if.
poseof going the
coreriug roll.
business of
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS.
To be Submitted to Rigid Analytical Test
Letter from Prof Ledvux.
Now this strikes qs as very encour
aging aud U re11y excellent reading for
this aiiltry weather. Jt JJrogresa
u tut ligbt diiectiou. It i4.ow enter
piie, wisely directed, and energy aud
i.luck.
. - - .
Hut let it look at tua earnings ue
of the coiupameu. J he ieuiu win jur-
nish the key to such enthusiasm ami
growth. It has been found that the capi
tal invested was wisely invested. The
times have Been hard and unfavorable.
While New England manufacturers lost
cheated niouey the Enterprise Company of Augus
ta made uiouey. Here is tne exceiieui e-
Chaj'EI. Hill, X. C, July 4
To the Farmers of North Carolina :
-Oar people are bcin
-at 1 I, llinii 111
J - . .. . m the Chronicle:
doubtless true, i uc . -S'VT ' - ...w..,r tll!lt 1)fcrioj oue vefir 770
having driven fraudulent manufacturers r 14;777 337 of
f fertilizers ut of North Coluia, no . .. m CUnunied ll,tili bales
doubt many have turned their atteutiou 0f cotton, at an average cost of 10.02 cents
4...i..:..vit(...r fiH.1.1 of selling anurious per pound. 'I he sales of gootis auiouii
- -- ..lff tedto$J5f,4l. The number t op
cwniicuu iui ,tim .i..i.lov.d was 610. wuose wazea
home manure. A prominent aud worthy ainounteti to gG-g.uui). The mill paid
Manufacturer of chemicals recently call- fonr dividends of two per cent, each, paid
ed mv attention to a man who was sell- off $7,000 ot its bonded debt, and carried
, r.., ...lnlih-of 8.470 to its surplus, increasing that
1 llT UIB UIIHUSIHTHIIS "W" M' - . J A.LKI (fJ tA
Hinmbuia, and nitrate of soda for saltpe
ter. Hitherto me expenmeut 4.- -
not been able to offer much protection to
tlu furmer in this direction : but at their
April meeting the board of agriculture,
with n wise liberality, decided to appro
priate the necessary money to bring about
this very desirable end, and -vm mis
vifw I have secured the services ot a
amount from $230,550 to $250,020,
We commend these facts to the atten
tion of the readers of the Star. A South
ern factory declares eight per etnt. net
dividend in a year that is siugularly dis
astrous to EasteriMuanufhcturers. What
an eloquent and surprising fact?. Let us
take courage. When judiciously man
aged is uot a cotton factory in the South
a safe and satisfactory investment-f More
the
fiecouun", t... au oa uer ceilt. ,as been made in
1st, experienced mine anais.. .
chemical and agricultural products, A ith .
this increase iu our workiug force, there
will no longer be any excuse for a farmer
to be cheated. J offer to every farmer in
North Carolina to analyze for him after
-September 10th, 1873, free of charge, any
gamples of sulphate of jmtash, muriate Uiwiujuy,
potasJi. sulphate ot ammonia, niiruiv vj jshe,
toila, and mlpeter, if he will comply witir Davie,
le following conditions; - ." '
irriieu,
Rowan,
Surry,
atiiuga,
Wilke,
Yadkin,
The following is the official vote of the
Gubernatorial and Congressional election
iu the 7th District, for ltJ76i
Bobbins Ihda Vance
Alexander,
the
L
1st. The sample must be drawn accor
din tn ni-iiited instruction which I will
" "n -
lurnirtli ou. application.
2nd. The express charges must be pre
wd to Chapel Hill.
v 'Wre printed instruction for sampling hjobbius,
will be ready on September 1st, aud tur-. Yauce,
nished ou annlication. To secure an im-
mediate benetit, let every dealer antl
every farmer who purchases chemicals
demand a guarantee of their composition
from the manufacturers, and tell them
that a sample will be submitted to me, in
September, to see if it comes up to guar
antee. The analvses. with the name Of
manufacturer and agentwill be publish
ed in the State papers. '
The experiment station wiIL I trust,
contrive to grow iu usefulness, aud from
time to time, be able to take up new
methods of helping the agriculturists of
North Carolina.
