FARMERS' COLUMN.
This French word lias, doubtless, become
familiar to tlie majority of reading farmers,
without, probably, their having obtained a
very distinct idea of the process. Joel Ben
ton, in the New York Sun, gives a brief but
very comprehensive account oftheprocesaof
ensilage, a portion of which wo copy below
for the beneftt of the readers of the Adoooatk
who are not vot fnliy enlightened on this
licw step In agricultural prorata :
"The word cniilage means, literally, in a
pit, or trench, and ttaiida for the system by
which corn or any other green fodder Is pre
served by buriul in tire ground. It is also
used, metaphorically, for tho fodder so pro
served. That It is a valimblo discoveiy
there Is now little room to doubt ; and its ad
vocate, although they have not yet caught
the popular ear fur new discoveries inovo
klqwly heliove it isdcslined to work agreat
revolution In agriculture, Tho Inventor of
this new modo of preserving green fodder,
and thereby carrying thobucculcncoof sum
mer food through tho year, is M. Auguste
Ootlart, ft member of tho Central Agricultur
al Society of Trance. Ilia work was not
brought to perfection until many failure,
bad strewn tho way, put its succesi is now
trntieationed, nnd has won for him tho dis
tinction of Chccalicv dc la Lcjio,i d' Hon
ncur. "It. GoflUrl wa3 prompted to his experi
ments by noticing that tho cow which gave
such excellent milk, ond butter of such fine
flavor in summer when eating grass, fur
nished in winter, when tho same grass is
turned into hay, a very different milk, rind
pale, inspid butler. Ho observed, also, that
store cattle thrive ou green pasture, but that
the hay from tho same field, even when ju
diciously fed, will not preserve them from
frequent deterioration. Even where cattlo
do well on hay, it ia surprising how much
better tho same fodder, if it could bo kept
as grass, would serve the purpose. Tho mere
process of making hay, therefore, or of cur
ing stalks is a process of loss. The fine odors
ond best qualities are exhaled. The special
aroma departs. Then, too, there arc sadden
rains and driving storms to prevent good
hay-making and stalk-curing. Itwasmed
italion of theso facts, which any one might
have considered, that led M. Gofiart on. He
claims to have made thousands of experi
ment!, and to have continued them for a
period of twenty-fivo years.
"What is it that M. GoOart docs? He
digs trenches or pits in tiie ground, so pro
tected that water cannot flow or 'leak into
them, and then covers their sides with Tort
land cement. This silo, or ditch, he finds is
best made in an elliptical form, and with
vertical walls; it is easier to use it in that
ehapo and will prove more durable. It
bbould be made as largo as is consistent with
economical use, sinco tho keeping qualities
of the best pit are not quito so perfect on tho
sides as elsewhere. Of courso the less side
space there is the less necessity of packing
In contact with the air, or near it tho bet
ter. "In the receptacle wo havo described, tho
stalks of corn or other fodder aro placed ;
but not until they aro flrstcut in small pieces
by a powerful feed-cutter, "Tho fineness
to which I cut my maize," says M, Gofiart,
"at the moment of insilation, is extremely
important in view of good preservation.
Cut in disks of only ono centimclero thick
(about four-tenths of nn. inch), tho maize
packs better in tho silo; it occupies less space
and takes the form and consistency of a
species of pulp, leaving in its mass tho least
possible amount of air. In proportion as the
length is inscribed, tho preservation becomes
less perfect and finishes by being entirely
defective.' And here we conic to tho main
consideration of preserving green fodder,
viz.: the exclusion of air. Tormcrly this end
was not so perfectly attained os it now is,
owing to tho attempt to mix with tho green
leafage dry straw which it was supposed
would help prcservo it, as well ns to tho
economy of the operation. M. Gofiart says
ho has' used on occasion, wheat, oat, and 130
straw with his ensilage. Iiut tho keeping
power decreased as tho straw increased. 'A
Cft'eth In volume, or a tenth In weight,
was the maximum of what the maize could
cany without being exposed to an early al
tcration.' This is attributed to tho fact that
We'll Have No Fools In rurudlto.
A Hin'loo died ; a happy thing to do,
When fifty years united to a shrew.
Released, he hopefully fur entrance cries
Before the gates of Urahma's paradlao.
"Hast been through purgatory t" Uralima
said.
"I havo been marrlod !'' And he hung his
head.
