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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1872)
C.8. FRIDAY, AUGUST S3, 1873. THE MODERN MIDAS. Transmuting bane Metals into Preetoua UI. Amazing Discovery. Half Wlllm Dal Inn JUnbetand In Two Vouthn. AUMVS WOMIEK OITDOXK. A Moid Uikntory la Use ljr of Nnti i mawlnco. Tlie following wonderful statement with regard to the manufacture of gold U taken from the San Francisco Ihiily faronid. It will ilo.tbtles proyc en tertaining to those w ho delight ill the marvelous i The age of discovery is upon ns, and California bhls f.dr to be tlie source of aeries of development which will revolutionize the values of commerce and tlie basis of exchange. The oecii- Dtiioti of the doubter w WOS lieVer S 3 burdened and the faith of tlie ercdulous more busy hi analyzing on tlie one hand ami absorbing on tlie other the wilflMones of marvelous mines 01 gold and silver of limitless depth, and of thousands of acres glittering with ilia moiKls and glowing with tlie prismat ic tints of rubies, emeralds and sap phires. 'Hie Baglc circlet of Aladdin, which summoned the slaves of the ring, bearing golden vessels running over with Jewels of the rarest sine and htiCi and transformed its owner from a beggar into the welcome consort of trincesstjt which built palaces and bore them whithersoever he would, would lie laid aside In these days as useless lumber, and tlie Princess Seberawide's tales of the thousand and one nights are as devoid of the mar velous as those ot Mrs. Barbuiikl. AS IN LEARNED MAN'S DISCOVERT. Tet all that we have known hereto fore of tuliies of gold and veins of sil- j ver all we have heard of diamond placers, pales Into Insignificance beside I the recent discovery of an unscientific ' and unlearned man in San r'rancisco. 'Hie story as reported to us has much j of romance in it. hut tlie future may demonstrate Its truth, revolutionize commerce, and make the )ossessrirs i of tlie marvelous talisman, the verita-1 blc Midas ot tlie nineteenth centurv. ! It Is no less tlian the discovery of a ebemical process, which when applied to base metals, transmutes them into gold- pure, shining, veritable gokl. The rumor of tlie diamond discoveries hi Arizona have somewhat precipitated the disclosure oftlie facts we are about to relate, ami though at tlie risk of breaking faith with our informant, we consider his statement too important to be witheld from the public THE nAXKI3t'S STRANGE VISITOR. Some three mouths ago. a plain looking man, of American birth, pre sented himself at one of our leading hanks and solicited an interview with the manager, itie uanKer was very ranch wviinled w ith hi cares, owr- burdened with offers of paper for "- f i or p I with of losses on loans for which he held collateral in Hie -iin of mining -tucks, seemly descending on his hand-. He surveyed his snppos, lu-tomer, and nlnnv't before tlie first words ot saluta tion had fallen from the new coiner's lips, be said. "No, sir; can't do it. Very sorry, but liave gone beyond our limit to accommodate our own cus tomers. Doing nothing on the out side to-day. at any rates." The stran ger made no reply, but deposited a leathern valise on the banker's desk, opened and took from it a mass of dingy metal, looking half like copper andiialf like brass, and handed it to him. Tlie man of money examined it curiously, and returned "it, saying lie was no judge of mineral substances, and had no time to study this (articu lar specimen. A COSFIDEXTfAL mtSON's JfliC.JIENT. The stranger asked him if he woukl know gold if lie saw it : and if not. would lie he kind enough to send for some confidential lH-rsoll, on whose I judgment lie could rely, to away and j tbb substance, created from Imse tnet deleniiine the quality and value of his i as i,y one of our most unobtrusive lump of metal. Tlie proposition was i citizens. Some ot it lias lieen run into reluctantly acceded to. One of our and. stamped with the