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iifty,'sixty, more years ago. Its head-
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says to himself, thinking of his
aunt, "no one knows what might have
happened. Shut out of ilia world on
this faraway island, she will speedily
forget, I trust, all about her, It shall
be the business of my Life to compel her
to forget. Until the fortune is actually
seismal am daily in dagger of losing it,
unless she forgets her sou's daughter."
Early the next morning the first train
bears away among its passengers Mr.
Paul Farrar and Miss Snowball Tripoli.
Jewima Ann weeps copiously at the
parting. A glimpse of romance has
Como tsh brighten the dull drab, .of her
existence; and it gees, with the going of
Snowball.
" Grood hy, gond . hy, he sobs.
"Don't, oh! don't forget poor Mimi
Ann, little Snowball 1"
" What you ewyin" for now ?" de-
manded Suo\shall, touching a tear with
one minute linger, and all expression of
much distaste. " don't like
cwyin'. You is always cwyill'. What
you want far My some more 2"
Snowball cri t, It ' Il black
CS no er 8111R
cloak is fastenaa, her littleblaek bonnet
tied. under one delicious dimple, she is
kissed, and departs in high ;;tee, and
ever: the rnewel of good Jemima Ann
waxes pale and dint before the first
hour has passed.
Mr, Farrar Inas been right. All tate
way, ladies take a ]refound interest in
pretty Snowball. Her deep mouthing, l
her a quisite face, bei feathery, floating
hair, her blue, fearless Ayes, her
enchanting baby smile, her piquant little
remarks, captivate all whom she meets,
"Isn't sn't she sweet ? '
"Oh, what a pct 1"
Mr. Farrar hears the changes rung on
these two ferniliiz►e remarks the whole
way. Snowball fraternizeswith every
ossa•• -alta aloes not know what bashful•
nese means; she flits about like a bird
the whole day long. Perhaps, too,
some of those good ladies are a trifle
interested in the tall, silent, bearded,
handsome geutlenlan, who has her in
charge, and who is not her father,
brother, uackl, anything to b(lr, so fu as
they can find lout from the small fle- ,
moiseile herse f, whose wuuo she flees
riot even know. She cornea hack to him
cues from her percb'rinatione, replete
withcake: and questions, perches herself
on his kuce, gives one bronzed check a
pre] mirrary peck with her rosy lips, and
puts this leading question :
I9 you my papa
ti y;p; Snowbttff, I don't think 1 $ u "
+1 o yeti my untie ?•;
"Nor your uncle."
" Is you pry broder 2"
" Not even your brother,"
+• What et i;; you, den 2 rause de lady
t'heass'ul,,ll:'
•' The holy had better not ask toe
„ many tlut...ta 11s. .1. thirst for leiew1edge,
you may futorm her, has been the bane
of her met. t. Anti Snowball must•uot die.
tend licr•,I:if llllfw a :sural]' auacuadat with
.coufectlefnety. The lady mt1e118 to be
kind, but prcrhape Snowball has heard '
of people who were killed with ]dud.
Wt's ?'
To ani; b Snowball's reply is that she
Ls sleepy. And then the flaxen heal
cuddles comfortably over the region of t
1LT,r. t•ttrrac's heart, and the blue eyes
do a, and the dewy lips part, and Snow-
b ill iti eafely in tine and of Breams,
The close of the seeond day brined I
theiu to St. Glides. Cold weather
awaits thein, iu this Canadian seaport.
The .lawn lies deep. winds blow keenly.
et:1;r:• Il shivers under her Will /3 in
lir. lamas kr arms, 'a'lley spend the
night .tt a hotel, and after breakfast
neat nee:ning, cross the St. (tildes ti -et
to Isla Perdrix. Thirds an anaa:cd and
joyful welcome awvaitsetlletu. Snow-
balls
luow-
b l s rets. ]tion is ail Bfr. Farrar has
lirceielcel, both from the elderly Scotch
tioetor and the yoatbful French wife,
They accept the charge with delight,
the 'two boys of the household alone
eying the intruder with dubious eyes, a5
it is in the nature of boys under nine to
belts{ sasall gil'ly, But neture is eoi nc-
Weiss ueaterotsaa.
