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JOHIT "W. SLEDGE, ruorisiKToii.
VOL. XXXIV.
A. 1ST E "W SP APEB FOE THE PEOPLE
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1899.
TEEMS:-'UI) PKK annum in advance
NO. 20.
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CANCER IS
Results Fatally In Nine
Cases Out of Ten A
Cure Found at Last,
poison in tlio blooil, circulating throughout tlic system, mid although
tilt) wire or ulcer known as the ( 'anccr -may he cut away, lite
poison remains in the hlood, ami promptly hieiiks out afresh, with
renswed violencw.
The woiiilerful succtws of S. S. S. in curing obstinate. ile,.p-iualeil
blood diseases which wore considered incurable, induced a few de.
spairiug suffereiH lo try it for t'aiitvr, alter exhausting the skill of
the physicians without h cure. Much to their delight S S S proved
equal to the disease and promptly
sfireaa rapidly, anil it was wmjii
beyond doubt that a cure h;id
toimii for (loudly C'ancer. hviilmu'e has accu- A
iiulHtetl which is incontrovertihle.
the followiuy; is a 8HX'imtm :
"Cancer is hereditary in our family, my father, a
liner and an aunt having died from this dreadful
lisease. My fillings may be imagined when the hor-
able disease made its uptiearance on my side. It huh
i malignant Cancer, eating inwardly in such a way as
localise great alarm. The disease accrued lieyond tlti'
ikill of (lie doctors, for their treatment did no gM,cl
whatever, the Cancer growing worse nil the while
Numerous remedies were used for it lint the Canrer Hits. s. M. llxil..
rew steadily worse, until it sepmed that I w:o doomed
to follow the oth'Tsof the family, for I know how iIitiIIv Cancer is especially
hen inherited I was advise I to try Swift'-. Siierille i S S . which, from lite
iirst day, forced out the poison. I continued ils lite until I hud taken eighteen
bottles, when I w;is cured sound And well, and have had no symptom of the
dreadful iitlliction. though many years have elapsed. 3. S S. is the only cure
for Cancer ,Mks 9 M. Idol, Winston, N. C.
Our book on Cancer, containing other testimonials and valuable
information, will lie Rent free to any add resit by the Swift Spccilii!
Comjiany. Atlanta, Georgia.
Best Prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
It is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless
form. . . . Sold by every
drusxgist in the malarial
sections of the United
States No cure, uo
pay. . . . Price, 500.
WHOLESALER.
i', Loins. Mo., t'ub.o,
Palll UCDICIMB Co., City.
Gentlemen I Wo wish to conr-ratulata you
on tlw .jetv.:;cd rales u ftro bavin 00 your
t.rwvv' 1 '.Vdft'loaw C'X.l Voni- On 1 Xi.11
i ti.tj ni.r r c-r 1 c' inv rtorf uiulir Uato -f
,t u lit. wj liutl ihJ. wo will 'luriiip th Chill
. :uiion vt 1 W. -J&aO .lozua ili-ov'.. Tonic. Vo
rl , j fi-ul th -t - a.- j-.K-j n v..ur I,uxa.liv.
;)r.a-.u.;i.iij VnrW.. L-wo Vun nom
tLt.i : c.nr :oufi: h .vi.iz lunog tho luU
tVl.l i.ad ( .n; oou-ow -i.'.LJtUen.
I'l a u nua Uyn or '. f onuloMkl hoiowilU,
UU ubliy. oura truly,
MEYER BROS. DRUG CO.
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of the Roanoke and Tar River Agricultural Society
will be held at Weldon, N. C, Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 2 & 3,
1899. Liberal Premiums! Fine Races! Cheap Ex
cursion Rates.
n
wi-iia-" ,:s;?' ''i-ii
FINE BAND It OF It MUSIC !
Pleasing attractions on the midway. For particu
lars, apply to j, J. DANIEL, Treasurer.
D
AD Y
Tli is fearful disi'iise often first appears
tut a mem wrutWi, a i 11 1 1 1 or lump in
the breast, too sinnll to nttnut imy
notici, until, in limit v himw, tlw (leiullv
(listing is fully i1m'rhMil.