brand and most proiuinentassayers was summon- records of our most famous refinery, ed. and after examing tlie substance , hat been shipixil abroad, for tlie Iwsis stidinrpiirlng. with visible excitement, ! ofexcliangesfora banking institution where it came from, and receiving no j 0 a eolkal seale, to be establislied on Muenetaoil, tteparbxl, taking it with . liim. promising to reiiort on it tiienoxt iav wit one at noon. I'unctually at j the appointed tune tlie three met at theliuik. Ilieassaycr prnlmwl the ! metal, which Iwd lieen run into tlie fiirm of a bar. ami had all tin appear ance ot the ordinary gold ingot of com merce. "That looks like gold," said the banker. "It is gold," said theas sayer, "nearly a thousand fine the pure-t I liave ever put hi a crucible." ANOTHER SEARCHING TEST. IV stranger said nothing. Tlie Others piled him with questions con cerning the source fiom whence it canie. He civilly hut firmly declined to furnish any information, requesting them as a iartuer test of its genuine ness, to send it to tlie mint in this city for coinage. To this they assented, and the bar was sent, with otlier bars, to the Mint. It was there again sub mitted to the tests usual in such cases, and Uie next day Its value was returned in double engles-sometliinx more tlian eight tU-MMad dollars which was placed to the credit oftlie now deckled ly interestliig stnuig, ,-. Kor nearly a week nothing was seen of him or heard irons mm The banker Was III A fevi(. I of excitenient. He could think of noth- j rag Mir. Hie owner ot tlie gold. He all the mioinc (lf t(m public pre ft some record of a strike "JWJliIirod,,5m8 dtaricta; and, it the troth must be told, he waited lo- Rome intelligence of an audacious rob bery of the treasure box of an op- to riSw 7L-P' 1 iw i mn a prominent part. A 1M ISKT AM.MKNT. wen mimra wh no w uic our he was ou the point of advertising the possession by film, under peculiar cir cumstance, of a large quantity of re fined goM, when tlie depositor appear ed, bringing with him a much larger piece oftlie same metal as formerly, which, with some ceremony ami dig nity, lie submitted for Inspection. This was done, ami then the stmnirerimMlir ed If the banker was entirely satisfied of Its genuineness. 'Terlecflv. per fectly," was the answer, "it Is gokl. Win-re did von let It" The answer nearly caused hfin to faint, lie silt for a tew moments like one In a trance, ills ears were filled with strange sounds. His eyes grew dim. Ills Immb trembled nervously and his heart lieat a queer tattoo dicli alarm ed him for his personal safety. It was a very brief answer, yet hi it were in volved the most momentous consequen ce to commerce, to the vast system of labor and capital employed in tlie min ing enterprises of tin: Stale, to the precious metal basis of trade in every land, and to the maintenance even of (iovemnient itself. It contained a rev olution within Itself. "I MAKE IT MYSELF." K Is no wonder that the amazing disclosure almost unmanned the listen er. Tliestrangcruuictlvsnkl. "I made ill, ill, .iifm .nil I .i ji.nt'i in -,m,u m. "F e:oi iietki- If ht- flip toll. I can I 1, ..... ...i-." .....I ,.tt..- ........ I......1.I...I. treight a ship with it within a month from' the tune I have enlarged my nreseut laboratorv. as I am now about to do." 'Hie hnnker piled him with ' , questions as to its locality and witli prayers to be pernuttul to visit (Ik- scene of his marvelous labors, but to no Isliri.os.. lln flu.n iwM MnM the discoverer tlie power which they could wield in tlie community, tlie vast pos. j sessions which they might, acquire and the certainty of nuking. together a ! feme niieqtialed since the world began, j He represented to him the irnuossihili-; ty of concealment, except with the aid of one situated like himself, who could turn this new accession into tlie now I steady money tides of commercial ex changes and swell without destroying ! I hem. He attempted to show him tlie .... . danger to himself from the chagrin of those whose values he might impair or destroy, and tlie need of caution in utilizing for himself his terrible secret. TUE SECRET NOT MSCI.OSEP. His hearer sat with imperturbable countenance nntll tlie close oftlie ban ker's liaraiigtie, and then replied : "I will make you tlte depository of my gokl. You may control its issue, ami we will together share the power it brings. But my process mmt remain forever in my own heart. I sliull never reveal it. 1 will bring vnu in a very ! few days more than you liave now In your vaults. .My laboratory is near the New Park, in a building which would attract no attention, save from its dilapidated apiiearancc I was at work there (hiring tlie most of the past winter, and liave liy degrees succeeded in making myself quite comfortable without attracting attention. I have several ways of access to if, ami never use the same way twice in succession. I admit I have SxperieiKd some fear of discovery ami attack ; but my guards are my dogs and they arc fiiitli ful and silent. There is now more danger Hum ever in the Increasing volume of my imxluet, which will ) ntu., mWuis of tmiisnoef In raw nutforinl and brliigimr it liack in the shaH! of gold Hian tins old valise and my luuds." A SEA1.E1) ENVELOP. He then turned to a convenient table and wrote a few lines, which he sealed in an envelop and handed to the hank er. '-There is the direction to iny re treat. I -hall return in a week witli more gold, and if I fail to conic you may know some evil has befallen me. 'Mien come to me." Tlie hanker prom ised faithful observance of the injunc tion, ami with many protestations of mutual fidelity ami good will they parted. The paper has never been opened and the manufacturer of gold lias steadily and pmictnnUy reappear ed, bringiiie his weekly enormous ad ditions to the bullion of the Lank. It is said that more than half a mil lion have been manufactured within the last two months, and deposited in thebank: Some of it has been convert ed into coin ami put into circulation. Many of our readers who believe they are handling? the products of our gold mine, now .Inllv receive and nnc out t,e comiwratively small licginning of one 0f our noteil hanks, and tlie effort will lie made to make San r'rancisco ti mitel. 0f ai commercial exchanges o,,,! n. ,mitarv nf tlw i.m. ducts of tlie world, 'jfhc scheme is vast, proportioned to tile power which two men hold in llteir grasp. It is frightful to reflect wliat may be the re sult of their ambition, if it. should pass beyond its present reasonable limits. No human imagination can conceive tlie end to which tlie wealth of our modern Midas and his banker may bring all established modes of doing business, and, indeed, as we have said, the Govenimcntltself. The above extraordinary story Is told upon tlie authority of gentleman who is a stranger to the editor of the ( 'liritnicle. He refused to disclose his name, ami submitted these curious revelations on the condition that no inquiries into Ids antecedents should be Instituted by us. We simply give the startling recital, leaving our read er to form their own estimate of its credibility. A P-.kfwi-m fmirimttat: mwntltf loaf Ilia clfflit nfuu AVtt In tnrv Atfrimta manner. He was putting on a clean shirt, when the edge of ttwstitT starch ed bosom struck Mm In the eye, per manently disabling the organ. Moral: Don't put on clean shirts. Kditine a miner Is very much Ilka a" ""ibrella on a windy day : thaSii m,,, , . , , i..,, rt. had FloJ-d i from f Said Floyd one gloomy night, As out troni Donaldson lie crept, And took hi hasty tlight. From I'lllow 's trembling Hps there ranin An echo sounding mndi tlie same. j " Is the subject of considerable eoui And lluekuer tlwught his chief was "'cut m v,irl nuancjal circles. right, 1 'I he total subscriptions were entiul to Nor longer durst maintain the light ; i .W.iXW.Oiil-gold, or about double And then cjime down (Ik-rebel "Imrs. " Hr national debt. This is without And from the fort hung the stripe, and ; PMhIW hi history. stars. I "I don't mean to reflect on you." 