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U. S. ariy of 1,000 Iadiana.
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ttaaSaO,000 for taa aapport
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auttad aaicida at Bioax City, Wadnaa-
-day. Loaa of mumey is given aa tbe
Jcimk John R. Bbadt of tbe N. Y.
aopraaaa court died Monday. He waa
ia ata aaaal good health Sunday and
attended caarch.
Aim a long debate, the Kansas leg-
defeated the proposition of the
of the prohibitory amend
t, by a vote of 72 to 27.
Gk. Xoaeux, coemiaekmer of Indian
, adTieea the government to die
i taa Tadiaaa aad gives many reaaona
ia aapport of auch a eonrae.
fUvwmmxK, at Broken Bow, who ia
aadereenteace to be hanged April 14th,
tried to commit suicide the other day,
bat waa prevented by the sheriff.
Jczmb Tkatkb, at St. Loais, decided
tbat the Uaited States district court baa
fall jurisdiction is the Wyman case to
teat the validity of the XcKinley tariff
law.
It ia taoagat that CoL Wattereon ia
eerertiy bnnwiar Wrn. B. Morrison of
iforthe presideacy. The democ
racy eeald go farther aad fare very much
. Katie Stuff, called "Aunt Ks
taa," taa oldest resident of Greencaatle,
died raoeatly at the age of 98
She had aot tasted water since
aha was a little giri.
Itsar Wadaaaday the treaaary depart
seat rsdesased 49,400, AH par cent
heads. Of the 148MIP oaaeaa of aU
et elated tor sale to the departsMnt,
WMWaaaeaawara hoaght
alders of St Loaie are
foraatriha for higher wagea
a gaaevaladjaataMatof grieraaosa
1. aad there is danger that tbe
eatfta will spread to other cities. -
of war has directed tU
of the ordoaaas depot at
aad the transfer of
the
atone aad enlisted
thereto the Book lalaad arsenal
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i he weald have given hat $1,000.
aad door factory ia Otaa
down Tharaday eight,
85,000 iaaaraaea. The
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boaght aad sold; that ia,rt aast be aer;
vieaable ia carrying on the eammeroe of
this nation with tae wona ss weuaa
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It mast also i ap r issat a eVamte aad,
amaeensw W-m - - a a. a
aa aearly aa possible, aa awchangeabie
mIb. Ad aaaa. it maet.be sameient
in aaaatity to aapply the dea
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at
volameoan be regalated to corraapaad
with the volume of business. Its vol
mme mast aot be aader the control of
aaymnnoraet of men or permitted to
varyfcc:ordinf to the abilitr or disposi
tion ot iadividaalB to produce it. as w
tho ease now with gold. In other word,
ve mast, if we' would nave seen a cur
rency, comply with the spirit of the con-
sajtatas anevauow ua mftiuwmuAmi
to Vsciia Boasy that w, tomne monsy,
aad the goreremeat most issue itac-
to some oeaaiie mw wma regm
t dietated or controlled by tbe
of oM mines or ailvar ballioa.
Bat how to obtain aaah a omnaney is
the dmaealt problem to aolve. Tbose
who feel disposed are invited to critioUe
tho foUowmg auggeetione which it ia be
beved, if pat in operation, vaU furnish a
erewjy that will meet tbe demands
above enamerated,a aearly asaayaya-
timaVa VAfc BBMssfrnfsTsBatsml.
Lstcongrees enact a law making real
aetata, or rather, first mortgage bonds
on real sstate, the basis of our currency;
that is, let the government, instead of
havin sold and silver, buy in the mar-
ketat the market prioe, first mortgage
bonds oa real eatata, issued in such man
ner and form aa oongress shall direct,
tbe bonds not to exceed an abaolately
safe proportion of the value of tbe real
estate erdesive of perishable improve
SMnta. Let these bonds be payable to
tbe government or order and subject to
redemption by the mortgager under
reasonable regulations an subject to
foreclosure and sale by the government
on failure to pay interest.