A II Lkdoux.
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510
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2354
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1328
1XK)
13724
134U7
337
13d
811
6117
1486
1207
1201
U7)
23i
1484
1073
80d
513
1067
101 J
1454
2356
2163
1280
676
1284
840
Settle
352
154
875
708
154(1
1239
1250
1042
301
149y
1112
D640 13467 10072
Robbius' maj. 257
THE FLYING MACHINE FIZZLE.
From the Wilmington star.
COTTON MANUFACTURING IN
SOUTH.
THE
"Will any one l good enough to tell
us why cotton spinning cjinnot be made
" as profitable in North Carolina as iu
South Carolina or Georgia I Will any
oue oblidge us with facts and figures to
prove conclusively that cotton manufac
turing canuot be made as, remunerative
at Beaufort, Newbern, Goldsboro, Wil
mington and many other points as it is
found to be at Augusta, Columbus, and
many other towns and cities South of
us T ' ,
We have ngaiu ar.d again insisted in
these columns that a diversity of labor
was necessary for the true progress of the
South, and that cotton manufacturing off
ered one of-the surest and most profitable
means of investment jo capitalists and
meu of enterprise. Of courseour f;u-tu-ries
must bo as wisely managed as those
of the North or as those South of us.
In the little city of Augusta, Ja., there
will 80on.be 80,(K)Q spindles running.
Between 2,500 and 3,001. jieople tiud em
ployment in the factories. It is estima
ted that the persons actually interested
iit-aud directly benefitted by these mills
number 10,000. The Chronicle says-of
tho high standing of this mode of in
vejitmeat in that flourishing communi
ty :
"The lest mark of the confidence which
the people of Augusta' have iu manufacto
ries is the fact of the entire issue of $160-,
IQ0 pf Enterprise Factory bonds, only a
few were sold to citizens of this city. The
others were-sold to citizens of this place
and the whole amount was disposed of in
A short time after it was issued. We un
derstand that a Massachusetts capitalist
wrote" to a citizen of Augusta, a day or
Orb bi nee, to purchase him some of the
bonds, and was nuiuern t) tt Im tt,irrl,
. T w-- w 1. . . 1 4 ill,
j:etafew at 110. The new machinery
for the Enterprise Factory will be put iu
place by next fal! and the mill will then
have a capacity of about 14,000 spindles.
The total force of operatives employed
now is about loo ; witn the new machinery
it will be increased to 350, making an ad
difion U the populatiou of the citv of
-about 1,000. The company will put up
iweive lenemenis, ot lour rooms each, in
M fthort time, for its opperatives, and oth
er parties are preparing to build in the
-vicinity of the null."
The officers of the dimming Manufac
turing Company do notjnean to be out
stripped, ;ind a new building will soon be
Erected with a capacity for from 25,000 to
Z :),000 spindles.
- The Chronicle says
"There seems to be no doubt of the suc
cess of this enterprise. It will irive em
ployment, to alwuit 1,000 people and add
some 4,000 persons to the population of
Augusta. We learn that several parties
in lAiwefl, Nashua, Fall River aud Law
rence have written to Augusta for infor
mation, with a view io establishing
shuttle and -bobbin factories and works
for covering roll, supplying factory har
ness, &c, here. All of tbese materials
ire now purchased at tie N.irth by facto
ries in Augusta and viciuirv. hut will be
obtained here if these works are estahT'i
About fifty thomiaud people assembled
ou Boston common last Thursday morn-
iug to witness the first exhibition of the
dying machine in the open air. The plan
w as to sail around the tops of the houses
and over the "principal streets and de
monstrate to a wondering multitude the
possibilities of air navigation. Wheu
everything was ready the machine was
let go, but instead of flying up gradually
aud gracefully, as was intended, it shot
up like an arrow to a distance of about
tw-o thousand feet. Every one came to
tho couclusiou t once that it was uu
mauageabie, and the poor arouau,t was
the object of much sympathy as hctloated
upward, lie. went up higher aud higher,,
and was it soon evident that he was as
much at the mercy of the currents as any
haloonists. lie sailed over Brookliue,
Boston Highland, aud out through Nor
folk county, and lauded at the little town
of Farnham. Here he was an object of
wonder to the inhabitants, and after
they had gazed on him he essayed to fly
back to Boston, but on reaching Dover
gave it up, aud, packing his machine on
the train, be returned home by rail. He
explains the failure by saying that the
gearing got out of order. The steering
apparatus would not work, and oue of
the rods was disarranged, lie says he
had to tie it with a cord aud strap his
toot to the pedals
VEGETINE
FOR DROPSY.
