tsu.sz- % %
iet a y.aF. an,i tri-i uis-t vs~rYihius is a.,
reach Laf s"uii hai n.-thing that -.sssi4 ss- ~
permanent rsii-' h-u ! ss.r~aFs-I IL 49, a
pam M. ven Hsurh, Ia APfl 49, I A-x.n -
think should D. -fipPis far ~. bet h.siax
~ k-nsisir. SPAWN trfr ths.axh wassf az
"a u--d ..rs- N ~ OF q t-sttir tnd .xg-rrtrus.si
reiisf 81 once il- nsIn t.lf sni 10. "a
Troubled sincs issi ssry sTrt~fal O. 700 .nf
~sad r-eoun~nd k-Isiaii'. sTssin s'urr 70 al 80
sufirf 9Th -prz.us and fb-umafi.ni
Your truly. NE> J HpyTEIL
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CUREl

KENDALL'S S
From REV. p. n. GRANGER.
Presiding elder Of -. Adams District
ST. Albsns. VT. Jan fosL. ise0.
d.. B. ]. RANDALL Co.:-Genfs-In reply 10
your letter ! will say that m, experience With
kepdaHs SPAWN Cure has been vefy sa'ls'a-tety
Indeed Three OF four years ago l procured
bottle Of your agent. aud with II cured k1rss 81
iameness caused by spariu. Last >s~spn nis
horse became very lame aud turned him oat Tor
. fev weeks When he became BITTER. bat rhen
put him on the Rad IL grr~ ~sfse. wheh di.-
covered 4 rirshone vas forming I procured a bit
lie Of kentaifs SPAWN Carr and With les thau a
bottle catet him ~ tia, hr j. 30, lame u.ifhst
eau the blnch be fcanI
Respectfully youn. y GRiSGts
Acme. Mish D-csn.tet .-ih i.-s
DE r. J. Kendall "a -t,ents-l - ut srU ,
dnaT for cur kendall SPAWN ear, tlsI ..lu,il.,
which ruief a bone SPAWN Nth half b-siil Ice
be libimsnt ever ussI
Your, respectfully. HOMER HONiE
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SPAWN CURE

In it's effect midi f hpsra n.x
sdps Il sh snyd pe.dp o 0 ~ buy q i.s "
usdf for s.a
rhmtsr In as
usds II vkno~nt BE best f actin gnIsa
certain ns hu~dM nsr.n .n perfect
Send dres . q We
vhhs Tot
gperb b. Or q .Ie-
o reels
DIR. b. j. KENDALL Il co.
EMosbWrgh Fs,ts Uernsons
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fhe Gre a. TIE enemy was terrific !;
q cen end men vent down In great
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

se-m 10 demand the publication OF the
following facts Two months ago my
attention was called to the case Of a
poor woman who was said to be at fllctei
with a cancer. found her with An
ulcer GU her shoulder at least i've inches
in circumference, angry, painful, and
giving the patient no rest day or night
for six months. obtained a supply OF
Swifts Specific, which | persuaded her
TO try. She has taken five bottleA, the
result Of which IL that the ulcer is en-
tirely healed up, moth ng remaining but
small scab not larger than ones
finger nail, and her general health Is
better than for tivs years past She
seems to BE- perfectly cured.
An Old man Of sixty seven years has
been subjoct to scrOfulous cores five
years. He had one on his cheek a.
large az silver dollar, swollen, raw
and constantly exuding very offensive
matter. Another on his foot OF the
same character, and several on hi,
hands, all Of about two and hall
/ wears standing His general health
- As poor, and he coud scarcely gel
4 prut at all. He has taken two bottle,
OF Switt'S Specific. The sores are ~
Wei, leaving scarcely a vestige of the!l
former existence, and his general health
better thtn it has been in ten years
consider !s effects wOndtrful--a mos
| uiraculOuS
! KE.N. JESSE II. tAmrBELL.
| Columbus Ga. October Il, 1857.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Why Thirst for Blosa .

Whist fortunate thing 1t 10 that our
stalwart moroing contemporary 10 not
the Court Of Delaware. II 1t were, 1t
might be written above the prison doors
of the State, "He who enters here
leaves hope behind" II it were the
scaffold would groan with its victims
il it were. the bowels Of mercy need
never be moved. Stern, rigid, cold
faced justice would meet every appeal
Tor mercy. Is it possible that the Chief
Executive of the State Is not to be
reached by an appeal for c!emency and
mercy except through the stern, I'M
yielding machinery Of Court Of JUS
tice ever slow 10 reverse its own edicts "
Must the friends Of q man doomed to
death, standing upon the brink OF the
grave. hair hung over deep eternity,
place his hope for clemency, for respite,
for mercy, for forgiveness and pardon
upon tho slow process OF appealing 10
the State Attorney General, that prose
Gu led the jury that convic ed, and the
Court that impose the extreme sentence
of the law? The Constitution OF Della.
ware never intended that the Executive
of the State should never be approached
by mercy's plea or else why did 1t place
within his hands the broad seal Of tie
commonwealth that stamps a pardon to
deserving ones II it was intended
that the plea Of humanity should never
reach his ears why invest him with the
power of pardon and forgiveness ?
Thank God that there isl tribunal be-
fore " hich the humblest AZ we'll AZ the
highest, the poorest a. well AZ the rich
est, can present them selves with plea
for mercy without being driven away
by the stern frown of unyielding JUS
tice. Attorney Generals, and even
courts may err and may be slow I"
chan GO opinions, but Governors are free
and nntralnelled. They are the last re
sort for the condemned.
The Constitution gives them the power
of granting "reprieves and pardons.
Does the constitution ray upon the re-
communication OF an Attorney General,
a jury or court? Sota word OF the
kind. II constitutes him the sole At
bitter in the case. The Chief Executive
sits as reserve power sbote all. His
edicts make Judges and Attorney Gen
erals. How wisely Le holds the scales
of justice balanced by the attributes of
mercy. How patiently he listens to
the weakest of his subjects without be
ing influenced by The stern mandate OF
q Court.
Is 1t possible that no mercy Is 70 be
exerci sed 10 condemned ones trembling
over the brink Of the grave except upon
the recomm endation Of the Court that
condemned and that might posslhly
see its error and confes. it, Attorneys
are human, juries are human, courts
are human, Governors are human and
all may err, but 1t is always safe TO rrr
on the side of mercy and humanity
Why thirst for blood
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

