Tim WORLD: WEDNESDAY,,
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Spotsylvania Codrt-Hoope, Va. The
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Oeoiioe, Tenn. Webster' Unabridged
Dictionary oidered a few weeks sgo has
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-ini n, Va.-Hnnrebold Edition or Cham-
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watches supplied byTHE World. Jlobnys
Elgin and Waltham movements in regularly
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WATCnEO ASD onAtxm.
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CLOCKS.
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and will keep accurate time. In it's glass
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tl.4S,
BARXESP.
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x. 'ine imported "tiouuie-oarrei nrcecn
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double-action and with the lint roved safety
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andean be duplicated at a small cost. The
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with fluted cylinder and rnbber stock. The
hammer Is so constructed that it can be
lined for single as well as donblo action. It
is made In !12, 3S and 44 callbie. central
fire. The 32 and 38 calibtea iisa thn mtiia
cartridges as the Smith .t Weston revolvers.
Orders must give tho namo, post-ofilce,
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rcRSiTtntsu
Fnll particulars, with prices maybe found
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bargain like tula.
BEWINO MACmStF.
The machine is a hlch.srm ona and nf Ida
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Subscribers may get them at tho exact cost
of manufacture. It makes the donbla-lock
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npnaiEfl and ctnTP.
ror full narttonlsra and nrlcea iaa nrlvnr.
tiscraeulrt ou another page. Hut only think
of it, a buggy, wnr.h at the factory l ;r,
to W.ihlp subscribers at 37 or a phaeton
cart worth 40 tor 2U.
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of nupor. strongly stitched.
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nr. nei ii), aim purruasers auiiiiid Dt care
ful to give in full their name, post-otlico.
vuuutj aim oiaic.
BEAUTIFYING THE HOME.
How Lvcry Womnn ilfny lie Iter Own
rnpcrhnnaer.
The bare whlto walls of tho ordinary conn
try homo are usofnl indeed, but nn ono can
claim any beauty for them, Jf any a woman
has looked around lier rooms In despair at
her Inability to do anything totono down
the blank lildeousness of tho conventional
Laro white walls. Tho milltonalrfls bsd
their tapestries and velvet hangings and
the well-to-do their fictcoa and expensive
wall papers, but what could the farmcr'a
wife do with paporhanglngs In tho hands of
a monopoly that put what prlco it pleased
them on their goods f She could and did do
nothing.
Eut everything comes to thoso who wait.
and now the Trust Is broken and cheap and
pretty wall paper Is within the roach of tho
scnnt.cst purse.
The World lias mado an arrangement
with a largo manufacturer of wall paper to
have paper supplied in lots to Its sub
rcribers at the very smallest marglu of
profit.
Tho paper will be put nn and sold In lots
according to tho size of tho room to bo
papered.
No. 1 contains enough rapcr to furnish a
room llxOxK, or 320 square feet In all.
This is the ordinary small room.
No. 2 will paper a niodium-slxcd room of
14x11x0, or 430 square feet.
No. 3 will paper a largo room of 18x14x0.
or 670 square feet,
Only these three aires will be sent and nn
deviation can be made. The bundles are
mado np to paper a room as though there teere
no doors or tclnduvs in tt, consequently tills
leaves plenty of margin.
With each order will be sent comrleto
and explicit instructions enabling auy one to
prepato the wall, make the pasto and hang
ine paper an well as any workman can do It.
Tho paper Is of neat design with a gold
background and can be furuishod in a
ratlety nf pittcrus. Tho proper way to do
is to send on fi cents with jour address and
a request for ramplos. When tho samples
arorecelvod you can order what you want
from tho number pi luted on tho back of the
sample. If you order for several rooms
give the number and size for each loom
separately.
Prices aro as follows c
Lot No. 1, 41.76,
Lot No. 2. 2.26.
Lot No. .1, 2. 76.
Theso prices Inolude a border nine Inches
deep. The paper will be sent by express at
tho purchaser's exponso. No orders will be
received unless the subscriber hasseutfor
samples and selected tho design and quality
to suit his taste. If none aro satisfactory
he losoa only the 6 cents spent In postage.
Address The World, 31 Park row. Now
York City,
LETTERS FROM SUBSCRIBERS,
Thanks nnd Encouragement from the
Hinders ol "The World."
Crescent City. Fla It la a great pleas,
ure to receive tho Weekly World and have
explained all the different ways tho poor
laboring man is imposod upon by the mo
nopolists and Trusts. Thore is uo paper
published that equals The World In truth
and straightforwardness, with its strength
and power to deceive. Go ou with your
good work On tariff reform. I havo already
secured threo subscribers through your ex
posures of a protective tariff.
E. li. Newsoit.
BooTnaviLLE.W. Va. The WonLD. Long
may it live to do good. It la Just the paper
Tor formers and farmers' boys to lead. 1
have been subscribing for The World for
six years and expect to read it as long as I
am able to get it. I will try and get some of
our ltepubllcan friends to tako The World
for thiee months. Just to let themseo the
O. O. P. as other people see It. The Demo
crats here have an excellent tlckot In the
Held, and with the help of that grand old
paper. The World, wo aro aoro to win.
