THE DATLf BEE-OMAHA MONDAY1 , AUGUST 21 1882
r\r'f rt r * i 4F9BtinrkBi < nt\
STELE , JJHNSON & GO ,
AND JOBBERS IN
r , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGMS AND raUFACTUEED TOBACCO.
Agoats for BSHWOOD HAILS AND LAFH1I & HAND POWDER CD.
WHOLESALE AND RKTAlt , DEALKR IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , D80R8 , BLINDS , FOLDINGS , LlftE , GEIK
ierSTATK AQKNX tOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT OOMPANT1
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - OMAHA Si '
-tvuaroo
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
lunttHd UACUINEIIT , UELTINO , IIOSK , DitASS AND IttON FITTINGO PIPE , STKi
PACKING , AT WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL.
KALLADAYnWIHD-ailLLS GHURGH'AHD SCHOOL BELLS
Cor. Faruam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb.
Omaha Steam Laundry.
The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery
for Laundry work. Send your orders by mail or express.
GOTTHEIBIER , GODFREY & CO. ,
1207 Fnrnhnm Street.
-WHOLESAL
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
-AND DEAtEH N
[ Wall Paper and Window Shades
_ Sf 1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb. '
THE MOLINE STOV
a
Manufactured by
They make a specialty ot COOKING STOVES , and have this ; car placed In the market
U lof the MOST ECONOMIC AND MOST SATISFACTORY STOVES ever made. They make bolt )
Plain and extension top , and guarantee all their goodn. The agents for the company are.
P1EROY & BRADFORD ,
DEALERS IN
pFurnaces , Fireplaces Heaters
IWC 3XT
RATES , RANGES , STOVES ,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc.
STREET. OMAHA NEB
tl JlaJjlTl ' i/rnTTTKrrri / 1uJ f
to
AND
Cl
Mining and Milling Company. in in
piklriir Capital' . . . . . . . . incc
ipll&iaSock , . . . . . . . . . tl.000.OC3 tc
YaluootEh rcs , . - - - . . . - . | 2i , tcU
TOOK. FULL7 PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLB BC Cl
Minea Located in BEAMED MINING DISTRICT. BCf1
into
inB
B
. THOMAS , President , Cummins' Wyoming. to
WM. E. TILTO.V , Vlce-Pre < daot , Oaiumlos , W/omlog te
UARWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wyomlnfr , tl :
A. 0. LUNN , Trtaaurer , Cumminf , JrYyomln hi
BC
' ) , . I. Thomas. Loula Miller W , 8. Bramcl. A. 0. Dunn. se
W Uirwood. Francla Leavens. Oco. U , Falos. Lewd Zolmao , fr
Dr. J. 0. Watklni. .
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< SI ( n QEO ) W , KENDALL , AuthatlisJ Ajcjat lor 3ilo ol Slock ; Cot Hf law
KENNEDY'S CONCLUSIONS.
Tlio Coming Inquiry Into the Iloln-
tlona of Capital and Labor.