'That (iranl's a dangerous man.' " ; said a coarse, would-lie-wit to a man said they; , whom he had insulted, "Xn," was And doubtless think the same to-d:iy. the reply, "you're not pollslied enough to reflect upon anybody."' A hold, bad mini Is Oenoral Onu.t. " .. Said Itcaiuviraiil one morn. As from Hie ha uglily traitor's brow TIh victor's wreath was torn ; And from the field his legions went. Hv orders Oenerfll Rrntit had sent, l iieu SliiliuVs Hehi Will ours again, Uspite the host of rcliel men. Whoeallie an army. boosting loud. Hut went n panic-stricken crowd. For Bcaiireg.ini and all his men Perhaps thought (taint was dangerous tlien. "A bohL Iwd man Is Oeneral fimnt." Said I Vini. 'lion one day ; 'Kmreaties are of no avail, He will not go away. A stubborn, mulish, dangerous mm ! lie wants our rebel hides to tan." And still (taint's caution raked the town, I'ntil the rcliel flags mine down : And tlien our banners, rent and torn. I " ere "Mwfljpi uic streets ot ivriswirgii ! uoiov. ,. , . bad man" that glomus i l Mi iitnu, "Kourtir Sent gladsome tidings to the North. "A told, had man is Gpueiul Grant !" ; And poor Hragg's eyes were dim With tears; said lie, "I know "1'is useless fighting him." And soon tlie cheers Iroiii Gnint'shrnvc men On lookout's crest, told where and when TIk rcliel General had to run. And what that "hold, bad man" had done. "Thai Grant's a dangerous man !" he said. As from the field his army fled. "A Ixild. bad man is General Grant," Said I.ec. "Hint's plain to see; He must lie V9fy bold, indeed. To think of whipping me." Then Petersburg!! and liielimond fell ; 1 hen Appomattox mayue well. At last isir hero's work was done ; The final victory was won. I'erliaps Hie people may forget These things, but, then, they haven't yet. They need, then, such 'ilangerous'' men. And think, iierliajis, they may again. "A liold.liad, dangerous man IsGratit;" Jeff Davis thought tlie same, When, running offin crinoline, He to tlie ''last ditch" came. A Ku-khix's gentle voice was heard, i And "Grant is dangerous" averred, i It needs must be that Ulis is so, Kor all these rebels ought to know. Then Hall and Tweed good honest . men -- Siy "f irant is bold and bail," and ! when Such men declare it, then, forsooth. , Folks know that Sumner tells the c truth. Qnlem Qtafte, Elk Grow, Winvitom, Mav, 172. ' '-l With an Anaeouda. During the tiinetluU Robinson's cir- j ens was on the line of tlie Missouri I Pacific Railroad, Hie Jim FNk side show consisting of Kisk, Mansfield. ' Stokes, and a large anaconda started i lioin Leavenworth to join tlie circus near St. Louis. The canvass mid wax figures were stowed away in a baggage car. rilling Hie trout end and leaving a single door for entrance to the coach. Tin; baggage-man, In-ing of an inquir ing mind, and thinking (hat he would take a free peep at the show, just to sec what risk and tlie Mansfield looked like, opened tlie door and stood in the midst of the illustrious trio. Whilehc was admiring the graceful contour of Mansfield's bo-t. what was his horror to see the monster rai-e his head nnd begin to crawl slowly out oftlie box. Tlie serpent's eyes were upon him. and his forked tougitc moved rapidly back ward and forward like a vveaver's '"buttle. Having heard of Ha; power of the anaconda in squeezing its victims to death in its terrible folds, onrtnink masher at once realized the danger of his situation. IHs mind reverted with lightning rapidity to the events of his life, and visions of wrecked Saratogas, fmll valises and flimsy earpet-bngs arose in a mountain of judgment before hint. He would have given his right hand for a large steel-plated trunk to crawl into, but no such thing was at hand. After protruding about hall his length, the snake paused and turn id his eyes in another direction. The