'Come in I cotnelnl and welcome, too, roy son!
Marriage and purgatory are as one."
In bliss extreme ho entered heaven's door,
And knew the bliss he ne'er had known before.
Ho scarce had entered In the gardens fair,
Another Hindoo asked admission there.
Tho eclf-sainu question IJrahmo, asked again :
Hast been through purgatory 1" "No. What
then?"
"Thou canst not enter !" did the God roply,
"He who went In was there no more tlmu I.
"All that Is true, but he has married been,
And 10 on oarth has suffered for all sin."
".Married? 'llswoll, for l'vo been married
twice."
"Heitonc ! AVe'll have no foola In paradise."
,m 1:1 s a vsba x n m r. mihtz.
A Xew York justice of the peace wa3 re
called to a German hoii3c in that city to mar
ry a couple. Tutting a marriage certificate
in his pocket, ho started fortho festivescene.
Airlvcd at tho house under the directions of
a blue-legged llttlo boy ,w!to pointed out tho
place, heknockedandwcntlu. In the in id
die of tho floor stood a stout tiennan gill,
sorry and plump, her blue cyc3 rolling out
teors a3 largo ns butter pats.
"What's tho matter?" said tho sympathetic
judge.
"Matter I" said the girl ; "dat Gotleib went
oirnnd wouldn't marry me, nln't it?"
The justico said ho supposed it was; nnd
intimated that he had come to marry some
one, and requested the old lady to bring on
the lambs to tho sacaifice. Old lady said
"Dare vos no lambs Gotleib ish run off, and
vil not marry my Katerina."
"Well, said the justice, "Gotleib isn't the
ouly man thcro ia scud for somo other man
to marry her."
At thia Katarlna'a face bilghtened up,
and she ejaculated, "Yah dat isgoot send
mit Hans."
Hans was sent for but couldn't come.
When her messenger returned, ICatarino,
determined not to give it up, said,"seud mit
Shosepii."
Shoeoph. was sent for, but ho couldn't be
found. Kutarina's looks fell at this news,
and tho iustico was growing impatient. Just
then ICatarina looked out of the window,
and a short and thick young German going
by, when she rushed to tho door nnd hal
lowed. "Fritz I Fritz I"
Fritz shortly mado his appearance at the
door, when Katarina'a mother said, "Fritz,
you lofa mine Katarina?"
Fritz allowed ho did '.'mora as sauer
kraut."
"Then stand up here ;" cried the justice;
and before Fi itz could realize his position
ho and ICatarina were man and wife, and
Katarina'a arms were around his neck, and
her lips pressed to his, she crying tho while,
"Mein husband mcin Fritz?"
Our duty as a correct historian compels
ua to say that Fritz hugged back as well as
ho knew how. Thojustice, witii head erect,
stepped smilingly out, leaving tho luver3to
themselves, and walked away meditatively,
a holy calm stealing all over his massive
proportions, the consciousness of having
done bis duty gleaming in hiseye, nnd lion
or, honesty and rcctitudo In liia footstep.
Brags, ait ModiciEos !
The People's Drug & Family Medicine Store.
If you witiifc anything in tho Drug lino at bottom prices,
rro to tho OKI mid Keliablo Dfii'tr Store, in Dr. N. B.
liober'a Block, ucar tho Post Office, '
A. J. DUELING, Proprietor,
i Where vim villi flrjtf a tall and complete stock of
Puro Drugs, Medicines, 'Chemicals, Perfumery, Soaps,
Brushes, Combs, &c.
Lamps, Lanterns, Chimneys, Burning & Lubricating Oils.
A Complete Line of Druggists' Sundries.
Trusses, Supporters, nnd Shoulder Braces.
Puro "Wines and Liquors of all kinds for Medicinal and
Sacramental purposes.
Wall Paper and Borders, a great variety,
Personal altenlion given to tho compounding of rhysi
cians and Family Prescriptions.
Establish 1807. A. J. DUIiLING.
Lrh'sMon. NovmU'-r 2.
Tho Best and Most Popular Pulmonic Is
A, '
It Will-Fay to Read rMim I
It Invariably Cures CoueIis, Colds, Iloarse
uoss, Sore Turoat. Athuia, Croup, and other
Affections ot the Bron tiling Organs.
Til IS AXU'J'IUT,
The first watering placo bops of tho sea
son are managed by frogs.
England may bo "mistress of tho C's,1
but sho has never been able to fairly master
tho II's.
