Randolph County Journal, Volume 3, Number 38, Winchester, Randolph County, 23 March 1865 — Page 4

THE RANDOLPH JOURNAL II OME DEPARTMENT. tw:an AM HV.Tt TOILS. Whit a mysteriou Providence! srr tb firmers' wives, cs thoy cVrnr toother to look for th? list tima Oil o:e cf their number; and tifi' ghr.ee pityingly on the b rmtd hu?bnd auJ tl? larnily o! children, varying in size from th III) youth or blooming maiden, down to the little chili. Truly it is .1 myftery t It nt the shouIJ be taUn away" in the prime of life when her children need her watchful care and counsel more than ever lefore. I3ut I?t ui examine into the life led by many farmeis wive?, and ?ee i; we can iin a clu; to this mysterious Proi den re wh'ch ro o!L?n leaves the family circle dcsM ate. A yo'jn farmer muri es an I for

A vear or two his wife can u3 very well without help; but bv and by, bis work is toD n.uch for him alone, end he mut hive a hand, and. one by on, little children increase the family until the wife' b'irden i inuh heavier than whn the took it up. But be i3 iut getting a rUrt, and if they want to et rich as every body Coe they must economize to she alon' without help. She rises early, milks the cow?, gets breakfast (often for several men), dresses the children, withe dishes, skims milk, churn?, perhaps sweeps rooms, makes bed?, prepares dinner, cleans up, snitches an hour to -ew, keep iug a restless baby quiet meanwhile geis supper, mil. s niin, puts the children to bed, and after they and the huband are asleep, resting from their wearincsj, sits up to sew, thit ihe may sue paying a seam.-tres?. In addition to t!ii duly routing fhe does all the wahin, ironing, biking, scrubbing, house cleaning, soap making and the like it co!s 10 much for hiring help. So yrar alter year f he toiU and drudg?, not allowing herself the leat opportunity for improving her mind, en that ?he may he a better guide and counsellor for hr children. And very soon her fair face is failed and careworn, her temper soured and fretful, and herself prostrated now and then by fits of illnes.-, only to resume her wearying labor as soon nt returning strength permits. And thus she yearly becomes less able to bear the burden of her iiiereai:i Leasehold duties. If the husband is a kind, considerate man, who has been taught to help his moiher in boyhood, he makes her work lih'er by carrying wood and water, amusing tha children, and doin numberlea things, which may be trilling in themelvcj, but are of much importance in the &re;;ate. But too many men leave the wife to draw water and carry wood, nnd if the finds it cut part of the time, she considers herself fortunate and as for the baby, be thinks it is & woman' pi ice to nur?c children, so it Ireland cries, or mamma must work with it on her arm, while he reads his paper or talks with hi hired men. Well, the farm increases in value and fertility, .-"nJ his labor in producing for his family become fighter, a he is ble to hire more help; but it is an old thing, both to himself and bis wile, for her to do nil the house wot k, with that little help the elder children, if they are ßirls, can give her: for, if they are bo?, they can not wV; much for her, as soon a? they can uc a hoe, thy mut help father; and so she toils on in the same old fashion. And when the comfort ahh new houe is built anil nicely furnished, and her children are beginning to be a real help ta her, the pale, sic kJy wife and mother lies dawn to die! Truly her sun cocs down at noonday. She has saved, bv ceaseless, wearying toil, hundreds of dollars for her husband, and he Ins lost what money is powerless to recall the conipmionof his outh, the one who Ins walked beside him through life's most thorny paths. And friends say it is a mvsferiou? Frovidence! Ju.-t as it God ordained that the mother sbonlJ le taken from her children when they are . . . . I IiutnJ ol laving it to Providence. rt u. rerac-n be r the hy pont in toil, when the weak, exhiuted frame was suffering from disease, induced perhaps, by ocr exertion; the hours stolen fro m meded slumber and devoted to labor; the numberless household duties performed with a fretful infant up m her arm, the immense amout of time spent in cooking over a hot fire, and the many sleepl?s ntghts passed in anxious wntching over sick children. When look at the .subject in t Iii light, is it so very mysterious that so mmy women die in their prime? Shoe Blacking. Gum-arabic, 1 ounce; lamp su.ir, ounce; ivory Mack, ounce; water enough to be easily applied with a sponge. Dissolve the uar and gum, and pnt.d the black on a slab with it. No triction required. M EN S lives ihotilJ I IIL f Iia i

day?, more beautiful in the even-'ior ing, or, like the season, a;!ow with promise, and the autumr., rich with rol'jfn Shelves; Where iruoJ CnrL-.