CanciT ran not lie rnrctl liy u mnjririil
oitrratioli. Iitviniwi tin discasi' is a virulent
etfected a cure. The Ud news
denionstiatcii
at last Ikvii PI Yi--X
of which
Koaoa, Ills.
Puis MltllOlXI Co. ,
Oflntlempn: I handle aevsnor clifht differ
ent timl. of Chill Tonics but I sell Uiu bottles
of irov''M to whuro I 11 ouo of the othor. .
1 nold 30 bottlci of Uruve's hill Tonic In
uuu day sail couU have iul moru If 1 huu ba t
It oi hand. Itr Il:tTo Woods cured flvu coats
uf cslus with eui botlK
LWsuuct:uUv .
JOUS T. VINYAAO.
"hi hi -
-itecoiuiaeu
RETAILER.
ANNUAL
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fW o JF?- - ff-"jr a y '
POINTKI) I'AltAfiltAIMlS.
The oiustucli in merely a bang on the
lip.
The lawyer helps those who are able
to help liilll.
Children who cry for the moon waul
the earth later on.
Kvcry man believes in the total de
pravity of some other man,
A man isn't always cool when he shiv
era in the hour of danger.
Fame i so short lived that it'i really
nut worth striving fur.-
Two-thirds of the slealitig done nowa
days goes under another name.
Lots of people are poor because they
buy too many things they doo't Deed.
It's a pily the self-made man isn't per
mitted to sclent his own material.
The man who thinks he knows it all
doesn't know what other people thick of
him.
By the time a man succeeds in reach
ing th ! top of the ladder he is too old to
enjoy the scenery.
A woman's itlea of a minute's rest is
to lean over the hack fence and gosip
with a neighboring woman for an hour.
To t woman marriage is something be
tween a sculiincnt and a situation; to a
ninn it is something between a sensation
and a saeritice.
The most unreasonable thing is fur a
man to trust reason alone.
First Tasteless Tonic
ever manufactured.. All
other so-called "Taste
less" Tonics are imita
tions.. Ask any druggist
about this who is not
PUSHING an imitation.
CONSUMER.
WnrTHsnoito. Tot. , Sep. IS, ISM.
Pakis Mbdiciks Co., fit. Louis. Mo.
Gentlemen! I write you a lew Mucn of rtiA'
i'.udu. I think your JroveVrttl'loaw hill
'Jonioi touo tf tho bfHtuiftiicliu'Hri tbowurlil
(irChilUand Fuvur. I huvo tl no c!iil!r. 11
tliutluvu bein d wn with nialorl..! fov rfr M
mouths and havo bought Chill tiietllciuH uf All
Liuilj uDd IXtctor'e billacoroiDtrin all tuoUint
until I int to town aul Rot thr.o bottlo u
Csirov!! Tonic. Mv claildr- n art all wull ouw
and It wua your T 8tolom Chill Tonlo thut did
it I auuiufc twy tou much in 1U Uiliuli'.
Yuuri truly,
JAM Ed O. ROB1UX9.
FAIR
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v . w-. - i- n .'i f;
"Awe Willi Me."
"A WELCOME TO GOO."
Illl) JEHUS 1)1 R SO MUCH BECAUSE MAN
WANTED TO LIVE WITH lilll), OR BE
CAUSE HUH YEAHNEI) TO LIVE WITH
MAN?
V'uu oao atTiirJ to read uver ami over
"A Wclooiue to God," by Hcv. Uuorgt
Matheaoii, I). D , io the C. K. World.
Read it wlitD your mioj is clear and
your heart is open to God.
It is I lie cream of human failh. It
places! toyalty upon man whose worth
ojd only be areo in the blood drops from
the wounded Son of God.
Did Jesus die so much because man
wauled to live with God, or because God
yearned fo live with man? But this
truth is too holy Tor comment. Let us
take it before God in our Quiet IIoui
and have Him iratikfU our hearts by
stamping it upon them.
Here it is in full:
The spirit of man is the candle of the
Lord. l'rov. 0.27.
'The benighted traveler in the snow
has hometiines caught sight of a candle in
a shepherd's hut. It has beeu to him
the most j iyous of all momeuts; it is the
promise of rest.