I never shall
Forget the first Dose.
Pkotid?sj, ,
Mr, H. B. SrKVEKS: ,
Der sir, 1 tuve been a great sufferer Iron aroj
qp i ,-! r-nntined to my bouse more clian a year.
SIX U1U lit 118 Ol I lie umc 1 w3-iriiin7ij . utiure.
was oouzed to Have two men help me In and yUt of
bed I was swoUen l tnsnes larger t&du my natu
ral size around my waist. 1 suffered all a man could
and live. I tried ad remedies tor Drops. I Had three
different doctors. My friends all expected 1 would
die : inanr idznts I was expected to die bilorc mora
i ,r' A, isit.xreilne was aent me by a irienl. I
never shall lorget tae first do3e. 1 could realize Its
good effects from day to dy; I was getting better.
Alter 1 nad taU.en some 5 or bottles I co Jld sleep
mute well nlffhts. I beau to gain now quite fast.
Alter taKinz suic iv ujluot, i nu .
part of my room to tne other. My appetite was good; i
the dropsy bad at tais tnue diiappeareJ. I kept
tifcin"- the Vef etlne until I regained my usual health.
I be vrd ot a great many curea by using VegeUne al
ter I got out and wa able to attend to my work. I
am a carpenter and builder. I will also say it has
cured an aunt ol my wife's of Neuralgia, who had
suffered for more than M yeara. She says sh8 has
njt u iJ any neuralgia for eight months. I have
flTen It to one of my children for CjoJuruu Uinnor.
have no doubt la my mind It will cure aay humor.
It Is a great cleanser of the blood; It Is safe to give a
eMld. I wM recommend It to the world. Mytathsr
U s years old, and he says there Is nothing Uke it to
give strength and life to an aged persiO!i. i cannot
hi too tuauMul for the use ol iu I am
Very gratefully yours, juii. . -m aue,.
All Diseases ok tub Blood. If Vkoktikk will re
lieve pain; cleanse, purity, aud cure suca diseases,
restoring the patient to peneot health afier trying
different physicians, many reoiedles and suffering
for years, IS ll uol coaciuaivr yruJi, a juu arc u diu
ferer you can be cured T Wuv Is this medicine per
forming such great cures ? It wors In the blood, in
tue circulating Uuld. It can truly be- eiU'-d the
nrt,tt h.,hA I'uriiirr. The irreat source of disease
origlaatesla tie'blood : and no medicine that does
not act directly upou it t purify anu ronovaie, nas
aay Just claim uion public attention.
VEGETINE
I OWE MY HEALTH
TO YOUR VAliUBLiE
VEGETINE.
Newpobt, Kt., Apr. 29, 1377.
Mk. H. Ii. Stevens:
lear..Slrf Having suffered from a breaking out of
Cankrrwt Sure for more than five years caused by
an accident ot a fractured bone, which tructurc ran
into a running sore, and having used every thing 1
could think of and nothing bellied me, until l naa
taken six bottles of your valuable meaic-ine wnicn
Mr. Miller the apothecary recommended very highly.
The sixth bottle cured me, and all I can say, is that
I owe my health to your valuable egetine.
Your most obedient servant,
ALBEHT VON ROKDER.
"It is unnecessary for me to enumerate the disea
ses for which the Vkgetink should be used. I know
ot no disease which will not admit of its use, with
good results. Almost Innumerable complaints are
caused bv ooLsouous secretions in the blooJ, which
can be entirely expelled from the system by the use
of the Yegetine. When the blood Is perfectly
cleansed, the disease will rapidly leld; all pains
cease; healthy action is promptly rcitorea, ana iuc
patient is cured."