H. C. Meredith.
Hemlock Lake, N, Y.-I send you three
more three-months' subscribers to TnE
World, and I hope to keep it uo weekly, tin.
til after election at any rate. TnE World
takes immensely with all thinking people, as
It always gives a reason whj-t specially with
the'i'orill question. Tho only argument I
have j ot seiu for a IfepuUicau tarilf is the
senseless. J ell of " 1'roo Trade," and even
life-long republicans are getting sick of
hat jAiim O. NicKriiso.
UKioxrV nr. 0 The Tariff question has
been discussed iu this neighborhood more
In the hut six months than ever befoie,
owing toTiiE World'h revelations. I think
that on' reason for the success of Its art'
cleu Is that besides being original they also
bear lbs stamp of trutn. Men will read and
think over a new argument where theyvvill
turn away from a hackneyed one as a mutter
of cdjmc. Let the good woik go on,
W. 0. Lyos.
Pr. JlAitTiNvitLE, La.-Onr thatiks are
die to The Would for killing, or at least
nelplng to kill, the Infamous Force bill, e
hope that the Fall elections In the North
will prove to liced. Lodge, Hoar .'(Co. that
they are not, alter all. such great atatesmeu
as they imagine themselves to be. 'Ibe De
grees here are nnanlmnualy against tho
Force bill. 1 P. I). Dk Le Cnoix.
EcritLi, Ala. I wish to say that I believe
The World to be the bravest aud truest
friend, tho wisest and most devoted cham
pion of the lights of the people of all the
newspapers in our dear land ot liberty.
W. II. Miller.
Patterson, N, C Inclosed fludtt, to re
now my subscription to The World. I can
not do without the bout paper I ever saw,
E. 11. DoBniNs.
Windsor, Vt I like your paper the best
ot all those I have seen. You are not afraid
to tell the truth as the other) are. I should
be lost now without Tub World.
II, A. WlUAN,
BO YOU WANT A WATCH?
THIS IS THE TIME TO OUY IT WHILE
THE WATCH WAR RAGES.
THE EE3T MOVEMENTS IN CHEAP OK
DEAR OASES.
Every Tnrleiy nnd Hijle nf American
Slovementa unit fnaea Huprllrd Sub.
aeribera In "Tho World" nt "TruM
CSJPrleea" Tho .lliinhntlnii llorpe.
Timer,
Tns World's watch war on the ndvertls.
Ing sharks who awl; die pct-plo buying
wa tents through the mail lias tnlmlnated in
a boycott by all the American manufactur
ers and caremnkera nnd In the clo'ingof
every legitimate sonrce of Bupplr to the
newspapers Irylng to protect their sub
serlbcrs. Thlsrimply puts Tim World to
the trouble of buying 1,000 watchos from
forty dealers in different cities inttad of
buying them from ono dealer In this city.
It adds a trilling amount to the cxpen-eof
getting each watch snrieptlt'.ousiy whicn
was before purchased openly, but not
enough In make any practical d.fTcrrnce to
the consumci. Ho long as Ihe An.eiicnn
watches are sold in tins country fiiv World
can get tbeni and its subscribers shall hate
them.
cheap WATcnra.
To buy a poor timekeeper "a cheap and
narty Watarbury-in either a cheap ca-cor
a dear esse, is merely to throw away tho
money lor the one or the other. If show is
wanted, buy nn , empty caso and put
all tuj money in that. If a time,
keeper is wanted, put the money In that.
Put never buy a movement that will not
keen time.
'Ihe best timekeepers In the world nre the
standard Amencan movements, the lowest
grade ot which haB reveii jewels. '1 he Elgin
and Waltham companies have made about
ten million movements ot thl glade, and
the reputation of the American wotehea as
the best timekeenera in thn wm lrl la Imaoil
on tbo seven-Jen elled movement. '1 lie new
sovcn-Jcwelled movement lust pnt on the
nisrhct uy too ntsii'jaru company is a
marvel of beauty, and tho cheapest. Its
reputation as a timekeeper has yet to be
made, aud The World is enabled to ofler its
reaucrB
aprrrir. nrr.n wn 1
Tho Stnndsrd Coretpani's sven.!ewelIM nleltat
movemen:, in sn opin-:acd ilvorlna can, clem w lnt
aii'i p?i, ftaieir piuiun, i ompanftfttiou ramncr, tem
pered liatr-eprina, by rtgbtercd mail, In perlect
ertfr, u,
Ths tllrerfna rs.es ara tha enler of silver.
smooth, of liaril metal anil carefully matte, Ihty
rra vary bsavr, mil, while not hindome, will pro
tect a vrateb batter than any other vaea in ttia war-
.i. iiiar ara samio on ouiproor.
nftr rtlndirl scvanjerelleil trovpmauts In
coln-sllvtr canal hare bueu obtained, and vrlll to
oiu at set racn.
lint many will want the better known
movement, and here is
special orrrn jro. 2.
A vvaltnam sofeu-jewallad mnveinenMn an open
faced silTerlnn case, atetn wind and set, aaletr
pinion, rompensatlon balance, tempered hair
spring, by reclstered lusii, In perfect crder,
8rff.7o.
ntA naUnt r,a,laM.. SB 1
Asthesa movements aro very scarce and hvrd to
ret, tha riant Is lererred to send either Elutn or
,, ei. ubiii, , ii rj can la
or vValtbam will be sent.
can ba obtained. Uut only Klain
Tha natent rafn!ntnr and entntinraatlnn
balance makes ft canal as a time-Keeper to
any waicii turneu out oi tne x,igiu or
Waltham factories.