'•.ir. Farrar remains ten days --teen
days of transport to the two Macelonald
lad. who worship 11iin, or thereabouts,
ton (lays of ;sadness to their parent,,
,l i,rs of much caressing and infantile
lows -making on the part of Snowball, ten
happy, peaceful drays. Then lie goes
back to Fayal, out there in the Azores, -
and to the monotonous life of the
manager of a large estate, in that dullest
of fair tropical islands. Aid Snowball
remains, and life on . its now page, a
breezy and charming and beautiful life- 1
on the sea.girt isle, begins, i
land light burns as of yore, a beacon in
dark wad dangerouallastGhaletk?,its resi-
dent physicishn isig ll eesjden•' ese when
in that far oft tinSiiii3vse a .q arantine
station, and menu and Women diadeht the
long sheds, erected intim sandaser ship
fever, faster than hands could bury
them. It is an island makrmined with
raves, haunted by ghoetLLgy zueMaales,
The world moves, but it moves languidly
about Dree Island. It is 'a quarantine
station still, but its hospitals have stood
empty for the past decade of years;
emigrant ships come rarely now to dull
St. Glides, and Dr. Macdonald finds his
ufiiee pretty well a sinecure. Ile lives
there atilt though, a sort of family Bela
inson Crusce, in his cottaga,llra.Ctfices as
he gets it over in S. GxYdats, and brings
up his tero.boysin their breezy home, and
would,nob change his secluded, peaceful,
plodding life to be Made viceroy of all
Her Majesty's clominious.
Dr. Macclonald's island castle is a cot.
tage—a long, white cottage, only one
story and an attic irigll. But though
low, it is lengthy, and contains some
nine or ten pretty rooms, and always a
spare chamber for the pilgrim and the
stranger within its gates. They come
sometimes to sketch, and fish and shoot
-bronzed and bearded pilgrims, artists
from the States, oMeese from Ottawa
and Montreal, and go away charmed
with the doctor, the louse, tltp cuisine,
the sport, the sea. i o would bo diffiia
cult indeed wwhuut D. ;Augtts Mullett.
aid's genial manners and 3ladarne
:Aloysia'e cookery would fail to eblarzn.
Moat kindly of hosts, most scale of
gcntleaseu, is the dreamy doctor, and hi
her way " Ma'am \t'eca y,"' so the the
ebildrou ehol'ten her stately liaptisrnal,
tp,-tlen bleu,
'T11e cottage sits comfortably in a gar.
dna, and the Aartion is shut is an • the
north and east by craggy binffe, that
break the farce of the beetling Atlantic
winds. Behind is a vegetable girders,
with currant and goeseberryi• bushes,
flourisllitig among the potatoes: and cab-
bages; in front is:t flower gardens, such
flowers as with infinite coaxing will
ecineeut to blossom, in aucb a spot.,
Hardy ohl.fasliioned poppies and dab.
lifts. Loudon pride, queen of the Hata.
slow, bachelor btettons, and Wail trees;
tb,) a with southern aanslliuo and seed-
ers* breezes, brighten the islaud garden'
for three or four months out' of We
twelve. 1 cat picturesque trail' of
hop -rine -au.t scarlet runner drapes the
pored, and twines in pretty festoons
t '
round t110 \w l,t o\v of the doctor's; study.
1'e,?t(' it for all in all, thcbeardedartiste,
who carry away o many' sketches of it
intheirportfolios, maybe sincere enough
in petmouln lug it one of the most capital
litttle lte rinit tg;os diets world ltolde
It ie a July morning •forenoon rather
—for eleven ltas Sts tick by the doctor's
Flock.. Peace reigus on Isle Perdrix, a
peace that clay almost be felt, a great
calm of \vill,l( and sea. The summer
slo:y is without a cloud; it is blue, blue.
ham:, anti flecked with rolling billows of
white wool --a lauguitt avphyr, with the
saline freshness of the ocean, just stirs
saw hop.viuc s. but faintly, as if it too
were a -weary in the unusual heat.
Litt. ' baby wavelets lap with murmur -
tie; motion upon the gray sands --tiro
gull' that whirl awl eirclo round the is.
laud du not even shriek.