Alexander Kennedy , president of
the federation of labor unions in
Washington , addressed a cotntnuntoa *
tion to thu chiefs of the various lobor
orgnnizitiona throughout the country ,
in which he gives the aubstnnco of a
conversation with Senator Blf\irchair- ,
man of the senate connnittco on edu
cation And labor. The communication
is dated thu lUth , and reads as fol
lows :
GRNTIKMEN : I casually mot to-day
the Honorable Henry W. Blair , chair
man of the committee on education
and labor of the senate , to which com
mittee lins been referred the most im
portant question of the day , the solu
tion of the labor problem , The dis
tinguished soimt'jr imparted to mo 0,1
tlu * president of the federation of la
bor union * in this city , some very
important information and it-quested
that I should convey thu substance
thereof to the members of the most
numtrical y powerful labor organisa
tions throughout the union. As the
facilities for direct communication
with those bodies by the oimmittoo
IWYO not been perfected ns yet , the
senator expressed the opinion that the
plan herutoforo presentul by the
Washington City branch of federation
of labor , namely the central commit
tee of representative workmen from
all sections of the union at the capi
tal with duly authentic itod sub com
mittee or din ctory , will prove the
moat practicable method of obtaining
information relative to the present
condition of the working classes nnd
their grievances , the causes of labor
strike i nnd practical suggestions aa to
what will toiul to the improvement of
tkoir social condition
In transmitting the foregoing information
mation , nt the request of the honor
able chairman of the committee desig
nated by the supreme power , the law ;
making power of the land , to arbitrate
between the agcrcssivo capitalists nnd
the comparatively defenseless laborers ,
I cannot resist the opportunity to say ,
aa n cnlaboror of the earnest and de
voted men to whom this communica
tion is addressed , that I think it would
bo wise policy at tliia juncture to nd-
vise all workman no\v on strikes who
rely upon financial aid from the scanty
store of their follow laborers , to re
sume work at an early day , at most
before winter with its increased ex
pense sets in , upon the beat terms ob
tainable from their late employers ,
and continue to work with such
patience no they can command until
they neo what congress will do in the
matter. If it should trnnspiro in this
logiulativo inquiry that the industr-al
classes nro bung juggled by the knav
ish tools of un unscrupulous power , n
national strike could bo inaugurated
within thirty days after the adjourn
ment of congress next Murch by the
unified labored organization of the
United States with tenfold mnro cflect
'than the recent strikes of 150,000 men.
If the siege is raised and the hostilities
cease for the winter , the funds now
devoted to sustaining strikes may be
moro effectively applied to the econ
omical maintenance of n central com
mittee of vigilant and active workers
at the capital in collecting and prepar
ing stattsticn 'o ' sustain any case before
congress. 1 disdain any authority
from anybody for the suggestion con
tained iu the above paragraph , but
submit it as my individual view of the
present situation
If Von Are Ruined
in health from any cause , especially
from thu UBO of any the thousand nos
trums that promise so lamely , with
long fictitious testimonials , have no
fear , llosort to Hop Bitters at once ,
and in n short time you will have the
most robust and blooming health.
It Wasn't Fly-Soroena. as
Detroit Free Press.
She knuw ho was the lly-screon
man by the samples under his arm ,
but she held the door open and per
mitted him to say :
"Madam , I notice that you hcvon't
fly-screen at any door or window. "
"Not a one , " eho answered.
"You must bo overrun with flies ? "
"Wo aro. "
"Flies are a terrible nuisance ? "
"Yes , indeed. "
"And this seems to bo n good local
ity for mosquitoes ? "
"Oh , yes , sir. "
"I proaumo they bother you nights ? '
"Very much. "
"And n great deal of dunt blows
into n house not protoctedby screens. "
"A preat deal , sir. "
"And how manywindows have you
in the houaot"
"Sixteen "
"Each ono ought to have a half
size. "
"Yes , sir. "
"And I can make thorn cheaper to
you than any other man in the busi
ness. "
"I think you can. "
Cc
'Do you prefer plain groou or an
figured1' ? T" t
"Well I did like ante
, alwayK plain to
green. " an
"Very well ; I will measure the windows
dews and take your order. " Im
"You needn't trouble yourself any iaf
farther , " she quietly replied. Wl
"What ! Don't ' you wane screens ? " ( la
"No , sir. The other day the In tin
woman across the street had ton min n
utes' conversation with a tin peddler ,
and she's had her hose in the air over ml
mo ever since. A ily-scroon man is tr
about throe times ns liif/h as a potato
man , and I'vo boon talking with you
let her BOO that uho isn't the only
lady in town who can put _ on a'rH- '
She's mad as n lion by this time , and
now you got out. and dust or I'll have
my dog run you clear to the river. "
Kansas Coal Bed.
Chctopa Advance.