"Kven such, I think, is the thought
of the proverb. The man who uttered
it kuew well tho saying of the old book
of Genesis, that when God had waiidrr-
ed six days through creation He
rested in man. He bad been led on by
the glimmer of one candle, the light
of a human soul. It was the only place
of rest the Father saw in all the vast
expanse. There was no other dwelling
for the spirit of my Father but my spirit
He could not find shelter in any oilier
borne. Not, "where the bee sucks" could
my Father dwell. Not where the bild
singj) could His heart be glad. Not where
the cattle browse could His life repose
Not where the stars shiue could He find
His household fire. One far-off candle
alone gave the sign of home. It was my
spirit.
My Father, I have often asked Thee
to be ay light; vThat a wondrous thought
that I once was Thinel I have been
Thy candle in the dark and cold;
Thou wert moving toward me. When
the foundation of the earth was laid,
Thou wert moving toward me. When
the plant and tree arose, Thou wert mnv
iug toward me. When the breath uf life
appeared, Thou wert moving towaid
me. The sixth morning was the last
from Thy heart. The candle was mure
to Thee than the suulight. Thou aert
in search of a light not brighter, bui
better, than the sun the epaikle of a
human eye, the radiauee of a human
face; I list was the candle that beckoned
Tnee. It said to Thee through the
oigbl, ''Come here and rest." It offered
Thee what all patt creation could not at'
ford, communion. The brightness ol
the sun could not give it. The beauly
of the flower cou'd not give it. The
song of the bird could Dot give it. Thy
Sabbath waited for me. The bells of ibe
day of real could not ting till a heait hail
responded to Thy heart, a life to Thy
life, a will to Thy will. Thou wert like
the dove ou 1 lie face of the waters till the
litihl in my dwelling appeared. Rut
thai candle brought Thee joy, joy un.
speakable and lull uf glory. It was Thy
first sound of home amidst the waste of
waters the earliest voice that bore the
invitation, "Abide with me." Kvermore.
my Father, may I give Thee this wel
come home."
(Joe who gives a false excuse for any
thing is goinz backward.
W Urn lUtllllCI lUIIIM nut .aBwi.t -
and rather wishes she could, what happen
to me cnnar tvanr cic mwi v.i
gti the love, kindness and care that to
ripen it into ueful, happy maturity ?
Where ift the husband to turn for the com
fort of home
the sympathy ?.
of wifely affec
tionthe sup
port that only
a strong cheer
ful, healthy
help-mate can
jive ?
Who is to De -pitied
most? ;.:Mt
IliiinrT liiu-
ar child ?
Whose fault
Uit'
Nnbody'a
maybe or-
tatnlv u..l Ihe
child's. Hither
father can write to nr. pierce ana receive
rueuicsl advice free. Thounaadi have done
it. Thousands of homes have been made
happy by it. Thousands of weak women
KlilTerililt with the paina and debilitatinv
drains of a diseased condition of the dia.
tinctly feminine ora-anisra have followed
I)r. Pierce 'a advice and become ag-Ain bloom,
ing, vigorous, loving, cheerful and loved.
J)r. K. V. Pierce i chief connulling phy
sician at the world famous Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo. N V ,
and during hla thirty year.' practice here
developed hia great family medicinea Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pelleta, Dr. PieKe'a Golden Medi
cal Discovery. , ,
Mrs Clan. Neleon of Pico Height!. Uo. An
gele.. Cat. B) ji, wrllea: " 1 KnJ you ray pic
ture taken with ray Utile boy. 1 do not look so
ad now a. I do lo the picture; 1 wa. .Ick theo
and I thought my day. would no! he long, but
your kliidnewi and medicine would not let me
die You hnve my heart ltll th.nk. lor your
kindly advice to me In my .kknew. also lor
vour (wok which I received two yean ago, and
which I could not do wllhout. It I. all the Doc
tor 1 have had ilnce I got It. 1 had female
trouble, and Ur Pierce's F.vorlte Prescription,
together with the advice given In hia book,
cured me of five years' .ickne."
The book Mra. Nelion mentions la Dr.