Peace reigns too within the cottage,
the doctoris front home:the boys are at
St. Gilddas, and the other disturbing
element of tllalulusehoiclis--.yell Ma'am
\ 't ay doss not exactly ;mow where,
tent whore s1i' will r eiraila she devoutly
hopes for another hoar or two's for a outer hoar or two. Vain
hope—as 1 1
,
t1 o thought lit cro:'s
cls theold
\wonitul's mint],. there euuies the, sound of
allrill, sweet, sinliiig .a quirk rusk and a
patter of small feet, a shout, and there
whirls into the cottagb ]fitchon algid ir] of
twelve, out of breath, I -twilled with. run.
wing, but singing her chorus still—
.Rose to the wind that'. blows,
And the ship that goal,
And Vie Ism that loves a sailor,"
'" Oh, Ma'am lyeesy," cries this
l;..:athles' apparition, " whore is
Johnny 2"
;silo stands in the doorwa.y directly in
Om stream of the morning sunshine, her
tailor hat on the back of her head, a
charming head, sunning over with curls,
and looks with two eyes as blue and
bright as the July sly itself, into the
old, woman's face.
Sho is a charming vision altogether, a
tall, slim girl, in a blue print dress made .
sailor -fashion, and trillimed with 'white
braid, a strap of crimson leather belting
az about the slender Waist. Long ring-
eta of ftaaest fairness fall until they
touch this belt. The face isbe'witch-
ii►.c ; yo fats, so spirited, so fund life and
eagerness, and joyous healthful youth.
It matches the onde hair and sly -blue
oyes—it is all rose -pink and pearl -
white,
Ma'am, Weesy pauses in her work with
a sort of groan.She is peelingpotatoes
for dinner, and throwing them into a tin
pan of cold water beside her. The
sunny kitchen is a gem ' of cleanliness
and comfort; Ilfe;'ain Weesy herself is a
little brown old; -person of fifty, as active
ani agile L4* 'young girl, and, .house-
keep x for :fifteen years in the. debtor's'
eotta;yrl.. • Sho is monarch of all she sur-
veys set so:esent, for Madame Macdonald
is dead, and an autocratic ruler. The,
kiaelie n interior is apicture ; everything
contains glows aud gleams main with
fr'ction tinwware:tekat; on the brilliance
<,5ieels Cie h of dishes sparkle in
1
tht place of honor, in
1 ,'halite; her iratren, that
]tau• l: o: e: Saint Aloysius Genzaga, to,
whom in all her difficulties culinary asi y
well at eonsgieittiousi.phe is accustomed
to promptly,,.iaot•'"to say peremptorilly,
appeal;,,:.•
She cast ap:inmploring glance.: at him
for this youthful person is the one
the '(family who rags and•gex,,,,
es heal 'esti but± Al a .mon-
•eg r :5. grave
e, ante^ ._...' T
r.1 Iv.,• i>; rr:ii711i ,
CHAPTER XX.
ISLN 111;10u%.
Far away from grimy New England
xl.anufaeturing towns, from coal smoke,
and roaring furnaces, and brisk Yankee
Crede and bustle, from cirou'ses and fly
-
Log trapeze,`thero'rests, rock-bouad, and
Deere, and bleak, a peen dot in a bine
waste of waters—Isle Perclrix. Lonely
end barren, it rears its craggy headland,
+Crowned with stunted spruce and dwarf -
Cedars, and runs out its sandy spits and
tongues, like an ugly, sprawlingg spider,
i*toj the chilly waters of Bay (Ghalette.
Through the brief Canadian summer,
through the' long snow -bound Oanadiau
winter, with the fierce August aunts
beating and 1114-4---:--• ''h dank sea,
". sucw-
ge- (`
ei
1., ,.. f Zii 'i, t N? Ot ::
1':;,l 'co c •' l ere 7Z ,, rl,a .i] 7:anonRtr&1 d►ia
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+ . ,W. VGrO4,il.r44 -
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f'•"i(^ t tw fv +.}V;ASI -t,,-w,rt 1yJa . ^theca the wcenedtertsttd c.at„7ty r
rarur.oell kinsGpf'?s kt^a7tix"c:Y g•,7Ecisnx '
l Rnd uoefZetree les,
before SwIt a.