I'hft mnvenipnt. la crnaeanlf.n.1 l.w Tt. r
World to be the genuine movement, tho
same mat mo uuyer wouiit pay I7o to isioo
for In a flfty-rennyweight gold cac. Any
subscriber ruav rend In full contldonco that
ne win get a goon timekeeper.
FIN! WATCHES orEN-rACED.
Tho ten.cnrst. pnlil.fllle.t MnntnnV nn.n.
faced ca-cs, guaranteed for llftccn years by
Joseph lahys. and tho tblec-ouiico coin
silver cases are the same piles at pioscnt.
Hore is The World's
A ValthAro reTea-jevreiled moTenient, stem
i.n'lii.nrrTnifA n
hiuu idii ee.. ..in; pinion, coinpenestlon
balance. In Montauk or coln-silter caan,
both screw back and screw bezel, doit and
water proof. $12.03
II ItnDl.N ,,l.lw SI
A Walthsm ten-jew oiled luovameiit, aama.,,, 14. 20
ItflAnilenlrecun'or, 1 tilra,
A Waltham fliteen rnbylaweued more-
rnent. eipnted plilots, patent res alitor,
adjestod , 10.05
A condition of tbia offer la that Plain mnoniam.
of thn exact eatna or higher arade may t o substi
tuted when Waltbams cannot Ln had.
Tho patent reirnlntor addpil makes then.
the equal as timekeepers of any priced
watch made.
ihe wire man will buy tho ton-inwellnd
movement, with a patent regulattir.15.2o.
In a sllverlno caso tho subscribers cau
getthts lor 10.20.
If tho subscriber wishes to older a special
movement In the Moutank gold. filled or
coin-silver cases, ho cau do eo at the follow
ing pricesi
VI'ahAairL .
M'ro. hllery., ,, S14.P5
P. ti. Hartletv... !;.,.."",".".,... 18 IM
A., T. & t.'o.. lnjeneir.gUt 24,70
hime, lfl JevTetr, nick.,.,, , KO. 70
CriientMret,16jenels,nick ho 45
illIn.
). M. Wheeler, 15 Jnvrola 17,i
It. 11. Taylor. In jevrela. y.46
li. W. Uiymond, ID Jewels SS.10
In a 1 4. curat onld.tlneil ffl.i. rvnnrnntnert
for twenty-one years, the pi ice of the fore
going will be 2. .10 extra lor cugluc-
lurueu, aumj.oy ror engiaveu.
HCNTINO OASES.
AllV seven-lewelled mnvemenr enalift fni.
nished ill a .Montauk 10. carat gold-nlled
hunting cae tor 41H.no, but something
can bo saved to the nubxeriber when he will
take either the f.lgin or Waltham. whichever
may at the moment be obtainable of tlie ex
act same grade. Under theo conditions
The W0111.11 makes
bpecial orrnn sn. 4.
A AValtham aoveii-Jeweiled movement,
alety plutoo, couipeniitlon balauee.
Hem whirl and net. in Mnntiiilt 1(Lnt .
aold-ttlled or eoin-allver huntlua caia.,,, $14.7.
Sune, 11 iwel Ju.f.0 ,
bame, 16 Jewell, patent reanlir, nick IH..5
baine, 16 ruby Jeaeli.patast rexmator, .
ji'l, Hi t. 21,76
Same, tint quality ailt movement. 16 red
rnuyjeneis in aoia lau.nas, uoubla auna
dial, adjusted to beat, cold and poiltious.
patent regulator , 7.
Same In nickel mofement.. 20.7.S
llai.ll o,' tba laetiiriea at t.lcin and v altiiam lur
tillhea correipondinn arades and thei prlura are
Lotidltional upon its bein t.lfed tree, whichever U
atallihle at the tir.ie theorderfs reeeited. Ina
M.rarit, old.nlld, 21-ye.r ea.n, the price la
62.60 till a lor anxmo turned an J $11.60 etiarared.
If tho stlbieribrr wlrhea to order a aneeial
watch, which wld havo to bo specially car
chased for lnm. orders will be nlled uiXer
tho lullowliig
SPECIAL OFVEn MO. 6.
Any seven-Jewelled movement of any Am-
crioaa iic.vry, in a j.our&ul. IJ.jesr
nd.nlle4 ten.car&t buulior case. ,
810.60
No. li. -Jl itwali. niek ,.
No, 16 1, jnirolr, latom resnlator. nick
No. 26. 16 j.uela, jiatcnt regulator, ad.
1H.60
21.26
la.ted lo
tnmpeiaturw tud
position.
Ulcsei,,.
No. 115 16 Jcwela, pvtent rtwulitor, td
juitei 10 tttiiitwrature aud position,
1". t. liartletl, 1 f. j-v. oViJ ni'! ,."