aJ ddj have ripened en the tifld.l

IIIXTTOMOTHERS 5PFAKLOU'. I Icnorr some hou?es well built and handsomely furnished, where it is not pl?a:aa: to btr even a visitor. Sharp, anry tones resound throh them from morning till night, and the influence is as conta'ous as meale, and much more to be dreaded in a household. The children catch it and it lists for

life, an incurable disease. A fnenJ lie nh 1 riMif l u'r in hcnr;n7 n tier house when dr.ors and window are ioeri, and even Poll Parrot ha caiuht the tune and delights in screaming and scolding until si e '

ha$ been rent into the country to j undisturbed by the fami ly. tho j.;h 1 uo.nical, and industrious, and improve her habits. Children catch it was clo.-ely watched till sunset. havingthereby succeeded in becomcross tones quicker than pa-ret, I do not think it was absent five 'lno forehanded, subsequently live

- .W..V-. ......... ....... v it i, i more mwhievou, la!, t. .here mother, sets the example -u will srarc-lv evr;r hear a pleasi .i i I j it word among the children m and it is i more rniFchievou? hab t. I Whe VOU ant their pnvs witn eacn ctner. ret the discipline of eir-h a fami I v is always weak and irrular. The i children expect ju-t so much scold ing before (bey do anvthinz they are bidden, while in many a home where the low, firm tor:e of the mother or a decided l-jok of her steady eye is law, never think of disobedience, either in or out of her sight. Oh, mothers, it is worth a reat

deal to cultivate tint excellent j this is like the spirit and conduct of thing in woman," a low, svveet'too many human teins, both or vo'ue. If you are ever so much; smiller and larger growth. How tried by the mischievous or wilful ; many, like birdir, arc fighting pranks'of the little ones, speak low. j shadows, or vn'ibmnj cnimics; how It will be a greit blp to you even: many think they have defeated an to try to be patient and cheerful if, enemy, when, if, like birdie, they you can not wholly succeed. An-j will look behind that which caued er makes you wretched and your ; the shadow, they wiU find there wad children al o. Impatient, anrv no enemy to deleat! tones never did the h?art good, ! ut plenty ot evil. Read whit Solo Appetite Strong in Death. rnon'rajs ol them, and remember A lady, woo bad something of a he wrote with an inspired pen. Yon - Bic htmlian spouse, resolved to can not have the excuse for them j frighten him into temperance. She that they lighten your burdens arty, therefore, engaged a watchman for they only make" them ten times ' a stipulated reward, to carry "Phi-