It CI, t$a'tf,''o>;1wA,ve ettrt;rot'thc le trek/1440e
LIS sea- arta a
VilatellptaTel r1
TomTench`11B lia&Dira ll
'WII,L,7fe 71 KW4•BP 40 Co.
gos.eosanosoe west lawmen Street, ire,
No, ,ttvoulro.N'krYork.
upe
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SIVE POLLARIIR1..'
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SEIV £i 4Ar*PN4 OUTSTRIPS E4E31T flNU VOR HEADACHE, OF TiIE Mak
speclea of dlstase Arkin fro
CU f lin OR 1 E1„1EV
WL1O;l,!'NES$, DIZZINE$3,
Q t 3PEP$I,i, DRQP$Y,
I:.aiQE8TIQN, FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE OF THE REAR ,
43RYSIPELA,3, ACIDITY Of
SALT RIiEU,If, TIIE $T°MACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNT$$
PARRYSEWING SfAOHINE. Although;
1
this Sewing DIhcliine is offered at the unheard • f 1
' and nidieulous low price of 4,5 it must set be
imppored Chat itis a toy. It will. to the work of
,fnj• StrrY DOLLAR MAURIN , and do It as well
It io canatrueted;q;- u uew and seicutRvprinct-
'de,t putt is siwide to ruactl•uctiou. easier worked
and loss liable to get out of order than any lnea-
chineluthewar.ct ItratfiesOwl-eine etitch aF
thele,tdincmachines innthe 1 MtedState& The
principle of construction i5 entire]; n•.- . • end
covered by br Ilt1 patents Having i. euied this
ivachine,we Base decided to put, the pricenMOUT
now 7'P MAR VAN ter ,7t 6hurt tints v ly Wkii
tr,k1Mriutclhat every lady aid went cue Full di.
ructions. with. oec11 niueli31te, Agente Wonted
ANGELO ART CO., i)I T11QiU, 31[t;Fl1GAk.
Salt ! Salt I
- •ro1. +AI.F. AT 3'ItF.---
Exeter
A
If you want the beetvalue for
fond every
,;i;,orclered L1YER, KiPNeY8, &TOMAQH,
BOWEl•a OR 134001t,
1 T.i11,DURN & et, i'PriM. x
BUTTER & EGOS
Doupe ost Co's
K t li1:TQN,
Salt Works Oa. ,]3,N ` LL
I "R"q"'"1"q"'"1"ell-•- PORK K (. A R,d! / I SR V }t
Land and Fine Salt
A11 cel muuieatiaus addressed to the uudersibn-
eR stili be pre mptly aw•+s, r, . .
W. (1. f1USSETT,
Exeter P. Q.
•A,S1 TED
A1t11S OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Imam, 1 (1 %ND P.tnTt,v 1n1`RAw En,
tls►vlul c"stutucur4•11 b
(
ALSO BUH.OT Fall and Winter Trade4
til erepreparedt441141'elnaff art; avant 4 F
Any one wishing to sell ;hie class of properly porlaenbj; ct to the f(lhnvinftrf, pnletiegee
can readily obtain a:iur:hacer hy apply lug to
(']I,&,1:. alltYIWER. \\clwill take off two poendt•porhued
rfwlil,
Jape Miele 1I;n 4tj&st..I,,a,ttlnn,Oei.div,au.lthree'hound(t soft. Should tetees f
twenty -Me aunts, [(Ally 44 0101 nue gni.; l
are eft la.21 r-tntsextrawill bettf•iuctee.l
(lo proK will to,bought at any price]
i
warm.
vivant all ile,gs C'ittiup light tin •u};1s
tea telteaC and Iiaurf+Ilpened out to tell.
G&J. PETTY•
IIO1ET TO 74041.11
ct lowest rates of lutenist. Apply to
C 1:, li1:Y11til:y heudt:n.
I•tAA11t L'1"U:ti
w ,+
Cotton Compaiiyo
11.A1fII:'ro , ON IAIUUO,
1tisVtnea emirate or
COT r 4 ON"STATIN
White and Colored, Single anti Double
CARPE( WARPS, White and all Colors,
b
VEGETABLE
CURE
, FOR
BEAM WARPS of every description, l . '"` mempo>
Hosiery Yarns Balled and witting Yarns t, Loss of Appetite,
(i EVERY '1':1.CIETY, ' l::te,gostloll, Sour Stom cii,.
habitual Costiveness,
Sick Headache and Biliousness,
.Price, ga, per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
DENIMS, TICKINGS uud COTTONADES.