A T. 4 Co., 16 ivnete, nick....,
L'roaient hlreot, iDJawrl, nick ,,
.11.76
22.6"
main
No 1U-11 lewela $18..',n
No. 1M.116 Jowrla, patent rran atnr, nick 21.26
No. r016 lewala, patoui rrxulitur, ad-
tl. M Whenfer, lh Jewel. , 21 .Ot
II. II. Taylor. In Jtwala I....;.".!.. Sil 00
11. W liainoud. ;i'.,25
Hr ecial nrilpr. en lhiHn 111a v lm anll.et in
tlelaya.
loniteen caret, twenty or tvveuty.cno
leal tilled bunting cnso, are (2,60 addi
tional ,or eilffllie turned, and A:t.6ll fne
engraved.
Solid gold cases, iu 14 carat, cost U4
cents per prnuywelght tor the gold and in
tor making (plain). Kngraving costa 6
mnre. lor IH.catat gold the coat 1 no
centa per ronny weight, but this istoosott.
I'ittypinuv-we'ghiaia the Hehteat hunting
case that should bo u.ed.
LAPUV WATCIIEf.
Bo long aa either a Wallham or Elgin
movement may be uud in a Montauk case,
the price will lemam i:, 76. Ireitlierls
specially ordered, the price must be tin, 00,
in a Monarch (14 carat, 21-year) engine
turned caae, for tho seven Jewelled move,
metit.
Tbe higher grade movements can be fur
nished at the fallowing additional cost in
Monarch (14-carat) cases)
JJ awe. -4 ,0
17 l.wala 112.110
Haliaaia.
Ill jewels, flit..., , ln.no
1 Jewell, nickel tnuTeioant.,.,,,,, ., lri.nll
Biewela, moke) oiovemtDt. ,,,,,, M,60
fjjawali, silt. , 17 n
6 Jewels, nickel , 1,00
The Monarch cares are engine turned.
In ladles' watches tho i heapeat and best,
movement is tha l;Mcwel!ed nickel Wallh.
am, for IK, no. In a Monan li ce. 'Ihere
Is no dlfleienco botvvrrn this twenty-niio
year tilled case and one of anlld gold, except
thatit la much heavier and will protect tho
watch better than anr solid gold case nost-
lng less than tiir., 'J his movement In this
cane Is all that a princess would dcslio In
mo way oi a waicil.
ai'LlT-SEtOKl) noRar-TiMEna. $ 1
The chcrpeat chronograph orb ir-o-timer
heretofore has been the V altliam Nn. 7 10,
fill) iu open face, 4t) ptnuywclght, In.carat
catc.
'In meet the demand for a clieap bore
t mcr, for ure on the road and on tho farm,
the .Man latlan Watch Company iui. u.hc
tniea stop-watch with npllu.ee nd hand
sweeping around the dial and dividing eaeh
minute into lioo parts cr each second into
Uvt. lor the rport.ng man, lor every
ono who wishes to measure time moie
kccutotelytuan a p.slb.o with an ordinary
natch, this is ixactly the witch he tiee. s.
Irieieis nothing llknlt on the market and
nothing c, esper than too that will do the
same work, it is care 1 In on exquisitely eh'
graved Jlnntaiik H earat,ric I
air made for
thi .Miiiihattan Compar y ami gum untied for
lltteeii years. It Is screw-tack and be' l.
dust ami water tight 'Ihe awicp-stcond
hand Is controlled by the lofi-hand pout,
"iMi;.i i.u;'- anu starts ii. ii is not a
II. -hack. Die rlgbr-hnnd poit sets the
va u , o that it la not necesrary to otien
t ecase. 1 he movement has three Jew. Is,
and these three are In tho balance, wi ere
liiost needed. Itlsilassod ns" full-Jewel
balance. " As a timekeeper lo. ordiuaiy
touxii wear and usage It should not be put
Into competition with the soten-lcwelicd
llgln umi Walthams, in tliesame Montauk
cn.er, at 9lv. t)A. It has much more mceh
an sm tu carry lis sweep-ncond hand, and
It la moro ' el.cately ad usted aud easier
put tint of r.rder. It it a watch that mti-t
be treated with care and attention, and
winch ennnot be cxrectrd to stand
thn rough usage of an nrdlnay watch.
1 ho e who do tiot need the swei p-recond
band marking llftlis or a second, who only
dome a watch to keen pertcct time, should
order a vv a than, ni fli-i.i' Thn Maul.niten
Company irusraiiteoa tho movement against
Imperfection, but not against llbmage, for
nun jvar. ioiecuve waicue'. win ne ex
changed for nowone.but waiches that have
been maltreated tnnat be repaired, lleralrs
of all ltltidc w 111 always be made by tho Com
pany at mere cost.and It prefers to repoir its
own watches.
'J Ms uiotrntent 1n asUrerine casetsonlv
"o. Aiie nniy uiuercnce is in the care.
Tins puts It within the reach of evoiy ono
who wants a chronograph lor use In timiug
races, tlie speed ol lioreg, &c. It Is cspe
cia.ly adapted lor tho use of physicians.
THE StAHHATTAN TIMEKEEPER.
The Manhattan Watch Company liasputon
the market, for a limited time, its now Hire,
keetcr.ln an orcii-tacedallverino or "nickel
silver" cae, at t4.no. 'Jhis la a three
Jewelled ninvemflit. without second hand,
which it wishes to put in competition with
any of the cheaper timekeepers made. The
regular prito is IU, and tho reduction to
Ti'K World'h subscribers is fi.60. 'Iho
case is solid, and guaranteed never to tar
nisn or lore Us ellur color,
itow TO onDER.