heavier. For vour own as vell as von: chi'dren's sake, learn to speak low. They will remember tint tone when your head is under the willotvs. So too, they would re mr.rnber a harsh and angry vo'ue. Which legarv will you leave to your children? X. Y Chronicle. From Moore'i Rural New Yorker. UU NOT HASTY. Don't utter that harsh wotd, ar. companied by a cold, chilling look! Let it die upon the lip, ere it descends like a heavy stroke upon some living, sensitive and trusting heart. Belter suppress your grieved and angry emotion,t than tend a stem, unkmd word to a soul that may bear its efiectr lorever. Do you say you have been wronged? Tbcn go in a loving M.irit to tln.? vbo line injured! you and show them their fault-; tell them kindly, and sec how the heart will mf It in contrition, the eye fill with tears, and the bos mi heave with sighs, and the voice in tender accent pload lor pardon. Do yon say the majority would turn away in pride and anger, and laugh at your weakness? Better endure pa tiently a thousand jeers than cruelly grieve one true heart. Don't check the confidence that should be yours wee not your countenance continually clothed with forbidding looks! Oh! the fearful, mighty influence ot a word harshly or thoughtlessly spoken! A pleasant word will touch rich, hidden chords in the soul, that will re spond in sweet, harmonious melodies. The bright sunny unfile will mantie the lace, t!ie eyes thrill with rapture, amd the lips strive in vain to irame a rcpiy. uui a narn expression will press the chords, I . 1 1 A I . I I which send forth low, mournful dirges of sorrow and anguish Don't censure those already painfully conscious of their errors, who aie strivin earnestly to overcome. But rather breathe the swet words ol encouragement and advice. We are all wanderers in a vale of tears, in a "world of heavy breaking hearts." Be it ours to scatter kind words and winning smile--, to soothe the weiry, to awaken the nobler, finer feelings, and in all things perform well our mission. Guard well our lips, that none grieve in silence o'er our thoughtless words, and above IHII llHI41'.UJ3 II Ulli?, ll UU . f Go- J Lillik E. Lew,,. tiu:i.!t:li: intow.N uiitmi:. As I was retiring from the dinner-table of a friend in the country, one bright u:;ny diy last Autumn, as least my eve throu-h the bow window, my auction was attracted I by a little brown birdie, sitting on! liic ground near a mirror, which a . I ne coaclirnan r.ail brought Iroin the city that morning, anil lei t lean inj against the win ot the houe. A group of friends nnd children immediately gathered around to look 3t birdie, arvl with one voice we said it hid received an injury, and could not lly; but the next moment we found our-rlvcs mitaken. lor it took winj and was ell". Very

soon hovrever. it returned, takin-Jold

us position ueiore me mirror, auu by its movements we soon discovered that it was watching its own reHer tion in the ela. mUtikin-r it a foe. It gazed a moment, moved its h?ad tirst toward one side, then toward the other raised it. r.tt,. ctrkr,rft ! I n iWrU the rcflect-oi of course nakin- the

same defiant movements and then. I

us irjv.iT, rujueu lorwara anu listen tue eczes, navinz an ! TVTOTICE iahcrei'v given thit the under-

to strike which course, rent it backward. Kecovcring its position, it would resume: the same positions, and o through the f an.e belligerent movements, till exhausted. Then it would rly a ay lor two or three minutes. Oa rt turning, it would repeat th? mm ' t sniin avlnnda-l l,nt n-itd UmIk ! variiuon. öumeli.iies teiorc Hying away to recruit, it would step behind the las, as if looking lor

its foe. The force with parts smooth. The cotton is kept , Uned h been ppoiutcd A4n?r.s-

it struck the mirror, of , in phce bv the auiltinz in the old i'' '

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behind the plass, as if looking fori its fee there. The bird was left ' s . f . . 1 ... Ik UCfliikiIW i .uinutu at anv one time. The next iiinrning when the j i!v a-sembled in the dining-room, 'r . . . . ,. .. the Lrst inquiry was 1er birdi?. minutes at any one time. l ne mirror

having been llt in itsb,n where thir parents ielt o!f. : tound birdie at its piA, ! 1,le' nut have a house equilly

position, we app neatly with tha motto in its jminJ, 4,Xever give up." The same defiant spirit, the same I c'liz emit evolutions were acted out, with but few minutes' recess, till late in the alternoon, when the mirror was removed. As I wat.hed little birdie's movements, and saiv its persistent, unfor'ivin spirit, I thought bow much lander" to the w itch house, while yet in a state of insensibility, and to frighten him a littl when he recovered. In consequence of tins

o'clock, and found himself on his contributions and leaves .links to .1.,.. ua ii,.i o...,i ..ntiiitake care ol themselves.

