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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 495, 9 January 1879, Page 3

.susxacss tarl&s.' pDMONI), FOKSYTH, & M'SEIL TKONM'-XGKI'S., 'THON -MEHCH A;NT< X SKI iMJIJASD. LriKS,-' Trir.cp* and Hcud-streeU, TR,Vi;E lAST-4 " iTOXLr— Bar, .rod,\pinl't>, .sheet,,' Loop, angle, givaaised, corrugated, and pkia.' Stes)—Cast., doublt-sliear, tool, sprins. Anvils, bellov.-«, vyces, hoi si?; nulls, files, rasps, hammers,-portable forges. Axles, naves,, rirns, spokes,'Fprings, steps. Horse Gears, ehafJ'cuttere, cheese pressoß, •■•'-■ eornerusbers, malt tuills. Ciird Mills, milk dishes, "weighing mashines, fireproof safes. Spades, sbovelSj picks, axes,hatchets, mattocks, bedsteads, hollow-ware, furnace boilers, mangle?, washing, machines.' -'• Tufosj buckets, gold dishes, fenders, fire irons, stamped tin goods, and furnace boilers. Stoves —Register, cooking, b.eatin<v&.c. Forks— Sluicing, digging, potato, hay, manure. Draining and grafting tools. Manilla. Europe, bolt, , .flax and hemp plough line. .-••'•■' 13"ails —Ewebank's, cut, wire, galvanised: Blasting and Guupowde ot, eap« fuse, and firearms. Handles— Pick, axe, adze, hammer, fork, broom, hoe, and rake. Sheepshears, Turkey atones, harvest tools, fleece twine, and raddle. Carpenter's Tools, lockß, hinges, bolts, screws, circular saws, machinery and other oils. Bruslrware, saddlery, mortising' machines • chopping machines, fillers, cutlery, E.P. Ware, Lamps, WI.R. pumps, crab winches. Chains and Anchors, ears, ..wood and iron blocks,.. ships' steering wheels, compasses, patent logs, ships' lights, bunting, flags, canvas, tarpaulrags, tents, rockets, blue lights. SPECIAt NOTICE. We have accepted the Sole, Agency oftbo celebrated "WILSON;' Shuttle-. Sewing Machincs, Mannfacf ured by the .Wilson. S'ewing Machine Company, Illinois, U.S., and which received the following flattering encomium from the Judges of the iutu U.S. International'Exhibi-tion,-in awarding "A Medal and ..Diploma" 'over all-competitors.— The Wrxsox Fajuxx Sewing Machinjs —A Shuttle Machine—employiuga ehutllo reciprocated transversely to the" feeding movement _of the four/notion. feed ; a straight needle aria needle-bar, moved by a vibrating arm, and actuated by a crank-pin working in a heart-shaped cam, made.in the lever end of, the vibrating arm, below (ho cloth support.

3?oe the Following Reasons .- An excellent machine for family use, for simplicity of construction, adaptability to a variety of cloth wort, for good work performed, and for workmanship and niftteriais." )G. W. Gregory Judges A E. H. Knight )L. D. T. Poor Obfioeks I Goshom Director-Goncral ) J. it. iiawley, President ®° This award is not for- any " special " feature, but unequivocally commends every principle in the machine"; its simplicity of onstruction, and even the material, as the Best Family Sewing Machine manufactured in the world. All firsUolass machines were in competition. We have just received A LARGE SHIPMENT, Comprising— Plain Table, Plain Table, with Cover, Half Cabinet, Pull Cabinet, and Manufacturing Machines, Ranging in price from £0 (« v.pwards. We eha 1 ! be glad to receive uriicr*. Wc also keep LAiI&S. STOCKS CANVAS For Hosing Purposes, and having an Efficient Staff of Workmen, can EXECUTE ORDJ2&S WIVS. PROMPTITUDE. EDMOND, FOKSTTH, & MNEIL, IRONMONGERS, &c., • Prince* and Bon d-s tr; «tg