In ordering a watch aay whether it la for
a mail or woman, whether hunting cae or
opo , luce, and what tho advertised prico is.
Slate distinctly the number of the ofler. as
different watches have the same price, lln
not order a watoli unless you know tlio
price, and do not order a watch that Ik not
named in Tup World. Wiilo and ask tho
price. The Woild will purchase for any
subicnber, but for no nno else, any watch
bo may desire, at the loncst prico possible.
It may vary, according to the sttuatlou.
WATCn CHAINS.
The demand for watch chains has made It
t' to supply than to rotuee It. In ap-
peamuce mere la nn nir-
roicnce netvvecn a plated
chain worth ten cents, a
rolled gold chain wortli
$10 and a solid gold
chain worth $100. It Is
a matter of faith, and
Tnp World has objected
to having anything de
pendon "faith." How.
ever, for such as wish It,
Tut: World has reenrod
an extraordinarily low
prlco on two standard
patterns of gold rolled
chains, guaianteed to
wear live years, "war
ranted 14-carat gold sol
dered" whatever that
maymeau. Tbe two cuts
snow the sizcoi tnoltnk.
Laolillnkof No. 1 lsbent No. 2.
NO.
ami twibteri. dih the cut
does not show it. The links of No. 2 nre
double. Iheso chains will he sent by rcgis
teied mail upon receipt of tl.o5 for No. 1
and $2.K6 for No. 2.
For tho ladles three patterns of fob-chains
havo been se'ected. Those are simple aud
neat, and will please those having quiet
tastesi
No. 3. price $1.75, has aamall link, with
small cube pendant.
, No. 4, prico J2.00, small links, pointed
bsll pendant.
No. n. price '.. 25, of fine wiro woven,
witli fen pendant
All theso chains arc of genuine rolled gold.
'I hey nre not plated or ilro gilt cholna, tho
best of which will not wear alx months.
Lolled gold chains are made bv rolling solid
Platea of gold siound a niece of wire, which
is then drawn nut to the size wanted for the
chain. TliiHWlrolsciitlntnpIeccs, bentami
linked together, and soldered with solid
gold where tho gold wlr meets. This
mukes a ehain to all intents and purposes
sol'd-bnt "rolled Plato" In pome. The
genuine lolled plate wears for years, lint the
market is Hooded with cheap imitations In
elocttoplato and liro gilt that must be
avoided.
WHAT THEY THINK OF THE WATCH.
Unsolicited Teellmonlnls from llunilrrila
of Piirclmanra.
IIocsd Carre. La. Y'ntirprcmlum twelvo.
dollarlgold w atch, ordered receti tlr. 1 eccivod.
It is a beautiful pieco of workmanship.
worth much moro than the amount de
manded for it. and any gontlcinan can wear
It with pride, for It is most artistically flu
ishccl. It l certainly superior to what I ex
pected for the small sum ot $12.
Dn. O. noARD.
CAHBniDOE, 0. My watch camo to hand
In due time safe and sound. I read the di
rections aud handled tho watch according
to instructions, aud it started off very nicely,
and is ju.t as good a watch as I want.
LJvciybody admires its beauty and wonders
how you cnn furnish such a watch as this
fer the small amount of $12, I tell them to
subscribe tnr TnE World and then they can
get ono fur themselves, W, K. Borton,
Chatham, H. Y.-I received my watch
about aeven weeks ago all safe, but neglected
to wrilo to you. It baa beci keeping correct
time, and 1 am very much pleased with it.
I think it a perfect beauty aud worth twice
the money pant. (icniar. Bhctei.t,
1!iiai.yillf, L'tah.-I have received both
watches and I am much pleaded with tiieni.
They keep good time. I could not get as
good a watch anywhere cite for the money.
James. Kohinson.
Wnrnxo, Mo, I lorgnt to noV owledao
tho receipt of the elegant waUh I ordered
from you. It la orroniental. beautiful and
userul. Many thank" Tor It and ror what
yon are didtig for the snli'oriber of Tui:
WlillLP, J. 11. TliMI.I1.liUK,
Deokeutown. N. J.-I lecclvo 1 the watch
yesterday and am well satisfied with It. I
would a iviro any i.po desiring a goud watch
to subscribe foi Tiik. Would,
J. M. Blavvflt.
Aitoona, Pa. Please accept our hearty
thanks tor the lovely watoli. W'e, nfcoiiino.
expeeted it to be a. ropiHseutoil. butilid not
kn iw that wo might liko tlie doalgu, Wo
tile wol) nleaai n. lr wi nut by the aide nf
two other watches tha' each coat tmu-e than I
uiioo viiue' nn iiihi'JI, a in it uiu not loao
anything bv tlie comparison. Mir, 11.
ltintriFiD. (.'tab. -I received the watch In
good oondition. 1 am higelr plouued with
Ita aprearauto, and it It plow s as gi oj in
use u it is in appearance I tha i feel well
repaid for tho price. rUna tlAtiosnt.