elbow. He looked around until his eyes rested on a man sitting ba eto c and smoking a cigar. 'Where am I?' a.-ked Philander. uIn a medical college, " answered the cijjar-t-moker. 'What a doing there?' "Going to be cut up," "Cut up! How comes that?" "Why, you died yesterday, while drunk, and we have bought vour carcass, anyhow, fron your wife, who had a right to sell it, for its all the good she could ever nnkc out of you. If you are not dead its no fault of the doctors, ami they will cut you up dead or alive." "You will do it, eh?'' asked the old set. "To be rare we will now immediately," was the resolute an swer. "Wall look o 'here, can't you let us have so'nething to drink before you begin?" i m Population or Savannah. "I have visited the houses of the rich and sat down in ttie humble homes id the negroes and the equally mean houses of the poor whites, and have endeavored to ascertain the feelings of all. The poor whites here, a ever where in the South, ere ineit and lifeless. Nothing stirs their ambition. They hovr under the sunny sides of the building, visiting the city supply stand, to receive the contributions sent from New York and Boston. , Tue War has taken out the best b!ood of that cl 1SJ The bone and muscle of this element in society is decaying beneath the soil ol Virginia, and what is left is the dregs of society. It never his been a controlling power, but has always been controlled by the aristocratic cla?s, now deprived of its ancient power, and thinking not how to regain it but how to get out of the way of the colored man." The Pl're in Heart. A little girl having one day read to her teacher the first twelve verses ot the 5th chap, of the ppspd of Mitthew, he asked her to stop and tell him which of thee holy tempers, siid by our Lord should be blessed, she should most like to have. She paused a little, and then with a modest smile, "I would rather e pure in heart. Her tea-hr askert her why she chost this above all others. "Sir, said she, 4 if I could but obtain a pure heart, I should then luve all the other -races pok. ea of in this chipter." And sure Iv tili was a wise and ri-hr answer, GoJ himplf his said, " Out of it (the heart) are the issurs of life." It is in the heart tint God shrdr abroad comes his spirit, and from thence i1.t nroM Af l r , th3t grace Of the 1 1 p which shows toith the right mind within. Covkrinc Old Bed-Qcilts. ' row that cotton is scarce and high, it seems more than nerr?arr thnt bed-quilts should be saved to

t . - -"iV"1 UCI Jg'u- 2 ürain Tile manufactnred by the Atter teing well cleansed in two cr ndersipnei hare been pronounced! three warm suds in a poundin" bar- uhe btHln u V Try them, acdif too do not; ,l 1 .1 t , . j .-i. t"'corc' satisfied that thee are jutt tht rel andnnsed, hangup to drv Utin,J9r draining Ktt lnJf, wc 'will re-1 ready to iron smoothly. When ' ,,lliJ -vo:1 lhp mn,v naid fr them. wei ready lo quilt, firt tack Vour lining i Zr7 RICK, of our own mncj iÄ ( J 1 i. . . ,'clnre, which we warrant to give entire! to tour quilt lrames so that it will atifaet;cn. be smooth; then sprpad on the old : S3Give call at our Vard,aortb nnilt U.o fn.f in t Fi r; -I tiic l)?rt. Winchester, Indiana. qmu ana vno it to ?h? lining n.-i juwit? .o...t. j. K- MAFTIN

frames; over this spread the outside,

cunt, h i not n?ce5irv to put ai i much work on the new quilt. A lady who cjuilted oae thu, about j three inches apart.put it on, quilled, itook it off and bound it in two days, jdoing all the worh herself except a - sitance inro'Iin. And she had ik.l-. ..I . . ..Mi tkin tlA old o..e. A CoiiMaN Mistake Parents commence life humble, poor, eco-

O - v. i . J - "I . - .1 i? good stvle, perhap, quite expen-JÄV.VhbrwiABI fam-js:ve) ßut their children, instead jm.,nT ADVANTAGES over any and Uo; i f beinnin where they did, and thew. UMfDI . ..,,. Clu ;,u;llff , u i-j u:.,i, l r,.i It u .the most SIMPLb anti PERFECT . i (Jo,,1o as they did, think they mut in it, yiecha.,icai Con-tructioi, of any