The thickest and bent Beam of coal
Kanean in thu Cherokee bed , found
Cherokee , Crawford and Labette
counties. It extends from the Indian
territory , entering the state near
Uhetopn , and runs across the sou.h-
cast part of Crawford and enters Mis-
jonri. It then passes northeast , and
appears to bo the tame stream afford
ing so much coal in the vicinity of Cj
Uoonvillo. Llko other stratta , it dips
the northwest ; but how far it ox-
Lends in that direction is unknown , as
the name peculiarities in the depoiits
iiayo bcon noticed , which wo have do-
icribed as existing in the Fort Scott
learn , The thickness of the coal is rd
From fifteen to fifty-four inches. The nd
.alter measurement was made by the fur
rrritor at the opening ( drift ) in the
northern part of Cherokee- county ,
about three miles from Cherokee , It
is moro free from pyrites and other
impurities than nny other coal in
Kansas , nnd there is seldom nny black
clay sh.ilo between its layers. It
cokes well , and is n good qua coal , It
is used at Jho Joplin mines for smelt
ing. At both zitio furnaces , nt Now
1'ittsburg nnd near Ohurokoe , are
many persona who have u ed the cele
brated "block coal" of Illinois , and
they considered this the beat for
smelting the zinc ores
No Such Word n * Fail.
"I hnvo u cd your Si'iitNO ULOSSOM for
ppeptin , licftilncho , imlcomtlnnUun , nnd
find It lins ( lone me a great dent of good.
I ( hall rccommcntl It to my friends
"Hr.Niir HEHTOI.KTTI ,
"May 2tth. 00 Main St. , Bullalo. "
I'rlco 50 ccutc , trial poltlcs 10 cent * .
Ilil-l w
of the universal success of
Brown's Iron Bitters is sim
ply this : It is the best Iron
preparation ever made ; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific , chemical and
medicinal principles , and
docs just what is claimed for
it no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood ,
vt reaches every part of the
system , healing1 , purifying"
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
79 Dcatborn Ave , , Chicago , Nov. 7 ,
I have been a great sufferer from
n very " ' "kstoniacli , heartburn , an J
tlj-sjicnsl.i In In w orst form. Nearly
oerytmnR I ate c.ive me dutresi ,
end 1 couKl cat but liltlc. I hav
tried everylhlngrecommcnded , have
taken the prescription ] of n doicn
physicians , LutRot no relief until I
took llrown's Iron Hitters. I feel
none of the old troubles , nnd am a
new man. I nm Retting much
stronger , and feel Tint-rate. I nm
a railroad engineer , nnd now make
my trips regularly. I c.in not say
too much in praise of your wonder *
ful medicine. 1 } . C. MACK.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
docs not contain whiskey
or alcohol , and will not
blacken the teeth , or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia , indi
gestion , heartburn , sleep
lessness , dizziness , nervous
debility , weakness , &c.
Use only Ilrown's Iron Hitters made by
Brown Chemical Co. , Itiltlmore. Crossed
d lines and trade-mark oa wrapper.
SELTZE
81
"Preserve nnd Rotrulato , Not Do-
Btroy , " I a HOuml motto In inojlcatlons as v\oll
ntkU'einandi p. l'ita < T\o the vmor nl tlio dl-
ncstl o organs and retflato thu KccrctlonsMltu
Torrai t'a Seltzer Aperient , and you "Mlleuro
dygpep-li ainl ll\oi Uini ) > ltlnt by n iir.ecsiin
harino y with tlio lansof Vaturo. Violent moj-
lcn ! iha\eliad their day. They \ltaliza the
syBtcra. HcuHOnaii ncli na the Btonwch rejects
tfioji , Holy on thin exhlleratliii' npiclOc.
MB SOLU 11Y All. UUUHOIOTH.
, O Cj
AND
TUB :
Of Omaha.
HM purchase- ! the CcrlltuSafo Manufacturlnii
, , of Providence , It , I , , a Mfa whHi IB fruar- 8t.
tntecd In writing to h "atitolutetibttrilar fur
reefer a period ol thirty-nil hours wiitlnuou * f
ind u disturbed a-tack with thu uiie of HUCI ell-
tool < and applicancriiHan burglar tan employ , ' iloi
ind In a practice ly unconditional way , roma
Thli hank dolrtH a thorough toit trade upon maD
liU rafu , and In UIH-J of ( allure to eland It , the {
mnk will lie at Ilbnrty to purchase any other
< and may return tills to the nanufacturer ) .
Any party Hat liberty to undertake tlieatUcn
vho will /uriiWi Bitkfactory bond to pay al
lamve to tbo sale , In ca u It It not entered In
Btlpulattd time. TnuCorllm Company airee
writing U ) dei | < elt with IliU bank the cum of
J.000.00 , upon the elculni ; ol an a rvonirnt
IJQVU tin Bald Hum to ha paced within 'the
afoand t'i be forfeited to the pirty operating'In
aio It In forcibly openud ami h contunU rah
trwttd IIK fltV W. YATIIrt finhlf.