Atlantic. W. Va.-I loccived the gold
watch I rent for and tlnd tt is much bolter
than jouieprereiitert It to bo. 1 have seen
all the premium and aiticles you have ad
vertised tor tlie lat live years iu your own
name) and found I hem all better than you
cla med them tu be, Accept thanks lor jour
piomplnoes. E. E, MoMillen.
Old Oltuncif. Va. Thn waleh that T
ordered some time ago fiom you I ticetved I
in good order. J cau say J am highly tie.
iiwnieu wivu ii, ior it gives me periect satis
faction, w, J, Miles.
Mabun, Tex. -The gold watch ordeied of
you some time since came duly to band.
have given It as thorongh trial as the time
wotilcf alfow and find it lo be all yon adver-
(Ian iff,, l.n 'I r f hn JO wlm Will I aWStCh 1
can recommend It as bclug Just what voii
represent It to to.and one that will mcrt all
roitilremelit), Jko. M. Jolly.
, OAnnrLP. N. Y.-I. received the watch
i last Haltirday night. It came through, all
right, and lam very ranch pleased will it.
ii lias uepi goon rime ru lar, vi iiium
vYot.LD Is a great paper. My father has
taken It for a great many years, aud expects
to take It for many more.
8. E. rnxLOCK.
Photo City. Utah. -The second grid watch
came about a week ago. nnd would bo moro
ratisiactory than Ihe other wete not the
other as tstlsiaclory as can be. icouaidcr
the other highly satisfactory and. this one
" satisfactorily." Dr. W. H. Depew.
Tuny, Pa. I received the watch and It is
a 1 canty. My .laughter la so pleased with
it tl at she cannot bear to bate It out of her
Fight. I allowed It to five or nx persona and
they thoiigl t ttwas a wonder. 1 wound it
up and it runs iightalcng with onrclud;.
Jons P. Portfr.
Crnr.rnLt.r. S. Pak. Home lljne In July
I ordered a wnteli through TnE Wontu, but
delnved aekiiotti. ilgn g riceipt ot tho saino
iu order to give it a thorough trial. I can
row aay 1 am more than satisfied. It is a
"dandy." (Jive tbe high-tarlll bnga lit..
11. 1". LoCNSBEttV.
Allyoant, N. Y.I received the gold
watch on Aug, II, and since then It has kept
good fine. 1 vvlrh to acknowledge that I
am more than well pleased with It.
(1. W. Darrer.
MirsnpLA, Mon. I received the watch on
the wi tli. and I am ery mnch pleaaed with
It. It Is much better than I expected. I
am pcrlcctiy satisfied with my investment.
Jatoi ItKiNiiAr.n.
Pi.PAaANT Plains.111. I received the gold
watch ro' eral days ago. I appreciate itvery
highly Loth ror the finality ol the works and
the case. Accept thanks. John CvnTEE.
r.cttiiAn-r. lid, t received tlie watch In
pood condition. It keeps good time so far.
We are well pleased nitn It. Accent my
thanks. .Ions F. Brady.
Jamfsthwn. N, Y. The watch came all
right and is a beauty. I will teat tt when my
sou leturns and lepoit. II, J, Bpekcip.
Tpoy, Pa.-Hie watch was received about
a week ago, It In in every rerpeet first oisss,
and when started began and has continued
to keep time perfectly. Many thanks.
A. M. Wehto;.
NoiiTn Havev, Me. I received one chain
ycujeidny and another to-dpy. They are
very good, and lnm much pleased. Many
thanks. P. L. OiLpkhwood.
IttnAx, Neb. My watch chain camo to
hand to-day, audi nm very well pleased with
It, indeed. Joun Uawxsby.
Holly, Col. The watch came to band on
the 17th lilt. U. K. It Is certainly very
cheap aud good. It certainly pays to bo a
subscriber to Tub Weekiy World. Anyone
can mako money, for The World is no
rniite. but give lionert goods to its sub
scribers. It la an excellent, sound, honest
Democratic ptpcr. May success perch on
the banner of The World.
Alfred Daxter.
Hwef.t Chalybeate. Ya. I received tho
watch O. K. tbla a. h. Jt is a dandy and
I am well pleased with It. I think It la a
chance in a lifetime to get a good watch so
cheap. D. ,T, Uallaouan.
Mount Olive, Va. I received lady'a
watch from you romo time ago and am well
pit ascd with tt, 1 stepped Into a local Jewel
ler's shop a few days auo, and seeing a Mon.
tank case, asked the price of the watch. Iho
answer mi 25. I only paid l:i.76 for
lniuc. W. C Wisman.
Marios, B.C. Tho handsome lady's watch
received eomedavs ago, I find It ri repre
sented andam very muchplcatod with it.
Joseph A. Haker.
Bt. Ionatice, Mon. I received my watch
in good shape, nnd consider it an oxccllunt
ouo for the money, 1 am well pleased with
it aud will call again. Jameb Downey.
TAStrA. Fla. Tho watch came to handlast
Monday, and sn far as I can Judge at preent
1 am wonderfully well pleased with tt and
could not duplicuto it hciefnr less than f 18.
V. 11. MdLTAtSF.
ORrATri.t., N. Y.I am much pleased
with the watch. It keeps good time.
Jacob Moon.