" If I nm stuck up, I am not proud," as
the butteifly said when pinned to tho side of
tho sliowcaso.
Tho latest burlesque announced is en
titled "Pretty Chicago Girls." What an ab
surdity it must bo I
The funeral notice of a western murder
er read : " Suddenly, on tho inst., of
dropsec."
The national game at Washington from
March to July, 1S79 : Hayes, S Congress.O,
It is ono of tho curious things of tho
woild that a male hairdresser often dyes an
old maid.
A. woman with tu-o beads hasjustnrrlv
ed from Europe. Eight bonuets a year!
only think of it 1
.V military man, pitching into an op.
pouent, exclaimed: "Why, his sword was
neyer drawn but once, and that was in a
re file.
From alt accounts Sarah Bernhardt
couldn't bo much thinner if she were a piece
ol Louisiana testimony.
"Whoso findeth u wile fiudeth a good
Hilnir env Knlnmnnr Tfntl ,.,, i ,.,,.
the straw takes up too much of tho water! bo be,icV(d , tiscd wllat Ue peachl!j.
from the green plants. In fact, del.ydrada- T)e ,Memm
und ladies of Auburn
tlon ought not to c.su ,, because the water rrj90u celebrat(;di The d
tftivnntnil tint nnlv fnv Ilia An c i I n nn. It elf a
llcspcetfully announces to tho people of Lehighton and its
vicinity, that ho has just enlarged his Manufactory by tho
addition of auother story, and that he is now prepared to
furnish them with every description or
Houselioll
Manufactured from the best Seasoned Material, at Prices
fully as low as tho same articles can bo bought for else-
. Tw I l ;1 T I -sff'P .1 .
where. Here aro a lew or uio inducements oiiercu :
Parlor Sets at from ' : 50 to $60.00
Walnut Marble-top Dressing Case Bedroom
Suites, 3 Pieces. 540 to Suo.UU
Painted Bedroom Suites, 18 to S40.00
Cano Seated Chairs, per sot of Six SO. 00
Common Chairs, per set of Six ; S4.00
and all other goods equally cheap.
Tn this connection, I desiro to call tho attention of tho
citizens to my amplo facilities in tho
BUSINESS, with a now and handsome Hearse, and a full
lino of Caskets and Coffins, I am prepared to attend
promptly to all orders in this lino, at lowest prices.
Patronage respectfully solicited and tho most amplo sat
isfaction guaranteed. V. NCHWAHTZ,
Oct. 12. BANK Street, LEHIGHTON, PA.
II anthl"ir influence uron thft irritated 11u
Vgot tlminr pagsnref. It dim to tlielnct tb.it
itn inmrilleiilft nro liio tnmt rOlcflctonn pulmon
ic MmplCB known to medic O hntnny, tho basis
nt tlinnrilrio tm iu- tin HONEY of liio lIUlti:
ItOUM) I'LANf, clirtiiicniir unit oi "with tlio
niptiicinniiir uciP'onr inu a if j l,n haiajijsa
or Iltinu ol Gi'eoU. Tlicro nre besides, llvo other
tmtnnlc elements which pivo nd tilt Ion al clflcacy
to J hP UlRtliHIlM'tl two.
Jiiose wlio imvf utwl tt. pay tbnt llAT-E'S
iioNiiv ok nonniii iUn u and tau not
onlr wonderfully ronioillni tn nil cnes whcie
tliooruau o ireplration nre Hfl'eclcd. out nlo
ARt Us ncttim tt umiMialiv rnjtKl. A few dnses
ttrnueiiLlv ncno to relieve n verv obShlniite
coimli. Itcoutnuin nrtUIn" Unt etiu fhRnnlor
tho Btonmcli, n fact that can he niiogeu with
truth of but lew Coiiirh remprlioflt It lias nn hi.
tienrolr npn'cable flavor, nti-l la hold nt m fijturo
v hlcli eual lea tboso of the niott limited iueaiia
to htbII tht niRCh oh of iti virtues
It i Mtnpio tnBdneH to trifle with a Coujrti.
itiuuion i nip ruroat. uuos "mi L-tmca irav
ci raoldlv nnd what la n triltlnrr nnd entulv
cnuquornblo ililllcuUvln those oinns to-day.