Tileso Goods are -Universally pronounced l,vthe
trn do to be/ally equal to tally nlaetu, and fox re.
gularityendevenness in slake ant coloring they I
are uusurrasso(.
CARPET WEAVERS -You Will final our
'Warps superior to any in the Market ; we ask
you mat to give thein a trial.
If your Dry Goods man has not got it write us and wc will see you are promptlysuppiiect f 1 IT Orli.YAB1vS,ofwhichwe make all desorip• N ... ... JJJ V .JJL.. SLA
tions will be found equally good. Asir for
them. Try them. and all scrofulous diseases, Sores, Erysipelas,
This Company was awarded two first prize ail- Eczema,Bloteltes, Itingworm,Tumors, Cave
vermodals at TorontoExhillition initial, anti a buncles, Bolls, and Eruptions of the Skin,
first prizes atrrovincialExhibtion at Eingston, aro the direct result of en impure state of the
1882.- blood.
AGENTS a t4I11,i 1 S C!i .. Toronto ; P. Me -
tion.
(Uro these ti{seitgeti the blood aisles be lonr.-
]iL1 1n1Y & CO.. hTontreai, i y 1 •Gul
- fled, and restored to a healthy and natural condi-
} yqpption. A.rER''s SARSAPARILLA his for over forty
L1+ LV O W 13L 1 REMOVAL T years been recognized by eminent medical au-
thorities as the most powerful blood purifier Ila
existence. It frees the system from all foal lo:-
niers, mulches and strengthens the blooll, rn;Pere'.
ll$)rii GENERAL i VES'j' t?plwT alt traces ofuterouriaitreatment, tea Drava; ti
sett a complete piaster of all scrofulous disurst.,
Agitatllli; tale Public miud at present is where .1. Recent Cure of Scrofulous Sores,
can tidy get tli t best Bread, but this matter "Some months ago I was troubled with sere ns-
eau bo settled to the entire satisfaction of the lour- sores (ulcers) on My legs. The limbs u rrt:
neo leeff Exeter and surrounding country, b , badly swollen and inflamed, tuna the sores die.
l pg y+ 3 charged large quanntities of of?enwi\o natter.
calling' on Every rennedy I tried failed. until I used Avtnt'n
SA US.%rAIUULLA, of which I have now taken Olive
iYOZIN EinLL
bottles, with the result Out the sores are heeled.
and my general health grt;atlyiatpproved. I feel
1 very grateful for the good yournedieinehas dram
nae. Yours respectfully,'Mits.A?t2 O'liUw-wN,"
the old established and reliable bakery, where 148 Sullivan St., New York, June 24,115'2.
All persons interested ore invited to
call on Mrs. O'Brian; also upon tlse Rev. Z.
IP. Wilds of 78 East 54th Street, New York
City, who will take pleasure in testifying to
tate wonderful efficacy of Ayer's Sarsaparil-
la, not only in the cure of this lady, but in
his 'wive case and many others within his
knowledge.
Tl,e well-known writer magi Boston .ZIerald, I1.
W. HALL, of Itaeliester, A:IL,wrrites, June 7, Ise:::
"Having suffered severely for some years with
Eczema, and Ilavingfanled to find relief •front of hot.
remedfo;, I have made use, .'hiring Ole past three
months, of ,AYLrt's "SAIISAYA1nLL:r, wilieli ht.:*
effected a cosi:Mo . ,arc. I consider it ttinuc;I,,.i-
ent reared' for all baoo'i diseases."
they 'will find just wlnat,thoy want.
•
A Superior qualityof Bread always on Hand
Also a first -Claes stock of Bosoms, Burls,
CAXEB. & O' nartot xvr, which will he sold
cheap. While opponents have started busi-.
nese, and tail' out, andleftthe place, Mr. Bell
has been eetaud at his post, during the past
eight peas, ready to attend to' the wants of
the Pab'lic.