Let congreBo determine the amount of
money needed to carry on tbe baaineas
and commerce of tbe nation, sey,for ex
ample, $40 per capita, then authorize
and require the treaaary department to
issue tbe notes of the government to
that amount. These ffovernmeat notes
met be pat in circulation only by the
purcnase ox inese uret mortgage uuwm.
Let a aniaoient amount of these govern
ment notes thus be put in circulation aa
will increase the volume of money to roe
amount per capita fixed upon, and aa
our present currency is gradually re
tired, supply its place by the purchase
of more bonds. That these notes may
be current the world over, they must be
convertible into the world's currency,
gold and eilver, not necessarily into coin,,
but into gold and silver in such shape
and quantity aa is found most conven
ient, perhaps in bars or blocks.
Let the notes then read on their face
tbat the United States of America will
exchange a certain number of grains of
gold or silver for this currency on de
mand at its treasury in Washington,
and tbat the notes are secured by first
mortgage bonds on real estate.
Let tbe government stop the further
coinage ot gold and silver, unless it
would be to supply small change, and
cast into bars the gold and silrer now in
its vaults and that may not be kept or
needed in circulation, and hold the bars,
or ao much aa is needed, in the treasury
to supply the demand that may be made
for them. If it shall lie found necessary
for the government to provide more gold
and silver than it has at any time in its
vaults, it can go in the market and buy
tbe metals at their market price. 'The
demand for gold and adver would be
very alight, and only for the purpose of
foreign trade; for paper ia more conven
ient and desirable than gold for or
dinary money purposes. But suppose
for any cause" there should be a special
demand for more gold than the govern
ment had in its vaults, what then? Let
the government borrow gold frost Lon
don or elsewhere and assign these'real
estate bonds aa security, and at leisure
redeem them.
The apparent results of such a mone
tary system are many; the suggestion
of a ff-w at this time will be snnfeient.
'At 10 per capita the currency of the
x&:ion wouia oe over ouu,uw,uuu
The government would become a com
petitor among .moaey loaners, and inter
est would be greatly reduced, just bow
much cannot be said, but it is reasonable
to suppose that it would be reduced to
four per cant at least.
The rate of interest payable to the
government would be substantially uni
form throughout the United States,
which would tend to make interest on
private loans also uniform.
The revenue to the government by the
payment of interest woidd lesson taxa
tion and assist greatly to defray tbe ex
pease of the government. At four per
cent itVould be $100,000,000 annually.
It would save the vast expense ot min
ing and coining gold aad silver for
money purposes;
Lst us go a atop further. To prevent
the money kings from oornenng the
money, 1st the government also bsoome
a bank of deposit, a savings bank, aad
receive deposits, paying a small rate of
interest to the depositor, and issuing its
debenture bonde or negotiable certi
fioatea ot deposit, payable on, say tea
days notice. When a fiaaaaial oraue is
threatened, tbe banks or others who
have these certificates of deposit can ob
tain moaey on demand u taa aovern
meat has the mosey on band, and if not;
than ia such time aa may be rea.uirad.for
the government to borrow the necessary
asaount, which can lie dona on these
real aetata bonde. But the ability to
avert a financial crisis will prevent the
threatening of each a crisis:
We would thus have a currency Mas
good as gold" everywhere. The consti
tutional cuaraaty- that congress shall
pass no tew 'impairing the obligation ot
contracts will make thk money mora
than mare fiat money. The real eatata
of the nation is bound to convert thie
Bgmcy Tate the currency of the world if
aaceeaaryvuad only the destruction of
tbe national constitution or the sad of
the world can nuke worthless tbe aaoaey
At Kilgore, a email miaiag town Bear
CattletUborg, Ky there was a daaee
Thursday Bight. A quarrel arose, over
a young woman present; suddenly a
shot waa fired, and a panic resulted.