tiuiv in it lew wt'tnis hcvpioii mm uronemiH or
f onmitupt on. two rtlsiaet Which enrrv more
victims to ciirlv crnv!. than ony other In the
A Coticli nny bhflHv teiraed thorrcllnilnnr
uva of fonwumntion. a muladv of whlel
IlAI.K'd 110M2V Or IIOilKHOUND AMD
MAIL is Clio Cutest 1 nnwti liruvontivn. Thnno
t.'eiotoie, wlio wonli nrresi tho progrocs of the
df-imver tilinub1 delay not n tuouiont to take
a i'i UTAIN Sreelflr,
UIILLlDULN. deilro ffreit hPtiPflfc from in
fnoUilua piopertlca. wIkmi uufteilim' with the
'p.iroxyniH of Croup ond WlinnpmgConnh. The
tivt named d sph-o h ercla.ly destructive
amoiiffvouiiffetdldicn and th's reliable remedy
tueiiirtre i-acKnpt's unci uconoouzn.
PIUUJOB, 50 cts.. and SI, l'UU BOTTLE,
C. N. Crittcnton Prop'r,
NO SKVEXSIXTn AVEUUE.N.Y.
!TiBo Spi-iHBgf Stfyleso 11
N
C3
The undersigned most respectfully announces to the Ladies
of AVeissport and the surrounding country, that she has just
returned from tho Cities, and is now receiving an immense
assortment of the latest designs in-
SjpriHBgf MilRifl&ea'y k-sI9
Comprising Hats, Bonnets, Notions, Trimmings, &c, &c,
nil of wlilrh sho Is prepared to dispose or to her pntrons at prices so lovr'as to ho perfectly
astonishing. Hats und llonnots made up tu order. hWllt IthS aii'l XjADIUS
0V'N llAIlt made up to order on short notice and at very reasonable prices.
3- Call und cxamliio Ocods and learn l'riccs.-tta
Mrs. M. Guth, Fashionable Millinery Store, .
April 2G, 1879. White St., AVEISSPORT.
but to keep out tho air. 'Tho moist condi
tion of the ensilage, instead of being tho
cause of deterioration, is, on the cuutraryrto
a certain extent indispensable to the preser
vation of tho whole matter.' And the plan
now is to bur the stalks of tho plant that
is to be preserved, almost without any mix
ture. "The silo, when all is ready, should bo
filled a3 rapidly as possible, and tho l.tyeis
should be kept level during'the process. 'The
greater the compression the greater will ho
the preservation.' The wall should bo very
smoothc, and the utmost care must bo tak
en to havo the packing against these dono
with absolute perfection. In Franco, a wo
man walks continually around on the stalks
to bo compressed, but in tb.U country, a boy
or two, well watched and directed, would
erve the purpose. 'When the silo 'is filled
to the top and carefully leveled, prcad on
the surface short straw four or fivo centime
teres' (or about two inches) 'thick s then
place on top of this boards fitting closo to
gether. These should bo put across tho siio
in order that when it is being fed out they
may bo taken off ono by ono as tho silo is cut
down vertically.' On top of this flooring
must bo piled a very heavy weight no
matter what of logs, Btonoe, brick, or dirt,
go as to secure a continuous density, and the
perfect exclusion of air. Dirt is rather ob
jectionable, however, as it is liable to sift
through,
"This last act completes tho process, and
the fodder so treated remains for months, or
until green grass and corn grow again, iu
the moist, succulent condition in which it
was taken from the fields tho season previous
1'erhaps the inventor of this plan is nono
too enthusiastic when he calls it his pro
found conviction 'that the culture and ensi
lage of maize is destined to cause a complete
agricultural revolution it ought iu ten
years to double tho number of animals sup
. ported in our coil.' Tho translator ot Mt
Goffart's book, writing for our latitude, says
that 'a cow to an aero is a reasonable result
of the practice of ensilage.'
'The mode of feeding ensilage Is to 'lake
each day from your silo the nuiae required
for the uoxt day's use, and flftaen or sixteen
hours after, however oold and free from fer
mentation when taken out, it witl be quite
warm and In full fermentation, and tin an
iuiaU will eat It greedily, l'.lgut hours later
it will havo pasuad tho prupvr limit, and it
wiJ rapidly j.ki1.'"
A French newspaper, the other day , had
the lolltuving heading in its polico intelli
gence: "Suicide of two pcrsous; statement
of the one that survived."