HEAT YOUR HOUSES
D > (
Sp
URHACES IN THE WORLD.
MADE I1V
ilOHARDSOW.BOYNTONdcCO . ( j. !
CHICAGO , ILLS , j.T
Kmbody now 1882 Impr'ivemerit ' * . Mor ,
iruotloal tuJ. UCIM ; Cost loss to keep In
rdcr ; Ubulosi fueli win KI O moro hct T
a larger volume ot pure air tuui any Foi
irnace inadu. AK <
Sold riKHCEY k DB ADKOHD , Omaha. Neb1 Hal
S' ELECTRIC STARCH POLISH.
More than double the stiffening qualified ( HOW DA SHINE ]
of starch. Ironing is clone with half the la
bor , linen made proof against dampness and1"
with a good polishing iron any amount oft
shine you I'ke ' , Those who have become' '
disgusted with worthless stuff , miscalled
starch polish , will find
Its composition is the boat in Ih0 world for giving extra body lo llno >
and producing a first-class laundry finish , nnd then it only coals six cents
wnolc for a competent housekeeper to produce that beautiful finish for whic )
laundries are paid $1 00 to $1.50.
THOSE WHO KNQW'HOY/TO DO THINGS NICELY AREALWAYS DE LIGHTED WITH
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC STARCH POLISH.
Beware of Worthless Compounds , miscalled Starch Polish.
ASK FOR DOBBINS' :
The genuine has the 'signature ' of J. B. Dobbins on the Label
HOW TO OKT TIIU GENUINE D011UINS' STAUOU POLISH.
As a rule , by risking yoi'r Rrocor for It , but in eomo cases crocors will try to push off their stock of inferior
makes before purchasing ours. In snoh cases send 25 con I * in money or postage nUmpi and state that you naW
the advertisement in the OMAHA 1JKI3 , and the Polish will bo sent by return mail. Address all lottorj to olltco
of DOBBINS' ELEOPR1O RTAKCfcl POLISH ,
132 and KM Fourth St. , Philadelphia.
THE KENDALL
ELAfflK MABHfflE I
DBESS-PKEBS1 OOMPANIOH ,
It pUlU ro.ii l-.J of o n Inch to
width In the coanxnt folta or flnoitt si kk
II iloci all Mud * anil t ) le o ( i laltlnc In use.
No Urty that tloon tier own ilrusa-mahlnL' can
afford to do without onn M nlco plattlnrh
novorcmt o ! fashion , II noun It noils I toll , For
Voi-hlno" flri-iiUr * ut ARcnl'n tariun aildrcit
CONOAR * CO. ,
100,000
TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES
NOW IN USE.
They mmii\ nil other B for o y rldlnir. style
nnd diiralillitj ,
They are for sale by nil Loading Carriage -
riago Builders uud Dealora throughout
the country.
SPRINGS , GEAR1 ? & BODIES
For sale by
Henry Timken ,
! Patentee and nnllilrr of FinoCarrla ? n ,
EMC 3C.OXT3C1SS , - - 3MCO-
jl-Cin
KSTAULIEIIED 1868.
3I1)B BI'KIHO ATTA01I1IBNT NOT PATENT
Kl ) .
A. J. SIMPSON ,
LEADING
CARRIAGE FACTORY
1409 anil 1411 Dodge Btrcot ,
aug 7-ino Gin OMAHA , Nun.
For a quarter of a century or inoro
tnmacli II ttcrd lias buiiii the rdK"In
jrlndlic > tlon , ilyajit-tmla , fovir a' J n iio , n lo
plijalcil cttrniia. liver compl Int u d other
l-TJtrd , aim lit lrc.li ino-t tinplii Icallj In-
or-od by medicine men a * a licallh ar il ntronKth
j"tor the Itcotin urarta a Uindo cy tj | u -
laturn dcc'y , anil tutlalua and comfortu tlio
d a mi lu firm
For tialu by all Vru'jHMa and Dcalcm
WT5STEEN
iORNIGE WQRKS !