THE interview with Governor stock
ley in behalf Of TIE condemned man
Harrjgan took place in the Office OF the
Secretary of State, and not IN bar
room" as might be inferred from the re-
marks of tie Morning News The
blatherskites OF the press 30 called,
represented to be present were confined
to one man who was not present as
representativ Of the press, but AZ a
friend of the Condem ned man Of which
he is not .IshA med. 90 The Fraudulent
friends" present consisted Of tonl'
thirty well known gentlemen, none o.
them ever charged with fraud that ~
know Of, and many Of them are sub
stantial business men Of the city.
"Tne poor rnan" alluded To, is " Jer
ry" Harrigsn, condemned to die. Thes
" fraudulent friends" wanted 10 saw
him, and of course his reaI friends, sucl
asare found about the Morning New
Office, wanted 70 hang him, Jerry
Harrigan may well exClam Saw
me from NY real friends !" 1t uped l.
be said that our best friends are thOs
who tel us OF our faults, but row il |
those who want US hung when we ar
convicted whether we deserve it or not
Why be 80 biOOdthirsty "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Our First Number
FOR FALL.

You will see many adver-
tisements about large stocks
of Fall and Winter Goods,
and each one will claim to
be ahead Of their competitors
but we will be content TO
let the readers OF the Re-
PUBLICAN know we have a
Larger Stock than usual, be-
cause our trade demands it,
and this is an evidence that
our goods are sold at as low
prices as elsewhere, or a lit
tie lower for same quality.
Our Children's Stock is
complete. We do not mean
by that to tell you we keep
the low price shoddy
goods, but we do have a
Good Quality at a very low
price, and yet we sell more
OF our Suits from Five to Ten
Dollars.
In our Boys Department
we have some very stylish
garments to show you, while
the young men cannot help
being pleased by making a
selection from our nobby
Styles.
We have over 20 Styles
to show you in our Mems
Department, and now, kind
reader, just visit US at your
earliest convenience and let
us show YOU our goods, and
see if it will not be to our
mutual interests to deal with
each other.
This does not Dive YOU
much Of an idea Of our Stock,
but if you will stop in at 4th
and Market streets, at the
Observation-Disclosures
it will give us great pleasure
to show you our goods and
prices. Yours,
inc, v. Diefendorf& Co,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
AT
John Wanamakor'S
PHILADELPHIA.
FRIDAY:

During these busy days
we will be ready to wait on
you from 8 a. m.
Book News is ready this
morning. 1t furnishes the
usual critical reviews OF new
books, with illustrations Ia
ken from the books them
selves. 1t also contains a
select descriptive list of ex-
clusively new holiday books,
and the prices at which we
choose to sell them.
Variety is much sought in
getting gifts, A duplic lte Of
your own, possibly a trif1e
better, spoils the charm
Where will you possibly find
it, as here ? Counter alter
counter is laden with com
plete stocks, selected specl-
ally to this end, by the differ
ent buyers in their several
lines. Aside from generous
importations, many pur
chases Of entire lots give us
c ,ntrol Of goods to sell at far
less than the producing cost
Wall Pockets on the lower floor,
white polished wood, hand painted on
,at-en, at about third Of cost, CSC.
Candlesticks in brass goods, with
prisms, 75c.
Tall Opa! Lamps and shades, SOC.
Fancy Baskets to trim, new designs
papier Mache Goods from France.
Japanese Goods, a wonderful selec'
zion by our agent in Japan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
LIGHT : DOMESTIC

We have a few =" Lig1
Running Domestics " a
ready engaged for Chris
mas presents. Have a te1
more left. Nothing couI|
be more appropriate, moi
useful, or would be moi
highly appreciated than 50
a handsome gilt. In ord
to meet the wants Of tAoi
not wishing to invest to sa'
an extent, we have provid1
a large and beautiful var'e
OF fancy articles, such
handsomely trimmed w01
and handkerchief baske'
cornucopia hair receivers'"1
pockets, foot rests, beautI
plush tides and table scar
and a host Of other ham
some and useful artlc1d
ranging in price from one
twenty dollars.
The rage or macrea
cord is still increasing. y
line Of cord is ieplete W
all sizes and colors. ran
cresccnts, drops, bal
spikes, for trimming lamb
quins, tides, ETC.. in larS
variety abound. Arrase]
chenille, and tinsel for G
broidery work, in abundan
1--WE have tie finest dISP
of sewing machine work e1
put on exhibition in this G.
and It would DC well We
|your time to pay our on
a visit, even il not IN nceu
anything.
|DOMEslIC SEWING MACH
Co., S14 Market stree!