VEGETINE
Cured me when the
DOCTOHS FAILED.
Cincinnati, O., Apsll 1 1S77.
Dk. H. R. Stsvkn:
Dear Sir, I was seriously troubled with Kidney
CunplaitU for a long time. I have cousulted the best
doctors In this city. I have used your Vroktink for
this disease, and it has cured me when the dot-tnr't.
failed to do so. Yours truly.
ERNEST DVKMAN, Residence W1 Race St.,
l'laee of business, 573 Cent. Ave.
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mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effect
ual, by means of which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, privatelv, and radically.
CThin Lecture should be in the hands of
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VECrETIE
Preared hy
H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
Diphtheria. Diphtheria, commonly re
garded as a modern disease, is uow de
clared ly some physieiaus to have bceu
k uow n in aucieiit Ejjypt. It is said to
liave prevailed there aud through Asia
Minor for five, ceuturies, aud to have ap
peared iu Southern Europe some 1,500
yeara ago. jt, was known by it present
name even theu. It rarxd iu Southern
Itally in the early part of the fourth cen
tury , autHong after iu Hollaud and Vrauce.
It showed itself iu this country more
tnau 100 years since, and recently has
been pronounced epidemic. Certain au
thorities consider it a modification of the
plague. Nothing like it theory in medi
cine. An effort will be made, we imag
ine, to prove that all the Ptolwruies died
of diptheria, and that Isis and Osiris
were saved from it only by their divini
ty. Xew York Tones.
Wilmington Star: State Auditor Love
gives it as his deliberate opinion that the
new constitution saves the people of
North Carolina notlesathau $150,(KX) an
nually. That is, excellent. Who will
say that the Democrat have not provel
a blessing to the State.
Humors of a Revolution.
Pan ama, July 4. Humors of a revolii
tiou are prevalent. It is thought an effort
will soon be made by the national brauch
of the Liberal party to "oust the present
government. There is cousiderable ex
citement among toliticiaua. The govern
ment believes it will swm control the it
uatiou. jAfe Saving Service.
Washington-, July 8 The Superin
tendent ofthe Life Saving Service will
begin as early as practicable to erect new
Stations on the coast of North Carolinr, Ifc
Lis likely that a life saving carriage design
ed to make rapid transit for the stations
tp points of disaster, a late iuvention of
Lieutenant Walton, Assistant Inspector
t r the-SJftlj District, will be employed.
ed. They will employ alout forty h. nds. n the aot fJaroliua coast with a view
f-yp (parties are already here for "the par- to test its tfijenpy for all the stations.
DJ ill iggiiS
a!llgaa iMilte
d Ml cog
g III 35 ViSlm s
X .-tiul ., r Za
iu J ft t w e n
PS I 5
a i j b . 5 - a
OLD,
TRIED,
AH'J
TRUE.
People nr tcUilitf ucqUaintfil and tho who
r not ought to with the wonderful merit of
l.i.tgnw( Aiuvrk'Mit llt-meUy, iho
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
TOR MAN AND BEAST.
nils Unlnittnt wry naturally oriKlnatwl In Amert
ca, Avhi-ro Nature provul In her laboratory uch
surprilntf antidotes Tor the nuiliulies; of lwrohll
:;. Us fa:;io hus Uu KuroadlUif fr S5 years,
until now i: t :jciix-U? t'.is luibitablo j;lole.
Tho ;ioxIi;a:i "ur.tauK linlmtnt Is a matchless
rem !. f;.r: M xl;-:::.la!lmcnt -. cf r.ian ami beast
T-i ; 'cx-'t ov.t.( r.- r.r 1 farrrtr rs it Is invaluable.
' .V !iln;rln lw of;-ii rave, a humnn life or r
ftm'i t'.i? i ;ofiilncs of au cxcelleut borsv, ox.
ct . r : "i ; .
It rv.rvi i" ".-i.t, -hoof -nil. hollow horn, grub
crew-v;rr., t '.lo.aili-r-rot, maiio, the bites fc'id
:Ll:i;:io? 1 oisono:: rcpill.-s :;.! Insects, and every
inch dr.xv. bai i to utocU ).--V.iii3 and bush life.