Pierce'a l.ooo page " Medical Adviser." the
moat useful "doctor book " published. A
copy in stiff paper cover. Bent on receipt
of at one-cent atamps to pay eapenee, of
nailing onlv; in cloth-binding ten stamps
, tra. Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V.
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The Lip Of Gold.
LADY BROOME'S MINING STORY.
HOW A TRAIN OF MISFORTUNES FINAI.
1.r REACHED A FORTUNATE CLIMAX.
Lady Hroome, in the Cornhill Maga
ziue.'tell this iutcrcsliug story:
This man had reached the very last of
his resources without finding a speck of
gold, and although men in such citicmi
ty are always kind and helpful to each
other he could out expect any one to
share such fast dwindling stores with
him. Thcro wjia nothing for it, there
fore, but tu turn back on the morrow,
while a mouthful of food was still left,
and to retrace his steps as best he might
to the nearest port. He dwelt with a
good deal of rough pathos on the despair
of that last day's fruitless work, which
left him too weak and exhausted to carry
his heavy tools back to the spot they
called "camp." So he just flung them
down and, as he said, "staggered" over
the two or three miles of scrub-covered
desert, guided by the smoke of the camp
fire. Next morning early, after a great
deal of sleep and a very little food, he
braced himself up lo go back and fflcli
his tools, although he carefully explained
that he would not have taken the trouble
to do this if he bad not felt that his pick
and barrow were about his only iuimw
sions, and might fulch the price of a meal
or two when it came to the last.
I have often wondered since if the
impression of the Divine mcicy and good
ness which was so elroog in that man's
mind just then haB ever worn off. He
dwelt with a self-accusing borrow ou
how he had railed at his luck, at fate, at
everything, as he stumbled back that hot
morning over his tracks of the day before.
The way seemed twice as long, fur, as he
said, his ' heart was too heavy lo carry."
At last he saw his barrow and pick stand
ing up on the flat plain, a little way off,
and was wearily dragging on toward
them, when be caught bis toe against a
Btoue deeply imbedded in the sand, and
fell down. His voice sank to a sort of
awe struck whisper, as if he were almost
at confession, as he said : "Well, ma'am,
if you'd believe me, I cursed awful. 1
fell as if it was too hard altogether to
bear. To think thut I should go and
nearly break my toe against the only
stone in the district, and with all these
miles to travel back I So I lay there
like Jobs friend and cursed anil wanted
to die. After a bit I felt like a passion
ate child who kicks and breaks the thing
which has hurt him, and I hud to beat
that alone before I could feel quiet liol
it was too firm in the saud for my bauds
to gel it up, so in my rage I set out
quite briskly with the pick to break up
that stone, if it took all my strength. It
was preily deep set iu the ground, 1
assure y. u, ms'io, but at last I got it up,
aud lu re it is 8 did gold, and nearly an
big as a baby's head. Now, ma'am, I
ask you, did I deserve this?"
He almost banged the rather dirty
looking lump down on the table before
me as he spoke, and it certaiuly was a
wouderl'ul sight, aud a si ill more wonder
ful Weight, lie told me he had searched
about the neighborhood of that nugget
all day, but there was not the faintest
trace of any more gold. So, as he had
uo lime lo lose on aeoount of the short
ies of the food and water supply, he
just started back to the coast, which he
reached quite safely, and came straight
down to 1'erih in the first steamer. The
piiu?ipal bauk had advanced him $4000
on his nugget, but it would probably
prove tube worth twice as much. I
asked him what be was going to do, aud
was sotry to hear that he intended to go
bick lo England at once and set up a
shop or a farm I forget which among
his own people. Of course, it was not
for me to dissuade him, but I felt it was
a pily to lose such a good aort of a man
out of the colony, for he was not spend
ing hi" money in champagne and card
plujing, a all the very few succesbful
fiuilers did in those first, days.
ANKCDOTK OF VAN UL KKN.