Between 50 and 150 shots ware fired, and
the shots ceased oaly when tbe ammuni
tion wae'exhaueted. Six men were bad
ly wounded aad three ot them are aot
expected tolive. The "bloody grouad"
iaaotod for ita many sosbss of violence;
how would it do for the general-government
to disarm them, after the ladies
Woax has begun on tbe Jrst world'e
faJrhsjiUiag ia Jackson park atCaica
ga ttwiUbeotbriek,twastermihuB,
In it wiU be turn fire-
mwhieh to beep the
at
The
latea earlier
era amat food ia the soil sad
fertilizers store readily available, aad -ia
a vast number of cases will prove the
xaaissiar liak" needed to complete the
chain of profitable work ia tiffing
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soa.-KebrBjto Farmer.
laatea
We have aot at thie writing
ed if the bill became a law, but it ia cer
tainly high time all just chums were
paid. Whea the froatieremaa loses hie
stock, it is usually what he baa gathered
with much labor, for a stert ia fits, aad
when the goveramenV!SaSM aroma
stock to the Indiana, aa a partaf a teaaty
there fa ao excuse f or ast paytag taa
settler that lost the stack
Our information is totheeiisJt.that,
tan hiH aaa ia all lwobairor iBMeeto a
Uw7anr'ihutclaiBui for damagea mace
1865- will be adjusted aad paid. We
hone this may be true as there are nmay.
auJatata all over aha country, iariediai
ourselves, who have baaa aiaatfallj
kept out of just dues, by neglect of gov
ernment to attend totamamtter.-Mon
roe Ixkiag Glass.
Got. Joem M. Pa
U. & senator from nhaois, Wadaaaday,
on the 151th ballot The contest con
sumed more than fifty days aad coat
the state, it is said, $100XL Aad thus
it goes. For nearly hundred yeara, we
aftve. baaa baaiag many of our govern
iMntai theories unoa a distrust of the
people (the Common" people, ao-calwd,
and everybody who has glibly uaed the
phrase, has of oourse meant thereby
somebody slee than himself.) Theaear
erwe can coma to first ariaaiples the
better will it be for all concerned, and
now let us provide for the election of
U. a senators by the people, and save
much ot the eapeaee, bssides scoring one
against the ' exploded' theory that tbe
people cannot govern themselves. t
Tax diUculty with the farmer is that
his products go up in price when he has
Uttleor nothing toseU. When he has
an abundant crop prices are low, but all
the while waaes remain the same. Taxes
keep on in the even tenor of their way.
Interest on debts gets in its work
twenty-four hours a day and 565 days in
the year: Salaried officere experience no
reduction ot their income. Railroads
charge the same freight when products
are low as when they are high. Cedar
Rapide Republican.
A jl&zt Iowa editor wails forth J he fol
lowing: The lark came up to mee,t the
sun and carol forth bis lay; tbe farmer's
son took down bia gun and at him blazed
away. The busy bee rose at five and
hummed the meadow o'er; the farmer's
wife-went for his hive and robbed him of
his store. The little ant rose early too,
his labors to begin; the greedy sparrow
tbat way flew, and took bia antship in.
O, birds and ants and bees be wise, in
proverbs take no stock; like me, refuse
from bed to rise till half- past eight
o'clock."
It is well that we are a nation of far
mers. It will be better it tbe farming
population, though, ia more divided .into
gardeners, special stock raisers, fruit
growers, dairymen, etc, with leas ot
wheat-farmerscattle growers, pork pro
ducers, etc. " Diversity in production is
the hope and assurance of tbe future of
American farming, and it ia a keen 'satis
faction to know that this truth is now
becoming fairly and generally under
stood. National Stockman.
. Last Friday the Minnesota., state
senate waa informed by Senator Don
nelly that the bankers of tbe state had
raieed $10,080 to get upon the statute
books a law permitting them to lend
money at any rate 'from 8 to 20 per cent.