m good tv!e, perhapquit,cxpe.l:!etKr-'y-h.;-

cotiy; it muat be as richly furnish ed, ai.d tl ey must lare sumptuously every d iy even a if they sat at the ile ol the old homestead. The I . . t consequence is lailure in business a smash up, a shabby gentility. When will the folly ol such conduct be seen and corrected? When will people learn that in erecting an edifice it is impossible to build the attic and tower first? Important Amendment to thk Enrollment Law. Congress has just passed an amendment to the enrollment law, providing that after the quota ot troops has been assigned to any cointy, and before th draft takes place, any number of the enrolled men of such county may put in any number of recruits th-y may see fit, and that after the draft take place these recruits shall go to the credit ot those men who put them in. That is if 1,000 enrolled men have put in 100 rceruit, and 100 or any other number of the 1,000 men are drafted, the 100 recruits are to be substituted for the men drafted. Tili enables men who contribute to the bounty fund to receive the full benefit of their Laughter. A hearty laugh, occasionally, is an act ot wisdom; it shakes the cobwebs out of a man's brains and hypochondria from hi ribs far more ellectually than eitl rr champagne or blue pills. One of the en perors of Japan is naid to have killed himself by immoderate ly lau on being told that Americans were soverned without a King. Paste Blacking. Ivory black, 1 pound; molasses, 1M ounces; vitriol, 1 ounce; swe?t oil, 2 ounces. Mix the flack and molasses well; add th oil, and by degrees the acid; as much water afterward as my be bought necessary to give the prop er consists ney. Scientific American. mm zion scüööL. NATHAN T. BUTTS, TEACHER. TIIC MOUNT ZION SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE THE THIRD MONDAY IN APUlb, and continue Ten Weeks. rriTiox. Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithrartic to Fr.ietiins Stmld.ird'jj; Mtntil, to thhundredth pipe 3 nfj Arithmetic, from Frictions; Mental, from the hun.Ireith pue; üeojrr iphv, En"li h (Jr ammar, Elocution (Iviüd'i. Elenietit.i. ry Algebra f, on Physical (.'eo-raph v, Phjsiolo.y, Nuturil Philosophy, Chemistry, kc 50 Higher Al'ebr.i, Geometry, P!ne and Analytical Triton orattrv.". $7 50 Janitor Fee " ; JOHN TISOR, ) 3C-6 JOHN M. LUCAS. Directors. BENJ. H. THARP.j Xoticc oj Appointineiit. IVfOTICE is hereby iven, that the un1 1 dersined his been Appointed Aminitr;ttor of the Estate of James Nichols, deceased, late of Kapdolph county, Indiana. Slid Etate is snpjio-ed t ho solvent. SG-I D WH) SEM ANS, Admr. Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell Heal Estate. State of Indiana, Randolph County. jV' uiioi. u hereby piven, that lienry uoie, a im;uisiraior oi tne r.iate oi J hn R Mote, deceased, lias filed his petition tose'l the Real E'tate of the de c-dent, his personal pro:ertv bein in?ufS - cient to pay his dtbt; and that eaid petition will be heard at tho i.xt Term of the Couit of Common Ple4 of sird rountv. Attest: JOHN U. (JOODRICH, C'V. March b', lGo. :T.-3 NEW NURSERY. WISH to intorrn the people of Randolph County, that I luve a Nurserr, oce half I taue HAST OF FARMLAND, 1 nt, ...i t i . - e ii. r.-iu, ncre l am prepareu to lur-, ni.n everything in my line of bufisess.of' goo I quality, and Ht low rite. j I will üeli Annie Trees .it I2t.( et. Dwmf - Pear cts Standard Pear at t'l ct,! Cherry 3.-1 vu, pe:ich 15ct,piurab 40 et,1 Cr ipe H to ?ö cts. aecor lin to rarietv. j I. EUGREEN TREES in great variety at lot? prices. I h ive Stravrberrie Gooseberries, Rap I b"r.,ts- Cwrrants, and all the Small t-tuit. ir llU Yfr.v n"t varietMB. Nearly all mt of Stock of yr.,J0,enraiin?,uniL thereii;? rumu tu me sou oi tn:pirtoi tne coumrT. JUU DU 1 X . Farmland, Sept., 22, pj TILE! TILE! TILE! Drain onr Mct JLamls:

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n fV .-t & ?rv cfa FLOBEXCE SEWIXG ll.ra!0 S h u UNEQUAUD IN BEAUTY OF DESIGN1 LETTER & CAP PAFERS, am) sTYLKor FiMSH. vmpping Paper. Makes Tour Diltiuc! Stitches j Cowraercial Note, Porniet n.-nri1. Window On one arid the same Jfaciinc, and . p.pr,W.II r, Blan!: Ho . Memonnha t!ie Ilcversillc Feed ! jthun. LedJ Pvuci'.i, üttel Iüi, IVu-

in .i rcnamcai i 01111111 11011 01 any, iTi 'rvt-'' 1 the ONLi ONE mnible cf rrukwei 5C ni tue u.N Li u.l nnibie et rrukwe .MORE THAN ONE KIND of STITCH. The Feed maj- be Itcrernd nt nnTi iuint Desired without Stopplnjc the 3Inchtnet Clnrees for the varlcui ititchet ma) be m i-It lii'e the machine ia in ra itiun. The Irauty of its stitch ii unsurpupcJ. I No other cover lare .i ranpeof wotk Sews light and hcavr fabrics with rquil facility. The work will feed cither It the rlßht or left. Runn qui-tlj; ewn rpiillr. No diffieultjr experienced in sewing acro thick ae ims. N'etdle thüte readllj adjusted thkj :.o any other nicliine. Tailors cannot ntTord to do without on. It motion re nil positiv. Will but a lifetime. No ?rr'ng to gt-t out of order. The hemmer the mn?t practical in ne. Turn wMe? and narrow hems, mnd wil fell heantifulle. It hrai'U ne;it!r and handomlj, without tlie slightest alteration. The most inexperienced find no difficult in nn it. Oils no (lrMo, all of its machincrj being j on the top ot the tible. Eve-y mich'ne warrintrd. It will puhst'int'ute all f cl-um for it. Tt. H. 5c C. C. DENNIS, Agents fr Wstpc. Rnndolph und Pollware connnties, Ird., Dirk nnd PreMe er.ntitie, Ohio. Office No. 3D M:iif-st, Richmond, Ind. 3?"5eiiU tr Sample and Circular. are plllne Örr-hler i Pnrtrr: Snnr Mill ni Hiitchinon'g Ci 'rr Mills Th vrrr hot out -seud for a Circular. June 19. 1 f 61. BUY AND USE TEMPLE'S COMPOUND SYRUP -OFFor tbousiuds have siid it is a positive Cure lor COUGHS. COLDS, isthmft , Ilea s! es. HOOPING COUGH, CROUP, And all other similar tlVctions of the Throat nnd Lunrs. One bottle Is ufT;cie:.t to convince you ol the f.ict. And Is purely vreubleIt is pol l by 11 Dru-giits and uauufactured only by C. ROTHENBUSH c CO., HAMILTON, OHIO, To whom all or lcis should be addressed For Pile in Winchester, bv J. C IIIKSII. Merrill & Co., PUBLISH INDIANA REPORTS, THE i QniHlCß flC I M tl I & lJ A jOULUICn U I 1 11 U I rt 11 M IN THE WAH FOR THE UNION. - A N D n . 1 rr 1 .1 T l DUrUUUT UUU I1U)MÜUU b diiHlllUl For Executors Administrators end Guardinis. Price 32.50. Pucr bare the oal? large Stock of ;iy mid .llisccIInucoitM BOOKS i a :e Mate. They bo!esa!e and retail SCH30L BOOKS AND STATIONERY i On the best of terra.. Order of MERRILL & CO., flleun nioek, Indiawpoli.