It curt ivory ixtern:.l trot:bl i f horsos. rueh
u.i l.xj.uners, imtch. , rwIjiuj , sj.rnin. founder,
wind 35 U. ring lxv. , etc., etc.
The Mtrx!c:-.n "a t-r.j I.'.:;inient is the quickest
cure in tho world far i.vciilits iMi-iirring lu th
family, la the abr.nc cf r. physician, such as
bums, ealds. spriin-, cut. rn-1 for rheuma
tlim, :.::d stl?n:v rnfrr-Tidrred by exposure. r
tl.vilarly v.-.laa!)lc to Miner.
It is thoo'i: .iTv -t re::ivr In the world, for It
-n tnt-s t'.c r.;ic!j to tlie l.f.iie, and single
n'.lcation Ij r-:nTal!y mClcient tocure.
'jirnh-oa ?:utan? Llnlnt nt Is put up In three
l-'scf l"rl:, tho l:reer ones lieln pmnorttoBp
2ly inucli tlio ciiv-tM-hU Sold tverywhrre.
GOINO WEST.
KERR CRAIGE,
Jittornci at ?atef :
Snlisburr, TO". O.
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OUR NEW CORNET PLAYS IN
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EST PISTON ACTION. THE ONLY CLE AH BUME AND THE Wvp'
C0BNET IN THE WORLD, YOU CAN RETURN IT AT OUR
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IMPORTANT.
In future all our Cornet will he SILVER PLATED ! The $55 Cornet will be pUuj .
neatly finished with what ' knoirn aa the Satin Finish. The $70 Cotnet wiJJ be Tri
pie Silver Plated, Gold Mounted and Burnished. We finish thia irwu-u-rotnt
aa elegantly as t (xxwible U du. .
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IiMtriirnentsMtU for a trial of FIVE DAYS before acceptance. Photograph of our v
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Refers to the State Medical Soeietv and
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J. T. Moouk.
A. A. Thompson,
''WPBBfl P BdIorvhin" riMtenrrd.
old NHB r?JT1,i'Or!2lr!alni,-n,v
g0 g DBI jy CL'kk teUiin,i l.rl oio
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a 9 W WortLiucu b, Crcea Co., liui.
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St. LOUIS, MO.
Who bu bad prter t-rprriefm fa tha tiftawnt of tb
Mxual trout) !fi of buth niale and frtnale than any phyticiaa
hi the Wr.t. rive, the rrault. of hi. tone ana rocoaaaAtl
practice in Ml tw. a.w wwlu, juat publiabM, "tit)ti!
The PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE
The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
Book, that ara really CM, aad "lMtra rton ia all nut
ter, ntrtaininf to afaaawJ and Waaak.. and rapfilr
ant loug felt. They ara katlrali7 lllm(rai and la plaia
Vuiiage, aaiily -uiKlrntood. The two book, embrace MS
p., and contain .alaabl. larWm.tlM for both married and
auile,HJi alltli. reoentirapniyeaaniU la Biedical treatment
Brad whatour homepaner. aay : The It bow ledge Imparted
ia De. lutf new worke la ia no way of aaeetfcmabl ehar
rter, but ia eomething that rr.ry M tll. Iht. Tha
Xaata.the Tirtim of early tndwcretion t tha aotnerwiM
pern-ctij neaitny marDe, bat wita vantn
of Ufa. and the Wgau, ia miter:
ne
many ilia hee acs ia
to.M SL Loui. Journal.
rort'LAk raicaa 80 eta, each
both In one volume, ft t in cloth a
ailt. SS eta. extra. Sent aader arat.
racaipt of price ia money or ataanna.
rtcor tn thenrtma
"VlltMLlDH
aj 'i l l . j u
CONN & DUPONT,
Elkhart, Indiana.
TO THE PRESS: Please show this paper to lli- l:.tltr of the Band in your placr, a. it
will le a benefit to the whole Rand.
I "take mv reputation us a musician and my integrity as n man in fnllj endorsinj ii
of the above; and invite correspondence from member il bands lo know me.
24:6m. V. H.NEAVE, Salisbury, X. C.