Seaator Laavitt moved the appointment
of aa investigatiag committee of. five, of
which Senator Donnelly should be chair
man, to report in five days. "It is
thought that Donnelly's charge was
buncombe. -
Owxas) to disasaaioaa among New
York democrats, it stems mow to be
pretty generally coaoeded that the nom
ination for presideat must go elsewhere,
and aiace Gee. Palmer'a election aa U.
a senator from Illinois, after a lengthy
and euejtinf contest, bis name ia
strongly msatioasd. One reason given
for taw is that ha bolde ooaoervative
thaaueatioa otooinageof ail-
aonular-ia the
Mabt years practice baa given C. A,
Snow -4 Co,-solicitors of psteate, at
Waahingtaa, Pi C uiaarpassad snocees
in obtaining patents for aU clssass of ia-
ventions. Tbay aaska a apeoislty of re
jeetai oases, sad have secured allowaaee
ot many pateate that bad been pre
viously rejected. Their
ia saether column, will ha of interest to
iaveatora, palaatsas, awauiacturers, aad
all who baveto do with pateata.
MsmUBnauunBmmaaa--i.
SkatocjPaboocb: has secommeaded
for commissioner of the general land
osace, in the place of Judge Graff, ja-
eigaed, Judge Amass Cobb of the eu
presBe court The Wisconsin delegs-
tioawul support Cobb, as he was a for
mer reeideat ot tbat etete. Senator
Paddock strongly urges the sppoiat-
amut of Judge Groff upon the court ot
private lead claims, recently created by
act at
OataHA citiaens aad
mritetiag the enbieet at aaaaratiag the
city from the remeiader of the county,
rnakisg Omaha a county, by itesU lfte
St Louis, PhilaJslphjn and other large
Tbay aamm that- they would
about $2euQ0 by so dsiagin road
tax, eare.of jaiigsat, ealeries, etc.
Tux A. O. U. W. order ass about 350,.
BBipJP sumaVaaWsFaTerereA wnawDam 'aununWjmTwBjB aWPa Psbbbubuju uu
a east of about ataOO a year. The
order is the eldest aad largest of the
kind and is ja triisfsg its m sib irsfcip at
the rateef ever Mat per amain. It
pays eat todesmasnmt laamliss annually
aot boa than fisVMMPsV
wto last Taesday sight aad
collection of aid
face valae was flMVaamiamatie
value $!))
Tea Bond hotel, Iiecola, said tobe
iTs sale for $1, to satisfy a jaagment of
$100. Isabel Bond has filed a petition
askiBg that the aharire deed be set
aside. She pleads ignorance of her
rights.
Wm, Dopsoa, who Uvea ia tbe unor
ganised territory north ot Holt and
Knox counties, is aa a visit to hie old
at Madieou.and the Chronicle re
us saying that the land there
is about the aaasa aa ia Msihsne county.
He will be ia the bow county of Boyd.
A private oniam jeiat was raided last
Tassdey at NorfoHt, and the awner, Sam J
Lea, arrested. Sam Vjseat urns spppos-.
ed'tbaVmnocent OhineeVianndry,
but uvestigstibee proved that the
heathen had a good aaaay friends who
aecaafauaUy dropped in to hit the pipe.
John Weir and Frss Davis of Ne
braska City celled em Lea L. Beabow of
Osaaha, the pomimor of a mad atoaa, for
treatment by him. The wouads had
beea'csnterised sooa after they had been
inflicted. After repeated triahv aad the
atone did not draw or adhere to the
wound, Mr. Benbpw declared to the amsa
that there was ao rabies virus ia their'
veins.
Wsahmgtea Letter.
From ear ratalar oonrnaonsaat j
Secretary Blaine has received 'ana ot
the most remarkable business testimo
nials ever'presented to a cabinet oSosr.
It is signed by more than two .hundred
ot the most prominent business nun -ot
New York city, irrespective ot party, and
includes Jthe most prominent wholesale
merohaufa and importers ot the metrop
olis, representing an invested capital ot
more than i60.000.00a The testimonial
expresses the appreciation ot the signers
of Mr. Blaine's actions in negotiating a
treaty of reciprocity with Brazil upon
tbe terme provided in the McKinley
tariff act, and their trust that the wise
aad far-seeing policy thus inaugurated
may be extended to other South and
Central American nations, thus increas
ing the prosperity of the United States.