A young lady graduate may, in after
years, foiget tho title of her essay, but sho
will always remember how herwhite'pekay,
dress was mado and trimmed.
The weather is not only untrustworthy
but unprincipled. Tho other Sunday it
rained all day ou a camp-meeting and shone
all day Monday on a circus.
Joaquin Miller says that men who love
the beautiful aro never bad. This will bo
coniolation to tho man who runs away with
his neighbor's wife.
A druggist, recollecting the Latin com
pliment to tho product of the vineyard, In
vino ventas, has put up this inscription to
the credit of bis soda fountain ; In soda san
itas. It was an Albany schoolboy who, be
lieving in translation ns free as the genius
of our country, translated duxeminaacUi
the fact Is woman is a duck.
"How Is it, miss, you gavo your ago to
tho census-taker as only twenty-five, when
you were born tho same year I was, ond I
am thirty-nine?" "Ah, you have lived
much faster than I, sir."
Texas has a man who for fifty years has
paid Ins newspaper subscription in advance.
Now mark 1 This niou has never been kill
ed notwithstanding bis continual state of
danger.
A man asked Mr. Titt for a certain
place. "I should havo thought," said tho
minister, "that a sinecure would havo suited
you Utter." "True," answered the applicant
"Uut if you glvo mo tho place I will make
it a slnooure."
Thero is an old lady, 107, in Boston,
who never used spectacles, and whose eight
is aa good as ever it was. I. S. Tho Botton
iW, which records this remarkablo fact,
uuus mai me ow ja.ty was born blind.
Lxtract from a French fouilleton : "This
blow woe too much foi the poor count, whom
so many emotions had broken down : befell
with his faoe upon the earth some instants
after Domingo bad finished bis recital
When he arose be had ceased to live."
The didereneebetweeuaboyand a barn
is that shingles are applied to the roof of Uie
UUUs
Spiring' & niEBaEsaei peHaiaag-S
The undersigned announces to tho ladies of Lehighton
and vicinity that ho is now receiving and opening a large
assortment of SPUING & SUMMEli GOODS, comprising
such as Matalasses. Delaines, Coburgs, Alpacas, &c. Also,
a largo stock of
PRINTS and GENERAL DRY GOODS,
which ho is offering
AT EXTRAORDINARY' LO W PRICES FOR CASH.
Groceries and Provisions a Specialty,
at prices to suit tho times.
Clover, Timothv, Hungarian, and all kinds of Field and
Garden Seeds, VERY CHEAP.
Opposite tho L. & S Depot, BANK Street,
May 0, 18TJ yl LEHIGHTON. PENN'A.
Important toBniMoi&Co
JOHN G. BIERY, Agent,
Is prepared to furnish all kinds of Dressed Lumber, Sash,
Doors, Elinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Brackets, Ballust
crs, "Window and Door Frames, Scroll Sawing,
Turning, Planing and Ripping done at short
notice and at Prices to Suit the Times.
ao' Macliluery t& all BSTew
st und f lisifest lDsntteiiiQo
Contractors and Carpenters are invited to
call for Specifications, which will be
cheerfully furnished.
$3 Special attention given to Orders by Mail. Thank
ful to our patrons and friends for past favors, we ask n share
of patronage iu the future
Porsnloliv A. J.
Lfttlghtoii. ra.
DURLINO. Bmkstrcot,
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C. K. Crittcnton, Prop'r
rail's
"Wo have entered into arrangements with Rev. J. Henry
Smythe, of Philadelphia, tho publisher of Sunshine for
Little. Children, whereby we are enabled to make you the
following unrivalled offer an offer wliich will, wc feci as
sured, secure for us not only your name, but the names of
very many of your friends and neighbors as subscribers to
our paper.
Although OVER A MILLION OF DOLLARS have
already been expended in this " great offer " by the " Sun
shine Publishing Co.," THIS PAPER MAKES NOTH
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name on our list as a subscriber to the Carbon Advocate
and to Sunshine for Little Children.
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ALPINE SILVER MINING COMPANY, '
OV OOLOKADO.
Capital, $2,000,000. 200,000 Shares.
I'ur Vnliic. $10 per Minrc
VNAssESSinncr
Dan. J. Splanc,
Treasurer.
J. L. Thompson
SccreUry.
sulphur m.a
Tlio Leading External Specific
to? DISEA315S OT THE SKIN and
Beautifier of tho Complexion.