Once when John Van Duren, son of
I'reaideiit Van Huren, was making a
speech iu behalf of hi. father, an old
Demociat rose iu the audience and up
braided him as a bolter, Few men were
more effective on the slump or quicker
at rvpariee than John, aud he replied tu
the charge with an anecdote aomething
like this: ' One day a man on horseback
oauid up with a buy who was oontendiug
with au overturned load of hay. Instead
of tossing the bay back in the wagon,
the boy was energetically tossing it hit li
er, aud thither, regardless of where it
la ided. The traveller halted and said:
"My young friend, why do you work so
furiously this hot weather? Why do you
not toasthe hay back in the wanon and
be more deliberate iu your labors?" The
boy atopped, wiped the streaming per
spiration of) his lace on his shirt sleeve,
aud pointing to the pile of hay on the
roadside, exclaimed: 'Stranger, dad'a
under thar,' and then he set about work
more furiously than ever,"
As Others See Us.
AT THE VAUDEVILLE.
HOW UtlftF.K IT FEEI.S TO VIEW III R
NKI.VKS IN THAT I.HIHT.
"I had a strange experience at Cincin
nati the other day," said a traveling tuun,
chatting with some friends iu hia hotel
lobby "I hud some lime to kill and
bad dropped in at an afternoon vaude
ville performance, where, as usual, they
had the vilascupe. One of the views
was a remarkably good street scene in
New York, tukcu on broadwuy, near the
corner of Thirtieth street. A tremend
ous crowd was Burging dowu the pave
ment, and aa the figures reached the
foreground of the picture they became
very large, at least life siz .
"As I stared ut the throng my eyes
were suddenly riveted una man and wo
man walking together and somewhat de
tached from the others. 1 cannot de
scribe my shock of amaumcot when I
recognized the man as myself aud the
woman as my wife. We were apparently
absorbed in conversation, and as we drew
rapidly near, my wife seemed to call my
attention to something across I In) street,
I looked up and smiled, and, as I did so,
we passed over the circular m irgin of
the picluie and vanished as swiftly as a
dream.
'My heart was beating like a drum,
and as I glared at the apparition I had
risen unconsciously from my scat. Il
seemed strange bryoud expression, and I
don't know bow long I might have stood
there transfixed if some one had nut re
called me to earth by requesting me to
sit down. The picture was taken last
summer wlun my wife and I were veil
ing iu the north, and gradually I recalled
the exact iucidenl.
' I remember distinctly the day we
walked down Broadway together acd also
that my wife called my attention to
ootnical baby crowiog in the arms uf a
nurse at one of the windows of the (Jilscy
House. That was evidently when I
glanced up and smiled. I looked older
than I would have thought and also
stouter. I tell you it gives one a queer
feeling to see himself as others see him.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
POHOVUK flK'I'V IKAKM
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for children, while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
sol tens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy tor
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggist
in etery pan ol the world. -) cents a
bit lie. lie sure and ask for "Mrs. Wins-
low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind
I'lisivoniMi:.
Mr. I'cnn Sir William Thompson
says that the end of the world will not be
brought about by fire, but by frost, and
that the fma'ily will come in 10,000,000
years
Mr l'itt -If there is any comfort in
thut it is cold comfort.
ICTI I-.K, M4I.T HIIICI1M AND l'. T.
y.i:M.
The intense itching uud smarting inci
dent to these discuses, is iuslantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain's Kye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have
beeu permanently cured by it. It is
equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples, chap
ped hands, chilblains, frost bites and
chronic sore cyea !:5c. per box.
For sale by W. M Cohen, Wcldou, J. N. Browu,
Halifax. Dr. A S Harriaou. Kellel't, Druggists
WOl'LD MAKE HIS MAKRIAGi; IIAITY
She They say that persons of oppo
site qualities make the happiest mat
riaL'es.
He That's why I'm looking for a
girl with money. Stray Stories,
MUNI.Y lill lTRI M.r,
He entered the cheap rostaurant and
took a seat at one of the tables,
"Will you have a 15 cent dinner or a
25 cent unc?" inquired waiter.
"Is there any real difference?"
"Certainly."
'What is ii?"
"Ten centf."
NO TIM l I'Olt SI'KAKINO.
"Havo you"
"No, I have not read 'David tlaruin.'"
"Can you"
"No, I can't carry a message lo t)ar
oia." "How would you."
"I wouldn't like to be the inoeman at
all. Good day."
ONK OK TIIE FEW.
II ere is I picture of a man that made t
fortune by his pen.
Great writer, eh?