baggage-man was not slow of availing himself of this opportunity of making his escape. Quickly, and with all the stealth of a ferret ho crawled over piles of boxes, gained the door, and made good his retreat to the coach. He t hero found the showmen, and on Informing them that the snake was endeavoring to escape, they went to the baggage-car and recaptured tlie reptile. The baggage-man vns so gratified at what lie thought such a miraculous escape, that he vowed nev er again to pry Into the boxes of show men placed in Ms cliarge. A correspondent of a Maine paper wants to know some remedy tor strip ed bugs. We should oppose the rem edy depended very much on what alls tlie bugs. Kmeline Murphy, while endeavor ing to save the life of a gosling In Dearborn county, Indiana, recently, was run over by a train of cars and killed. ' : H-g: Hie Martini-Henry rifle w toiie tlie weapon for the future of the Tur kish army, and ajrauhr tender tote fir?'.. Dr. Livingstone's second letter cotn- pels many iKtrsons to believe that his mind is affected. Many of his Mentis in Kughind are represented to be great ly alarmed respecting him, and fear- mi mat in: mat never regain nrs wus after tlie long straiu upon his nervous system. Hit. - . . . .. ... , I i ne ktru success 01 ine new r renin WILLIAM DAVIDSON, REAh ESTATE DEALER, Vo. 81 front ftlrecl, I'orllnnd, Or REM. ESTATE In this CTTYnnd EAST IMRTI.ANI), In the most rteslrablo loealt lies, eoniisiiiia of I.I1TS, IIAI.K KMH'Kis and IIUK'KS, lKH'SESiind STORES; SSo, IMMtoVEn farms, mid vatnabie on- enltivHtcl I.ANfiS.UKitlea in AI.J, fWisof tlie STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE, unit oilier prOportr, pim liitse lforeornsiHmilents, In iliiCIT'V ani throushottt Hie STATE umi TERItt TORIES, tt irli trit cure and on tlie must ADVANTAOEors TERMS. HOI SES aiel STORES leased. LOANS XE(TIATEI.ninl('I.AlMSOr' ALL KE SrmPTIONS IMtoMtTf.Y ( OLI.KI TEH: and a agneml nXANCI.U.anii AiiExev UVSINESStmiisneted. ACEN'TSnf tlii OEEK'E. in all fTiitTS TIES and TylWN'S in ihc STATE, will re- ooivb ueKTiniinns or rAKM propkbty mid I'nrtviuil the stuiie to tlie ulwve ud- oress. Mjj A. WHI.VI.i lt, Kiinuo, OULOO.V, ;Forwariii&CoiDiissiciiMcrcliaiiL ! Aftfentforthesaloofthdeelclimtwl main ! WAtiON. nnd all lands of AGltK.L'LTl'H j AL MACHINERY, j Consininents solicited. TOWN LOTS, in the town of Miedd, for sale. MRS. H. D. CODLEY, FiRvr vnti:i: r, ai.ii an v. I pOXTKMPLATKfl KNLAKOINII BEtt ; v' bnslncs tli.- coming season, and In . order to make room will Soil nt ut for Thirty Days! Iter entire stock of ! Millinery Goods ! Consisting of j iionm:t, HATS, ri.OWKIH, 8111 l.U 1.1, I tlltltoIKI 1111 . ! JH OVKICS, UAKIit: III SI. INS, ! and a variety of oilier goods to he found ' in u I First Class Millinery Store ! ! fif" P'en-s' call nndexamine. July 12-i3liil . I BALLET, DAVIS & CO.'s CELEBRATED PIANOS Take the Highest Rank. rTAIXKT, BAVIS ic CO.H fUVIS i si-leeteil he lln Executive t IX have Iss Cotmiittfee 01 tile World s ,f nldii-e ns the Best 1'lniiOH. No other Piano will he 1 used. Fxtxx25 Bondel, The greatest living Pianist, Who was in Boston, attending the Jubilee, says: ' j " The Ilnllel, Iiml, A I'o.'n I'lnno ; exm-U, In every imrtleiilar, nil oilier ! raUMWtM Cull nnd examine and sec for yourselves, 1 or send for Pi-Iit List and Circulars. VT. K. BADOKR, Sote Agent, at Snow A Itoos- Art nailery, i.) rni su-eei, rorcianu. REV. J. W. itOOS, PRrXiniNU El der of the MethodW Clllllvh, San Emnclsco. savs : "In my opinion, llrorge UimmIs A Ciit.'n OrKHii liave no e'iial for richness and SWtietheSS of lone, tvllli great power, I am familiar with idl the mo-sf pmuiiiii'iit Unrntls In I lie inarkot, have ow ned four dlrTen iit kinds, and lln heslintingly SB)1 I prefer (llOSO of (ieorgu Woods to any other." Semi for Price List nnd Circulars for the finest Organ l the world. W. K. BADflErt, Sole Agent, at Snow Rook' Art liallerv, ; 7;i EiiMt street. Porlland. Dr. August iiWlt