0 SPE011T , - - Propriotor.
12 Harnoy St. - Oinrlia , Hoi ) .
MANUFAOTUKKIlSOr'
CORNICES ,
OR1IER WINDOWS , FINIALS ,
Tin , Iron and Slate Hoofing ,
puclit'a Patput filotalio Skylight.
Patent Adjusted Rutuhot iiar
and Bracket Shelving. I am
thi ) gunural oent [ ; for the
above line of goods.
IUUN KKNOINO.
Dank Railings , Window and O lltr
Quardi : alto
OKNK/tAL / AUKNT
FAST TIME I
In golnif K at take tb
Mcagoera
era
Trains Icavo Oman * 3:10 : p. tn , and 7 : < 0 a. in.
lull luformttlon call on II. I * . UKUKL. 'JlckU
Kent , Kill Qd Kftruum tf. . J. 11KL1 , , U. 1 * .
allway Depot , OlM JAMKaT.C'LAIlK , Ocucral
gent.
LIEIE IFIRIIEID < Sc OCX
The Only Exclusive
Wholesale Hardware 'House
. .
3E3HTji.JfcE.3E3
1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET.
OMAHA - - - - - NEB.
IROTIH : &
Wholesale Lumber ,
lo , 1408 Fanta Street , maha , W ,
PERFECTION
IN
ROASTING AMD BAKIHG ,
is only nttninud by using
Stoves and'Kanges.
WITH
WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS ,
For sale by
MILTON ROGERS & SONS.
Jull > m&olr
- FOR -
CHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT , NIAGARA- PALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON ,
And all Poluts Ea t andWouth-Ea t.
TllKIJNJCCOllI'ltlHKS
Nearly 4,000 inllca. Holiil Hmontli Htool Trackl
All connection * nro mmlu In UNION DbPOTS.
t IIFW a National Itopntatlon RS bclnif the
o rent Through Oar Line , and U urilvunall ;
oncoilod to 1m the FINEST EQUIPPED Half.
road In tbo world ( or all clanson of travel.
Try It and you nil ) flnd traveling a liuurj
liiBtcad of a 'llHcomfort ,
ThrouKh TIcluU via. rhl9 Cclcliratod Line foi
talu at all ofllciw In the U'oot ,
All Inroiniatlon about Uatoi a Faro , Hlcciilng
Cir Acooniiuo.lntlojii , 'J'lino Tablou , 4ic , , will L
cla'uifully Klvun liy aj | ) > lylnlnt ( to
T. J. POTTER ,
2d Vlco-l'rek't & ( Jen. MnnaKcr.Chlcavo ,
PEriCIVAL LOWELL ,
( ) on. riumcwcr Ak't. Chlc-a/o ,
W. J. DAVKNI'On'f ,
( Jon Agent , Council Illuffi ,
II. 1' . UUEI.L , Ticket Afc't. Qinaba
niorn-oJ ly _ _ _
J881S. 3HOK1J.INE.
KANSAS CITY ,
3t Joe < 6 Council Blal
it ia
Direct Line to ST.
AKD im IAST
Prom Ornp.hc. aud tbo Weut.
A tralni leave U 1 11. Depot , Oniiha : Neb ,
Wo chtaje of uca botwrun Oir.ahn ind h . _ cal >
Mid but ona liotwomi OMAHA LJd
HEW
.
Daily Passenger-Trains
BliCUlUtt iLli
KADTERII Al.'n TiT.STKUN ClVITJl lth LCSI
OHAHUKfJ fnd IN ADVA ( ! o Ut |
OTHElt UNI , *
eutlrs line la wjulftua rl-Ji iil'.mtn
? lioo UUoplii CUM , P ! ( .co J'A.y Or.chca , Ull n/'i
lafotv riitlonu an J Coc'l < ir , * ud tia cvlehnlnd
Wcttlnjtiouw Alr-bni * .
t'jrtua that joti tlcVet rcji'9 VIA r.AtU'Ai '
OITV , OT. JOHKl'lI I ; COUNCIL DLUl'rJ tU
reid , via Ut. Jo'AV'li atit Bl. / < aul8.