N ; inventor of the fountain pen.
fears tat stm tin m BoBgM
aaatait
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Lodging Title
Wood's Seeds,
Vegetable Seeds
FOR FALL PLANTING.
The fail planting of vegetables, to come
in during the full, winter, and early
spring, is particularly desirable and profl-
talile, alike to the private ami market
irunlcnar, and trucker. Wood's New
Fall Catalogue gives lull information
and tiie experirnci' nf truckers who are
making tlioustinHs nf ilnllurs In no their
plantings of fall crops. Kvcry yanlt'iici
a ml trucker shotih I have this ( 'a tub nine,
which e will mail free ti ion rt(iicst.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
Wood's FallCataloirucalHORiVPi full In for ma
tlon about all Farm Seeds for fall planting.
Crimson Clover, Hairy or Sand Vetch,
Orasses and Clovers, Seed Wheat,
OaU, R, barley, etc. Write
for Catalogue and prices of
Huy BPi'dH required.
W. T. PARKER,
Weldon. N. a
Heavy
ANDZZ
Fancy
Quern ware, CutltTy, IMows, Plow Cast
iugH, Hoe.H, Forks.
KKCKIVER ANOSHIPPKR OF
Corn.Hay & Oats
ang 1 It
J. L. JUDKINS,
Wholesale aud Retail )
Dealer In Fine 'J
E;kerie5,
wrFRUITS. CONFECTIONERIES.
Croekrry, (Mass Tin, and wooden and wil
lowware. Also Pratt's Horse, Cow,
Hog ami Poultry Food, and Grove's
Titleless Chill Tonic. Alexander's
Liver and Kidney Tonic for purifying
the liloml. This tonic is warranted or
mouev refunded.
J. L. JUDKINS,'
No. 21 Washington Ave., Weldon, N. C
dec 11 ly-
DEALKRIN
Heavy & Fancy
GROCERIES,
Fruits, Coufi'oetioneriea.
Country Produce
Bought and Sold.
CHOICE BEEF ALWAYS ON HAND.
tlive me a call.
W. L. STA1NBACK.
jan 5 ly Weldon, N. C.
"a PPOMATTOX
--- IRONWORKS,
Manufactureraof
Agricultural Implements, Shaftings,
Mill Gearing, l'ulleys, All kinds of
Machiuery, and Repairs
Noa. 23 1 34 Old St., Petenihurg, V.
Oct Mix
Kt'lUbla Deraumi of a tiifelianlc! or Inventive mlod
driinot a trip lo tlie Paris KposlUoita with good
salsr? and riix-nift paid, should writs
The FATKMT HtiCOktD, Uaitlmoi, Md.
and WilakT Haelta
I cured at home wltli
out utln Book of par
01. 1. av woolleY 67'
tlculnra tout rati
Atlanta. . unto, lot MwUt ttfat at.
tales
V.L. Stamback
MM
nriaaaMwaBBani
Cafe
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New Year I
New Prices I
I have on hand thirteen of thaw cele
brated Wheeler ft Wilson New No. ;
Family Sewing Machines A great im
provement over anything ever made in th
way of Sewing Machines.
THE LATEST
AND BEST.
The only sewing machine that doea not
fail in any point kotarj motion and bail
hearings make it t'te lightest tunning ma
chine in the wo'ld. Cannot start in tba
wrong direction, Vnd is the only lock -stitch
machiue an arruuged. Doea not oil th
work The stiU his formed without bring
ing the thread in contact with oiled parta
which is not true of other machine. Aa
oil cup on the needle liar prevent oiling
the needle thread. The only machiM
having a needle that cannot h set th
wrong way.
LADIES' AND
GENTLEMAN'S
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while this lot lasts propose to clem them
out at wholesale cost for SPOT CASH.
Call and ace them or writo for circular
fully describing them and aaveSlSonyonr
machine. 1 also have sii oak aid board
that 1 will close out at mat, Some of them
very handsome. I need money and will
give bargaina in anything in my lin.
Specialties earned:
BUCCIES. WACONS,
FURNITURE,
UNDERTAKING GOODS,
COFFINS. .
Both wood and metallic from $5 to (100.
(tjfNic New Haarst Fra to patron.
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