Mr. Blaine is very proud of the testimo
nial, which is enclosed in a handsome
morocco case.
Postmaster General Wanamaker ia
much pleased with the result of tbe ex
perimental free delivery service, which
is now going on at thirty small towns
and villages, and about April first it will
beaxtended to twelve more in different
sections ot the country. He hopes to be
able to make such a good showing, that
the next congress will provide for the
permanent establishment ofthe free de
livery eericethronghout the country.
Another new feature of tbe postal ser
vice will be established April 1, when
ocean nostofitces will be organized upon
all the German steamship lines .plying
between New York, Bremen and Ham
burg, with all tbe facilities for the
prompt distribution ot mail matter that
our railway postal care now have. It ia
hoped that the English and .French pos
tal authorities will shortly enter into a
similar agreement- Heretoforeall ocean
maim have been dumped in hulk into
the New York city postoffice, and much
valuable time baa been lost in distribu
ting "the matter intended for oiber sec
tions ot the country.
The, democrats never lose anything
through not having cheek enough to ask
for it Members of that party are now
pulling the wires here for the purpose of
getting Representative Culberson, ot
Texas, a bourbon ot the bourbons, ap
pointed to' one of the new United States
circuit judgeships. Republicans can see
no good reason for going to the demo
cratic party for any of these judges, and
they would be greatly surprissd sad
pained should Mr. Harrison do so, but I
am perfectly confident tbat the 'presi
deat will put none but -true and tried"
republicans into these important posi
tions, and that the demoeratio support
ers of Mr. Culbersoa will simply get
their tauns for their trouble ia pushing
amclaima.
Ex-Seeator Spooaar was tendered a
banquet and prsssatsd with a hinrlaema
and. substantial teetiseoaisl by his lata
.colleagues both raaubjicaa aad dsme
eratie. Everybody here ie sorry to see
Mr. 8poonar retired, but a sua of his
marked sbilitywill eertaialy be beard
from again in the political world.
-The presideat has appointed J. H.
BeaOy to be Uaited Stetes district jnage
I for Idaho. He was MUdaated for the
same position previous to the adjourn
meat of ooagress but the ssaatefailed
to act on nomination. :'
Oregee, WsaeJsftau, sad the Nertawert Pa
; tiacCaaat.
The constant demand of the traveling
tmblictotbefarWestforacoaafortable
and at the easas time aa economical
modeot travelisg, has led to the eetab
lmhment of whet.ie known aa PuUnua
Colonist Sleepers.
These care are built on the same gee
ersl plan m the regular firetclaaa Pull
awn Sleeper, the oaly diffsreare beisg
is that they are aot upholstered.
They are fnrniebed cosjplete with
good coeafortabie hair Biaftressss, warm
blankets, snow white liana, curtains,
plenty of towels, combs, brushes, efcx,
which secure to the aceuasat of a berth
aa much privacy as is to be had ia first-
toilet roonw for ladies aad geatbunen,
aad smoking ie abeelately prohibited.
For full isformetiea sead for PuUsan
Colonist Sleeper Lmlst .L.Lomax,
Ageat, Omaha, Neb.
Ebsum Spavin TiBimeat rsmsTte all
nard, aoft or csllonaed lamps aad blem-
ishes from horses, Blood
Salmte, Wag
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the only liae running solid vest-
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trains between the Missouri. river and
Gnicago, coasistiBg of new palace sleep-
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tending lamp iaite palace Bleeping cars
is patented and cannot be need by any
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depot at Omaha with all trains to and
from the west JW.furtber particnlara
apply to your tieket ageat, or
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WaHowxu
Travelisg FrX and Pass. Agt,
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We are pleased to announce to bur
readers that we have made anaugementa
with the publishers of the Nebraska
Farmer, the leading live stock aad farm
journal of tbe west, by which we can
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ra too sood for me jrnen
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iw dinesvin a
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rney, from uonncn mnnsAtna
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mthern Pacific roads. -
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This is what yon ought to have, in fact
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Thousands are searching for it daily,
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Thousands upon thousands of dollars
are spent annually by onr people jn tbe
hope that they may attain this boon.