Buy only the
NEW
AMERICAN
1 r is tub
Only Sewing Machlna
a hi u n-v a -
it u lias sell Sett is j Keea.
Is tha Li ;hlert Eutai:. "
- Tne Amplest, the Host Pur
able, and in Eiery Respett
The Best Family Sewing Machine!
The "NEW AMERICAN" is easily learned, does not get out of Ofder. and w.ll do
more work with less labor than any other machine. Illustrated Circular turn. shed on
application.
AGENTS WANTED.
J. 8. D0TEY, Manager, CI N. Charles Street, Baltimore, IL
MERONEYS & ROGERS, Agents, Salisbury, N. C.
o-
CEBTIFICATES :
I do not hesitate to aay the American Machine surpasses, all other machine. Braid
! iiife all the work that other machine can. it overseama and works button holts in ay wj
from Swisa Muslin to iieaver cloth. 1 have us.d bint;cr, Howe and tttw 3iatuimi
find the American U RUierior to them all.
MISS M. RUTLLDGE.
MOORE & THOMPSON,
rnMuissnwMnRrHiCTS
UUillLlllUUlUil lUIHlUIIilll I i.
Ml I
III
RALEIGH, . C.
Sjiet ial attention paid to the aale of
COTTON,
CORN,
FLOUR,
IJKAIN,
HAY,
BUTTE K.
EGCiS,
FOWLS, Ac.,
Consignments Solicited. Highest Price
Obtained.
Befers to Citizen National Bank, Raleigh,
N.C. 22:3ms.
Warraiiei
to
Cure
EXXISS' CHICKEX CHOLERA CUKE
or money refunded if directions are
strictly followed.
PRICE 25 CENTS, at
2G:tf. ENNISS1 Drag Store
47: 1 y.
FOR 1878.
Don't nejrlect to call on C. Plvler at the
Book Store for all kinds of Book wanted. The
bwt qnality and latent styles of writing paper
kept here. Alo the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine can he had here at from $35 to $40.
He respectfully Invites all to call and examine
'Oodsjnd machines. ll:ly.
NOTIGE.
d Company, )
Treasurer'!' Office.
N.C, May 31,'78.J
N. C. Ran. Road Company,
Secretary anil
Comiany Shops, N
The twenty-ninth annual meeting of the
stockholder of the North Carolina Rail Road
Company, will he held in Hillaboro. N, C. on
the aecond Thnraday of July, 1878. nd the
tranafer book of stock of said company rjjl be
cTvaed from thi date antil after the sieeting.
W. L THORNBURG,
33:6t. ISec.N.C. R.B. Co.
NEW LIVERY STABLE
ON LEE STREET.
Complete in all its Details.
CRAWFORD & HOLMES
Come forward with ample facilities to accom
modate regular and transient customer.
They have splendid stock horses and vehi
cles for pleasure or business rides. Can fur-
itUh any out lit required. Will send travellers
on their way to any point. Will board and
groom hoire by the day, week, month or year.
Will fill orders lor hauling. Will buy aim
sell hones. Invite Drovers to come to the
best and cheapest stand. They propose better
services for less money than ever before given.
Will buy grain and provender. And as they
are in for a lively business they say to all
Come and try us.
JAS. R. CRAWFORD,
16: CH AS. HOLMES.
I have used the Singer and other machines, and would not exchange the America"
aI1)r. MRS. 11. N. BUIX.U-
Salisbury, N.C, May 22J,
MfcBOXKYtfc Bro., Agents American Sewing Marbine :
SlRs:-l have used the Howe, Singer, Wheeler & Vi!soii, Wilcox fc Oibbs, Serinf t
chines, and would not give the American fur all of them. It will do all that wcluen
in this circular. I consider it sunerior lo all others 1 nave eer sent
Very respectfully,
t , ri nr .
MRS. (JEO. HARRISON.
COSUiflPTIO CIKED.
An old phyjivtan retired frtm act ive practice, hav
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lsdy auhscrlls-B. (me agent
PRESCRIPTION FREE!
Kor the spcfHly Cure of Seniinal Watkueu lt
"it anliotMl niitl nil UiHortters broonrhton h ludi.
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