Tlcketo for ttU at all CODJVOU itttluoa lu ibi
Went. J , V. IlAIlNAKi > ,
0. DAWKS , Ucn. Hurl. , HI. Joooiih , M ( |
A' O B aw. uJ Ticket Atf. , Ut. Jbeoiilj , Ho.
( Lt l UoiLDtH , Ticket Ay ot ,
1020 ParnhAiu itreol ,
W , J.UAVMfOkr , Otnnril Ajreat.
OUAIIA tf
MORGAN PAKK
MILITARY ACADEMY ,
A Christian Family School for Ilpya 1'rcjtarea
orC'olloxc , Hcleiitlflo School or Uiulnciw. t ] nd
o Oupt , BD , N. KIRKTALCOIT.
Principal.
dorrgun Park. Oookdo , . Ill , , for caUloxuo.
JlWlOw
SnWTTSTC'W'M.llJUl '
.
* $
I'nfpnf i-pmni nlilniinrtlntI'lrhnnirHIItilHilfal
Orifice , ri'inl rl < rJt' ttiiT-m-m Inili-M r cttr
Mo rVi'\v lii Vil.tC" . -ii" " -
Fr Bummer mo tliccu titovc. .
These celebrated stoves for Bale by
L'Icrcy & Bradford Omaha , Neb ,
0 1m
Sioux City & PacaflB
THE SIOUX OIT ROUTE
lluna K Holld Tr&ln Ihrouich froir
Council Blutta to St. Paul
Without Ohnne _ Time , Only 17 Hour *
IT 1,1
MILKS 7I1K DJUUUTKR ROD7X
rioii
COUNCIL BLUPP3
TO ST. 1'AUf , , MlMNKAPOUa
PULUTrt on KKUAnan
and ill po'.ati In Northern Iowa , lliuacw , I r.nd
Uckota. Thin lluo It txiulppcd with the tniprovod
Weetliighciiao Antomatlo Alr-braku and Ulllt
Platform Coupler and Huffor : tail ( or
BPEKO. BAFffJV AND OOMrOBT
11 nnvurpasiod. I'ullrnMi Palace fJloopIng Car
run through WITHOUT CHANGE between Enn
criCltymid bt. Pitul , via Council Blum ati4
Sioux City.
Tralna leave Uulcn Tnctflc Trnnafor at Oonu
ell Ulitdu , at T'MJk.Kdally on arrival ot HanoMj
( lit ) ' , tit JoBtipk MA Council liltiHa trnln from
the Houth.&MMAI ; at Hbcz City llDfi : n. n. ,
andnt tboNtw Vnloa l > opot at Bt. Paul aUS.UO
noon.
IiIJ IIOUBS IH ADYAIfOC UV AIT OTDKU
I'.ODTK.
ATHemombor In lakln/ > Uloax City Haul
ou cut iv Through Train. The Hhorteii Mm
( 10 QulckiMtTlnio and u Comfortable Hid * la t'a
'hrouKh CAM between
COUNCIL m.UFrM AND ST. PAUL.
KTSeo th t your Tlcku',8 raiJ vie. tha "SIcox
City and I'ncir.a llallroai
j. a. wArriiKB , , n. DUOHANAW
auporlntvndunl. Ocn' Paug , Agent
P. K. UOI1IHSON , Aui't tton'l I'loi. AI ; ' | . ,
Hlraourl Volley , a.
W. K , DAVII1 , Boulbwcitcrn ,
DO nnunrl
IMPERISHABLE
Murray & Lanman's
Best fp ) TOILET , BATH
and LANDICIRCHJEF.
fienius Bevrarrtecl ,
OK ,
Tlio Story of tiie Sowing Machine ,
A htndeoino llttlo pimphlet , blue and gold
cove witli nuiuuou * eugmrlnyj , will ba
GIVEN AWAY
o ny autilt penon calling for It , at any branch
or luV-oHlco of The Singer Manufacturing Com >
pany , or will bo eent uy mall , pott paid , lo
any penxm lUlu ; at a JItttnco from our ofllcci
The Singer HaimfaoturliiR Oo , ,
Principal Oflloe , 34 Union Equate ,
NEW YORK ,
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