And yet it may be had by all. We
guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used
according to directions and the use per
sisted in, will bring you good digestion
and oust the demon dyspepsia and in
stall instead Eupepey. We recommend
Electric Bitters for dyspepsia and all
dinnasnn of the liver, stomach and kid
neys. Sold st fiOo and $1 a bottle by
David Powty. druggist. - v
We will furnish The Jocbnal, The
Nebraska Family Journal and tbe Week
ly Inter-Ocean, one year, for $180, when
paid in advance. Subscriptions received
at sny time. If you are not n subscrib
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nekton's Aralea Salve.
The bast salve in the world for cuts,
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Jtiaguranteed to give perfect eatismc
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Baby cried,
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Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by C. B
Stillman. druggist. 26noTlyr
Children Cry for
PltolWt Casttrla.
FINAL PKOOF.
IjuA 0e at Oraad Islaad. Neb.,
Match sth,18M. J
Netiea la hefas airmthat the followia-
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Of the oldworldfeojdiers, stseenea and
aWbofylstteBaf aUrrite iahssjx
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Dr. A. J. Sanders,
-CRADUATK.OF-
UXQ ISUXS COLLE&E BOSFITAL. V.T.
Tiree Years Hispitalisi.
bcwtitly from Uninnitj of ViefiAinUtrii
1?. O. BOX 23.
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA.
KKFKKENTKS:
J. D. MoonK, Prw. of Bank of Comim-roc.
H. Howard. MHiiaer of U. I. Shop.
W. H. i'UTT. 31ayur of (Srand I slam I.
Chas. Kikf, lUprMtiiiatiTi.
H. N. Wolhach, State Seaator.
Oeo.1I. Cai.dwklu County Jii1r.
0rThoKe who have been nffenra forayoarn
aad have been the rounds of the profpxaiou at
home, without receiving relief from onlinary
methods of treatment, are especially invited
totsul.
rrAll of onr natients mar exnert to rereive
cood care, catefnl treatment :int sfit
. m .- ...
treatment :inl sfiuare dealing
from a bnsiness Mtanitpoint. as we aiwajn exiiert
:pect
Will
to give value received no far as poMoible.
be at the
Meridian, Saturday, March 7th,
And at BELLWOOD, Thursday, March 5.
ry Consult at ion free. Address.
Ua. A. J. BANDERS.
Box 23, Grand Island, Neb.
aOaovSmp
i-lii-i ilGDKE "V."
fb Bgarc 0 in our dates will make & long star.
So aiaa or woman now living will ever date a
iocaifnt without using the figure 9. It stand
la taa third pause In 1800, where It will remala tea
years aad then move up to second place la 19001
where It will rest for one hundred yean.
There is another "4" which has also coawtostay.
It It uBllke the Iguro 0 in our dates ia the respect
that it has already moved up to first place, where
it will permanently remain. It l called the "So.
r High Ana Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machlae.
The "No. 9" was endorsed for list place by taa
experts of Europe at the Fails Exposition of lau
where, after a sevcreoontest with the leadiag auv
ealaes of tba world, It was awarded the oaly
Graad Prix given to f sally sewing auchlaes, all
others oa exhibit harlag raeeired lower awards
of gold medals, eta Tbs French GoTeraanat
ahwreoogaliediUsapariorltybythadecotaUoaof
Mr. NathaalelWbeeter.Pmldeatof the ooaipaay,
with tha Cross of the Lagtoa ot Honor.
The "No. e Is aot aa old machine lapcerta
apoa. bat is aa aatlrely new aiichlaa, aad the
Graad Prix at Paris waa awarded It aa tha graad
estadvaace la sewing machlae mscisai of the
age. Thosa who buy It can rest mail, theta.
fore, el havteftba very latest aad bast.
WMEELEB St WILSON MTG 0O.t
VBS and 187 Wabaak Ave., CtlcafU
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W. KIBLER, Ltigfc. Nekr.
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