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BOWEN, STEWART & Co., o. IS West WnsiiiDtonst, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, D CALEBS IN & BUTLER'S INKS &C. Cincinnati und rhicno Uill Du-i plicated. i 1 SOjöOO ads. Rags Wanted.! ' O J For CASH, or in ezchare for GOODS, jat;S3 o.jvj II. L!iER, Wholesale and Iietail Dealer in Pictures, Looking Glasses, French nnd Americnn Clin., Otnl nnd Sijuore frames of nil ize, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, 53tna Insurance Building, Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. All kiiu'nof Frar.irg for Show Cardu, Picturf, Paintings, pronjptlv maie to ordr. .Mar e, ItC.i. ' 44 S e iv i n s lJt n chine s. F2NKLE c LYON'S NEW r ATE NT ROTARY FEED SEWING JMIACHI N E S. The following fact dfTinntratC that th.ese Miehinei comprise the Hintust Irr.-provenu-ntj ia the Srivrin Machine Art, vi. 1. Each M chine i jruinr.tee 1 to civ bet ter s itisfacli'd th in any other Sewing M ichine in M irket, or m nrr rel'nn led. 0. They have liken njucy cf t'f.e H'j:he:t Premii;ip. t the iii s: iinport mt Exhibi. tion Hi.d Fdirs trer UelJ ia t!ie United Stuten. 3. Thev tnilicthc Look Stitch alike rn both sidrs thus p.ivins more thin half the thread and .ilk ued in raveling ritlpe seams of the l iop stitch and sin-le-thrtail Sewtni M ie'.i'iii a. 1. Tiiey are adapted to the widtst range o.' hea'y nn l liht pewinj. 5. Thev have no rattling wire; or delicate ttach incuts to keep in repair. G. They r quire no t ikinc np irt to cle.in op oil, nnd no 'Leoiii" to net needle, rrgu!:tte tension, or ip rate Machine. Pleae call nd ex i mine and demon.-dratr for yourelp, cr cud for Ciroulir with sample of "eti in N. E. Tcn and County Agents wanted. riNIiLH U LVOV s. yi. CO., No. 53S Urondwny, New York. 5-1 r PUTNAM CLOTHES-VRIHGK. It is the Only Kelinble SelfVAdjuttiiif: Wriiiser. No Wood-Work to Swell cr Split. No Thumb-Screwu to pet out cf order. WARRANTED WITH OR WTI10UT CO!-WHEELS. . It took the FIRST PIJEMIFM at FiftySevtn State ni.d CouMv Fiire ii 1?'13, mil! h, without an ez:r;tion, the left Wringer ever m nie. Patented in the United Stnter, Er p! nd, Cuia-li, atid AuJtra'ia A?'.t? wanted li evry town, and in all put of the world. Energetic ;rfM can make fmp S3 l() SI'1 pf da. Sample Vringer ftnt tiprcF paif on rtreipt of prie. No?,"ßS0; No.I.S' SO; No.F, $2 50 No. A, i'J Ä0. M muf.icturcd and old, wholesale an ret.i 1 It THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO No. 13 Piatt Street, Ne York, Cleve land Ohio, and Beiudnptr n, Vf. S.C. NORTHROP, Aent. I WHAT F.VEnVBODV ifN'OWP. viz: That Iron well palvan:zed will not ruft; That a simple machine is better than a complicated one; That a Wri riper should be idf-adjuatirr;, dur;iljlr, nd iftirienf; ThatThtanib- rrew and Fa'ieninps cat.ie delay &cd trouble to regulate ani ktep in trder; Thdt wood anaked in hot water will well, phrink and fVit; That wood beirins for the ahaft to run ia ""ill Wesr out ; That the I'utnam Wrircer, with rr without cog wheels, w ill r:ft tear the clothes; That cog- heel regulators are not tsen tial; That the Putnam Wrircer h all the adTir.tapf s nr.d not oi.e of the disadvantages above mmed; That all who have tested it, prcnocr.ee it th bet Wrinrer ever m i-le; That it will wring a thread or a bed quilt ithotit alteration. We micht 11 the paper with tf .irnor.iil, br.t ii m ot.ly a few to ronvince the ekeo tical, if fr.ch there be; and we sartoull, Tet Piitnam'i Wrinr. Tet it THOROUGHLY with ANY nnd ALL other, ai.d if r.ot ej.ri.-ely n it'sf.ietorv, return it. J G ENTl.r.MF.s: Know from jirartir.til exf'i'ncc that iror wrll jih4T)izrd wif.a tire i trill not nxiiiizt cr rutt one particle. The Putnam Wrino'r i a nar perfect at tojit. tie. and lean cheerfully reccommend it to It the best in vse. Ren ctfullr Tnnra. ;no. w.' wheeler. Cleveland Ooa. ytry re"T,a l?erience in the calranizj in' tiisir.e enable ne to ir'Jorie the I Jon suitcimi in an. particular. ! I II - " , JUII. C. EEFFERT. No. K'O Hwekminn Street. N'w- Y"rk, J-muary, li. Wc have tested PutnamV Clothe Wrinp er by pr.-f;tiril w rkir?, nd know that ill will ds. It ia i(imi' it '. ir.r!e: it reoi'

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