Oreen's Farjis, Conn. I received my
watch In good order. I am niucli pleared
with it and wisli to tbatfk TnK Would for
the iavor done me. II. M. HutnwooD.
flnPWVPnnT. V. V. T rnrnlv. ih. w.l.li
last night (1. K. It la a beauty and 1 am
very inncii pleased witn it. A. 1.. Porter.
Manasqpan, N. J.--The watch received In
perfect order. 1 am pleased with tho same.
FltASK Obbohx.
Bethlehem. Mel. I wish to acknowledge
the receipt of. tho gold watch I ordered
through Tnr World. It exceeded my ex
pectations. I must say I was snrprlscd at
the marvelloni cheapness ot the caso and
movement, na 1 rnmtlilnr it tlrat eiana in
evoiy tespoet. Long life and success to
The W orld. II, F. Andrew.
" WELL WORTH THE PRICE."
That fa XVhnt They Ray About Ihe
Iluggv and llnrneaa.
Beater Falls, Fa. The buggy arnved
last week, and I can truthfully commend
the same to any of TnE World's subscribers
aaa buggy well worth tho prlco at which
tbey are sold by The World. Thanking
you for past favora and assuring yon of
some more orders. I am H. H, Benforp.
Bilyer Brnisop, Fla. I received tho phae
ton cart ami liaruosa In good order. I cm
well pleased with them. The cart Is much
better than I expected, Mary W. Coop.
Pine Bluff. Ark. The buggy camo 0. K.
and gives pel feet f atinfactlon. Many neigh
bors havo examined it and are highly
pleased with it. Beteral trill send for TnE
WonLD and buggy soon. All pritlso your
masterly effort against tho McKlnley and
Lodge bills. Mav the flag ot The World
be ever in tho front rank for tho dofenaeof
tbe poor aud bid dellauco to the oppressor.
J. A. Hupoens.
Ehrur Oak. N. Y. Tho too buggy and
Jiarnesa ordered from you arrived all right.
I am heartily eatisfled with both. I thor
oughly indorse tho expression, "It pays to
be a subscriber to The World." Your ar
ticles. "War on the Farmer," aro admirable.
May you t o blemed with tho "gift of con
tinuance " in showing up fraud and imposi
tion of vvhatcvor kind. r . A. Cubtain.
I)e Lyrt.'! Springs. Fla. Thesinglo buggy
hirnoMS I ordered of von niriv..! all eir-lit.
and gives -ntlsf action. I com. dor it a cheap
haniL-fs at toe price. I albo liko your 1 aper
verrinuch and earnestly wh it bucccik,
while managed in tho war it is now. Were
It not lor such rapcra woikinc in the Inter
eitoftbo masses this country would havo
gone to ruin long ago -at leant, that is the
opinion of a great many people, mysclt in
cluded. May (lod speed your etlorts in dar
ing t do right. Urn. W'lLLICf.VEF.
lYiurBMlTrr. Ailc T reeoiveil thn hunt..
all right. 1 um reiy much plcarcnftwith it.
c. ijonvi'f.
IIkiovtovvW. Pa.-I leceived thn liii(.vT
ordeied from you all right, lam neitcctly
satisfied with it.
Hull.
i.rt it.
lUOVVN.
WllLfnTT. N. Y The huoov areir.l nn
the 7th. lam very much pleased with it.
'! he harne-s came a week ago. I found it
lust aa auverineu. ALtRED uiikey.
Port Haruelhov. B.C. I take rlenauro in
acknowledging Ihe receipt of the two
watehes, buggy d harness ordered from
you recently. Tnoy were received in good
order and tuo entirely ratlslectoiy.
VV, A. tJl-BENBVnV,
Cor.rsiniTR. N. .1. The l.tienri. nt l..,,I
and think it it very cheap.
A-DQENE HAWKINS.
npi.M e:,,,,. .i.n ii.....,.1h.
Litii.e Compton. It. X. Thcdouble.barrel
uiori:uouiiiiiK KHH J"U SCIll Hie cameail
right. I do not think I could get the same
gnu in Bo. ton tor twice tha ininmv. ft. v. u
regular "Jim-dandy." Aruipu Dirp.
.Vllfoany, N. Y.-I received the rovnlver
all right and am well pleased with the samo.
Howard Lewis.
Lexinotox. Ya. t acknovvledge the re.
ueintof two safety-hauimer tevolvcrs, with
which 1 am very much pltu-ed.
W, A. McKect.
Weiser, Idaho. I received the revolver
all right and more than pleased with my
purchase. Thanks to The World. I eliau
.Miti-uuee. .uii'i" iu AJ1K VIUIVLD. A flit
teud you some moie orders soon.
Thomas Shannon.
IlncKwoon, Ore, I sent for one of your
dnub'e-barrelled shotguns last Fall, audit
haa pruvi'd satisfactory I every respect. I
do nut roe bow 1 could do without Trm
Woai.n. It is tho best paper In the whole
country, and may It live long to expound
tuo irutu. a, ii. Melvin.
iM.IC"!f,KT',F1,u,TI,,'ocelTe:'tl" Pl'tol lt
night all Q. K. It ahoots straight and lilts
the bull's-eye every time. J. B. Couen.
DO YOU SING OR PLAY,
HERE IS MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
AND FOR YOU.