liuU JOHN SCHMEER, DKALKB IN - Groceries & Provisions, ALBANY, OKEGOX. HA JUST OPEN EI HIS NEW I JROCER estahllshmimt on comer of Kllswnrt h nnd First street, with n fresh stock of ( Jroccrles, Pmrlslons, Candles, tligars, To e., to which hs Ihvltcs the atten tion of our citlzeiiH. . Ineonnuetion with the more he will keep a Bakery, and will nlwnvs have on hand a full supply of fresh bread, crackers, 4 c. Call and son mo. JOHN SCIUIKKR. February Id-Mr I JOB WAQOy. HAVINIJ PI'RCIIASKll THB' 1NTEH (Mtoi'C. W. Yoiing in the Delivery Baalncas, I am -prerarMl In do any and all kinds of folis. on short notice nnd with iiufck dls patiih. Terms reuoomible. Piicknges rje- ontfiw tJMArWAlfed,.J tv4 . V A. .S AltSOLU. ECONOMY TIME XS MONET." SAV TOUR TIME, I i And A('i:ii(ilatc XV HALT EC , by unvnra Tot R DRY GOODS HARDWARE, GROCERIES, 1 0 T 1 0 V 8, CROCKERY HATS, BOOTS &SK0SS, PILLS, LINIMENT, PAINTS, OILS I INT FACT ALMOST A.NYl'mXfi VOL" If VV OAVB OCC.VIOJt TO i si!. UNDER ONE ROOF. READY -AND PROMPT PAVIIVO . SHORT-TIME CUSTOMERS,! WILL FIND, AS IIF.RETOFDRE, AT THE ' STORK Ot1 THE HVHKCRIBKR, A. all Tlnaoet, A Good Assortuient of tho BJBST GOODS LO WEST PRICES ! ATiTi ELXNXS or Merchantable Produce ! BOTJCt-HT. A. WHEELER. tflMsM, Orecon, April IgrHU Clothing ! ! GROCERIES AND PKOVLSIONS, WHOLESALE AX!) RETAIL i CORN KR FIRST A BROADA LniN-ST, ALBANY, OREGON, Aa C. Lrayton, Proprietor. I i 1 If AVK ALVfAYS IN STuRK TU1J. H STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES! provisions;! Tobacco & Cigars, Which I will sell fur esi um low asitw lowest, m exclmiiKe for all kinds of uior- unuiitai'tt) COIWTBT PBOftlCE! Received and hi store n lai-ge iniantityol I8ALD SALT, ; whloh I will sell eheanertluui ever Lrtni ottered in this market. 6"I extend a general Invitation 10.1n.4p1 IWTTOO)1o in nils and iidJuiiiinKJgJ t-i" count i,i, t call m exttiu..jM tifi'i itnnlitv and priiiwjjj Cir f o!., as I toeLia IS5" conflilent of nwjMj jaliilllytogirelSj tdtlioi-oiigli jpa (9 6Tjtrrt A. C. LAYTOM. j BLACKiSMITHING ! AND Ceneral Repair Shop. rpfE itndkh8iune; uavxho rb- I X turned to Al'ainv, and taken bis old i shop on corner of Kllswortli and Second , streets, announces his readiness to atieud loan Kluiisot UUVCKSinTHINt;, MILL A MACTUMIt FORll'NIJ, ETC. Also, lias on hand and for sal,., tb COQOItLABD WAGON, j Strayer Force-fed grain drill, STAR BIOLINE, and other PLOWS WOOD'S REi PER & MOWER, j w hich In ;lllsellon the most ruasonshi terms. HORSE SHOEING. -AUronnd,$2, ivk nr. a tAix. All work antrustod to me will rrrolr rniiiptatlrnlinn.niulla-i-viHnl in Ihu best possible manner, w ith good material I ! of public patronage N solkiied. I fc6Minp on corner El Isworl li and Second I strivts,oinistte Pierce's Ferry, ,Uvl V. Ml Kill A iiiu vicmin i Foil TUK ITew Wilson Underfeed Sewing Machine ! TC "KMuirr tiii: mast A friends of tho Wilson Imurovea Sewing MacHiBe, To know that In the stnlilrn emitt tor iierl(,rity In siiiiip,.sorwiirk,iitthe great Noilheni o do Fair, their favorite hsi rarrfctdofftlK) two gnat pn miuiiis th SSf '"!. Kn,.,,u "t-s-hiHsiH mm Z.Z . 'I'".' O"' '"nloiiin for last embroM ry. As the great wiiniadltion wnsln then LsJfeS!L"JrtU 'x'. Hint the Wil son s victory Is complete. We knew this bosojlj eouui nt Iwotlmrslso. I , r" PI,nX wn the fact that tha -V'tt Vtiison is the best Family ffewlna Machine now nnnfa( tured capable of iloing the Nut wrk on any kind if goods, under all divum-tunees ,w -ill'.h HW"',I,.",.. ,,,n 1,1'nwt PfTBilnm sliouldniid will silence the talk of that argc class of sewing lum-liliir- men who hnvij iiiaile thl nmehTne t he iect nf thel? siKs kdeiitiiily.Bimply lx-au: It In a mod crate )irkd mncdilneanp undersells Ihelr exiieusivunnca. flo ami see the Premium N'ew Wllsoa Sewing Maahtns. tho bent In the world, now ou exhibition at Snow A Rons Art Lallery, 73 First street, Poll laud, tlregpn. and iTinember you can buy this nrcuinin maelilnvfnrWO. ' (aY Agents nantetl. i