C111.0CE LES. . ,
C)wvia'tbinereasingUtisiuoss, `. Bell ha "flyer's 8arsaparvi.4
foundit necessary to remove to. more cern, stimulates end; regulates the action of :ire :-
modiotis„promises, and has added largely to gestive anet assbnilhrtive organs, rclaw rs
his stock of Gr'pcories, and will keep ..on Band t strengthens tbe vital forces, and sm. reply int ..”
;Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Syrup, and everythingRheum Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic. Goer.usually found in a hist -class. GroceryStore. I Catarrh, General Debility, ;Incl all ,liar. :
arising from an impoverished or eerrs erteil c,,. •'.
tion of the blood, and a wealteued vital it
It is iticonlpttVablythecheapest lea +„ ,:' 'r
eIl ;ll e-1'clltunge for "Gooc1S. ou account of its conceutrrted..tt• : r, ,
power over disease.
LwfrUZ >, TR, ,S AYD , SAuthcott e Block, rnt!i.wnt:n lit
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass
” JOHN. ' 'I L18iPi ,1 g0141).n all Druggists; price S1, sir bottles tor 11,
X10.. ..
All kiuc1i of It aria :Produce ta k-
will C1ntl01S tfll:l3g !Tif1 .:
•
==.TON'S ".
SARSAPARILLA
LIVZ11 ii6llif1}I#11
Ind for Purifying then 11 5011,
It lass been In nu. t'nrll')yrtittt, and t -
eweitt+el ,t ,.1-tl,rtp.lr.i, on1 C. •
t,et for txl. K li., 14c,1,:;.'11E,1'A N L.
T1111 5I11k. (,li Hutt 1,1\I•} Ccl`I-
ri Ais-l; Pi31Pl 1 s (4X I'll l > to
> tai•1:1•t I \, I ,l.: , ae to Si•seAr•'±
t t►rise1 ,Reit 3 'Isorderretl, r or *4
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37! 'd t a't a r^,• ws'1•+w pass e•s,wn y`
teitl.art
@c
FREEMAN'S
WORM POWDER.
Art pleasant t•o take. c',rntn,t: tin Own
Purgative. Is a ante, sane. u; .l effrecgat
lfmrer of worms in ChildrraorAdults,
Fronthill Nurseries.
;32.5 ACRus.
THE ARGEST111 THE DOMINION
Stcait i'nthd,, ua, nt at h iti.14 Salatitb Ie 311
wvillau t to work. NI /IN an l \\'OMPli rust pain•(
i'lea,aut w,•r1+ rho Year Ib,uud, bond Agent.;
are ttu'utt,„:front Ato to .....l+e••r mirth nod I t..
1,1 ?it,l....
r_=• 1't., iUS 1(111 uutat fire. .1,It1rr1it
amid d- 1\'11LLlli(1TON.'1„r(lto
THE NEW
'INVINCIBLE'
!!AM WAH!
—IS - -IS TI3I---
KING of ALL WASHERS
il'atentett int C'uzn ia, Tilly 13,1863.)
ifi. O. Ilan wishes to inform the inhale
stints of Exeter and vicinity, that he lies sole
right of this washer for Huron County, and
also that 1,e has appointed Mr. Rout. Pickard
agent for Exeter, and any person wishing to
see the Machine, will please call at the Exeter
Tea Store. It was tilorougllly tested, and its
merits approved before the patent was ap
plied for, It has shine been placed in com-
petition with a great many washots of note,
and in every instance proved, its superiority,
It is, without a doubt, the .most perfect in
action ever invented ; the improvements are
prominent and well defined(; they are n.ot
!imitations with a slight change of parts of
some old played out patents, such as the
public are often fleeced with by Patent Right
sharks, but they compose an original and
genuine invention,, containing 'distinctive
features, which are fully set forth and claim.
cciin a legal patent that will keep infringers
at a distance.
Few Reasons why the 'Invincible' is Best
1st. Only one-quarter the amount of soap
used as with other machines.
2nd. Only one.fonrth the feel.
Sid, No lobo; in comparison with other
machines.
4th. No wear and tear, ae steam and soap
' are the ptircipal agents.
5th. It requires only one-fourth the time
to do a washing.
nth. The house is not in an uproar with
slops, washtubs, pots and pans, at loast one
day uut or each week,
: C..1?t'tl`, B. PIGCIKARD, Agent,
('real i t o n . , Erctcr.'