It renders Uio Cutlclo Ilealtli fully
Clear m d Smooth, and is tlie LVst Pos
sible Substitute for Expensive Sulphur
tfutlis.
P. O. box 63.
Very npst(anr.
JOHN. G. 13IEUY, Agent
For tho Woissport Planing Mill
ian.4- vU
It 1 IiirnmimrnVo Uemcrtv Tor Unmans. Ul
rr.ns, cuts and every lmtabio or unhealthy
comhlliHi of tho Miii, ml if n mofet epi vieeufole
iciimlifU w'ent nnd fou'co of Hicelr relict In
lasen ot ooirr ml iiugumatism.
It ii n iiMwt ciiiMinlile DISINFECTANT OF
Ci.omiN'a OIUIUU LINIin, nom aim mei
tiv person- t-ullpr'utf iroiu obnoxious or to..
TAiUOUrt M8EAbi-H. and 1m it Ci pitai Ktiurdv and
l'revm lative t,t tnetn. when use-1 nHnnJi-jec
(Ion reisona einii'liiff tl havo no need lo
tiue Sulphur Jtati.s. or to reaat to Sulphur
-pniius for bit 1 1 mi n puri-oae.
Aanii nCUinei. cf ti.e TOILJ5T H isfni inoro
Oi-iiahli llian anv L'ome lo Mi.co it PoutAOT,
H,o n tic I en of Hint nn I urn, eonctMil Complex
loiiul lUt'iu shea but remove Miem.
TAN.FXlhCKLKS.VlMrfj; llLOTOIllIS
nr d Hie Mko, flpeediiv yield tui fl e.anflnff tu
fliience an-1 It Is the very bett Hoap to Hhnve
vith.hecimseit leae tho ekiti Riuonth nnd free
iroin tho lniation pruOuco.i Kcnslilvocu
ilcle. hy Uio uoulicatlMii or the lazur. It also
completely erad eate JjAN1HU;iR
Jlnusewive- t1eearo 11 to bo kacellknt for
wtiPhmg v OOLi: LIN hN. IiCj;. uiit) other
fahrtCM nud ladio nmvniK In too heat urclos of
inrtroiMiiitaii mid ruial society apeak ot tt In
the hiPhoal tei U),
lesilu omnia pour in from all quarter of the
Unhm upon Its 1'iopih tjr. many of win h lime
beeu publfled In tlio f tin ot n neat pamphtpt
piocurutih- ot Dittfrui-tt mid VnueyCoodH Deat.
tm, tht' ?niritiiitB hemy pen to pnblu ineof c
tionatllttt MFDICISAL WAItEll' UbK No. 7 blXTIl
Avasui:. Ntw Vouk. The arte i Is moieuver
iiinoiBpit iv tho Mullen) fiQiennty.
Like iosr otiikk famous ukiiedikh,
CiLKN'sihULl'iiUlthiiAl' has b enumtfll
td. Soipn without tho smallest fiacimn of ie
menial i flicacv have t ecu nnd are foiied upon
the. misusntctlUK unit uiio'jM'rvuiit, -b genuine
bulpl.ov hoaps pnfewsln1 propertlo- ldeptiom
vjta or equal to tho Gio.it Kpi u'llc. which tlieti
veuduitt fcte-t tit rival tv uudoiin.ua c nipoll
tio . 'J ho jmblio should th- refor too caieful : to
liKiu'returtir.i-N'WoMilphur fc-ojp bvltniuU
tifliue, undeeo th tt they pel the reut milc'e.
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er-tuml liioc ri rfeep (ltKNNS hULIMlUK
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Its Introduction and World-renowned
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THERE ARE NO SECOND-HAND
WHITE MACHINES IN THE MARKET.
This Is a ten Important mailer. a It It Hull
known and undisputed Uci tnat many ol In so
called first-class machines which sre ctlereo tr
cit so nm-a-curs are those that hao been re -liossessed
(that Is. taken back from customers
liter use) and rebuilt end fut upon the market
" itE VYIIITE IS TIIE TEEri OF ANY SEWING
MACHINE NOW UPON THE MAIIKET.
IT IS MUCH LARGER THAN THE f AMILY MA
CHINES OF TIIE SINCE.lt. HOWE AND WEED
IT COSTS MORE TO MANUFACTURE THAN
EITHER OF THE AFORESAID MACHINES.
IIS CONSTRUCTION IS SIMPLE, POSITIVE ANO
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