Two tlrent OHrei Which livery I.nvcr
ot .ttnslc Will Ho M'ell (it ttend-The
Ileal fllnale t Lowest Prices W hy
l'ny a Tax to Ihe .Itiiale stereo When
Von Cnn Itny Direct from the Pub
llabert
The sensation of the season Is Stransa and
his world-famous Vicunose orcbesti a at tlio
Madison Square (laiilen. Btrausa's lovely
dance music, n Interpreted by hla own
orchestra, la something to hear and novcr
forget. As very few of the subsciibers to
tho weekly edition of Tnr. World have the
plrasitte of listening to Stranre and Ms won.
derftil muaiciaui in person. The World
has made arrangements to place the mnslo
' IKelf within tho reach of all. A newcnlicc.
Hon bi Btrauss's dance music, on flue heavy
paper, in regular sheet form, has Just been
published. Tho list below tells exactly what
it Is, and tbe tegular retail prices are an.
nosed.
JYfre.
flood Old Time VTarcres 76
Chic Polka 40
Von am! Yon Wiltie" S3
Vienna r.loodi ..........Waltse 45
Wine, Woman and Pong,, , ...Waltzes 60
Tl puavnd snd One Nfthts Polka 60
With tha Wind and Till Polka 40
beautiful May. , Waltu. 60
Ilaaatlfnl Hone Polka Mazourka 40
Friendly (Jioe'.lo Waltzes 76
Awskenlor of the Heir Tolka Masoarka 40
OnaWaaer (lalop 40
Oar Motto Waltzes 70
Veil and Crown , Waltzea 60
Soucaifrota Home Waltzes 60
Hr Stearo Polka 40
WildOr Polka 40
Artlit's Mfo... Waltzes 60
Adele Waltzea 76
Nirht In Venicn Waltzos 60
Orer Field and Aleadow,,,, Ualop 40
LanaTiaraof tbo Eye ...fJalop 40
For Leva of ltsr Oalop 40
Vienna Dialect .Waltcea 76
ftalvinl Polka SO
Grpryllaron Walts 60
Italian Waltzes 75
One Heart, OneMInd .Polka Slazonrka 36
ejneea'a Laca llandkerohiof. Walts 40
On the Braatifulbiue Danube Waltzea 06
noocseclo. Waltzes 26
Clear tbe Track Oalop .15
In all there are thirty-two pieces, retailing
for 116.20. To thoso ablo to purcharo at
hair price it Is f7. 00. This is a pretty high
price, but people must pay it and they do
pay it.
TnE world's stecial orrEn.
The entlro set of thirty-two pieces of sheet
music willle sent, postpaid, by The World
to any subscriber to its weekly odltlon on
receipt of 2. 00, but only upon condition
that the purchaser s7iatl Incloso with tits
order the names of three Mends, to whom
The Weerly WonLD is to be sent (free) for
threo months with the purchaser's compli
ments. That is all. The subscriber gets
the music, and be has the privilege of send
ing The Weekly World for three months
on trial to three friends.
Btrauss's dance music is also published In
quarto book form, bound In paper, includ
ing the wholo collection of thirty-two pieces.
The bound copy will be sent on receipt of f 1
and the names of two fiiends. tobeplacod
on the subscription list of The Weekly
WunLD for threo months, without cost to
cither the put chaser or themselves.
akother oreat offer.
Tho Pitayiciit Liorarv of Vocal Jlustc and
the Wolteld IALrarv af Instrumental Musto
are new publications by the U'orld Jlfitsfcal
Supply Depot Dial every lover of mnslo
should be Interested In. Two numbers are
Issued every month, one vocal and tho other
Instrumental. Each number contains six.
teen pages of the best and latest copyright
music and from threo to six pieces, wortli at
ordinary retail prices from 40 to 76 cents
each. Kemember that this is not old, stale
reprints of musical back numbers, but a
collection of the latest and most popular
pieces of modern composers ln this country
and abroad. For example, tho vocal num.
bor for May contains t
Little Annie Rooney , Nolan
to Old Madrid Trotero
Lore's Oolden Dream.,,, Lennox
Diilfhoolj Martin
The instrumental number for August con
tains! You and Von (Da nnd Da) Walls FHraoes
Little Slncer Hilling
Heel and Too PcUa Putnam
Colleca Nones, Landers lllinan
A New Vorke Dancr Ilaffmau
The libraries ore handsomely printed on
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size, and aro without doubt tho cheapest
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clude two three-mouths subscriptions to
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Jno. II. JIeilly.
Liverpool, Fla. I have received the pe
you ordered for me. nnd I certainly think a
mlatake has been made by sending me a $
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Port HAnnELSov. H. C.-I write to ac
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The Hiinecxed Parmer,
irrom !( oiott.1
Uncle Jerry Busk, Harrison's Scerctsryof
Agriculture, has pecn making anme danger,
ous admissions to tbe Farmers' Alliance lu
Ohio, Ho told the assembled agriculturists
that the prlco of farm producta w as regulated
by tbe poition exported. In other words, all
the farmcr'aaalcs aro in a free-trade market,
but all his purchaiea Id a higli-rrotected
market. How long will farmers stand tt t
tray tcsni mtoeg aa cksoo waUUt uhtn ioii
tane,t an "Eieui" tr a " WMHrn," tkrowh
"1st Kuril" (tr las tamsgrlt