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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 496, 16 January 1879, Page 3

>XD, FUIISYTH, &M'NEIL IKOSiLEIICMAXTS A: SUir-OHAJN'D- ]■:■■ .j-KKs..; ■;". Princes and Band-streets, . Dun ECTNi- ■■■■■. ABIUDGED'XRALELIST: Iron—Biir, rod, plate, sheet, hoop, aagle, ; galvanised, corrugated," and plara.Stee]—Cast, double-shear, tool, ■spring.: Anvils, bellows, vyces, horse, uails, files, - rasps, hammers, portable forges. Asles, naves, rims, spokns, springs, steps. Horse Gears, chnffcutters, cheese presses, corner ushers, malt mills. ; Curd Slills. milk dishes, raaehines, fireproof safes. *~v:'. : Spades, shovels, picks, axes, hatchets, mattocks, bedsteads, hollow-ware, furoaca boilers, mangles, washing machines. Tubs, buckets, gold dishes, fenders, fire irons, stamped tin goods, and furnace ■ :.'.'' boilers; . Stoves—Register, cooking, heating, &c. Forks—Sluicing, digging, potato,' hay,'manure. Draining and grafting tools.. Hope—Wire, Manilla. Europe, bolt, flax and hemp plough line. Kails—Ewebahk'e, cut, wire, galvanised. Blasting and Gunpo-wde ; r • et, caps fuse, and firearms. " Handles—Pick, axe, adze, hammer/fork, broom, hoe, and rake. . Sneepshears, Turkey stones, harvest tools, fleece twine, and raddle. Carpenter's Tools, locks, hinges, bolts, screws, circular sawi, machinery and other oils. Brush-ware, saddlery, mortising machines; chopping machines, fillers,, cutlery, E.P. Ware, Lamps, V.I.R.pumps, crab-winches. Chains and Anchors, oars, wood and . / iron blocks, ships' steering ..wheels,; compasses, patent logs, sin; =>' lights, bunting, flags, canvae, tarpaulings, tents, rockets, blue lights. SPECIAL NOTICE, We have accepted the Sole Agency of the '■■.■■■•■''•;■' celebrated ;'. . / Shuttle Sewing Maeiiiiies, Manufactured by the Wilson Sewing Machine Company, Illinois, U.S., and which received the following fiatrering encomium fiom the Judges of the late U.S. International Exhibition, in awarding "A Medal and Diploma" over all competitors . The Wiison Eamjxy Sewing Machine —A Shuttle Machine—employing a shuttle reciprocated transversely to the feeding movement of the fdurmotion feed; a straight needle and needle-bar, moved by a vibrating arm, and actuated by a erank-piu working iu a heart-bhaped cam, made in the lever end of the vibrating arm, below the cl<?th support. Foix the Following Reasons : An excellent machine for family use, for simplicity of construction, adaptability to a variety of cloth work, for good work performed, and for work* manship and materials. •' ]G. W. Gregory Judges v'E. H. ICnight )L.D. T. Poor • Ofi'icebs I Director-General ) J. J*. Hawley, President ■gggr This award is not for any " special " feature, but unequivocally commends every principle in -tho machine : its simplicity of onstruction, and even the material, as the Best Family Sewing Macltine manufactured in the world. All first-class machines were isi competition. A LARGE SHIPMENT, Comprising— Plain Table, Plain Table, with Cover, Half Cabinet, Full Cabinet, and Manufacturing Machines, Ranging in price from '£;{ « 5 . awards. Wt> sha'l be glad to reeeive order-. We also keep •-.. . LARGE. STOCKS CANVAS H ? B^ g ? ul >°- ofi . a «d haying ,-h, Efficient btan of VYorkKien, can EXECUTE ORDEES PHOHrTITUDE. EDMOND, m KSYTIi, & MSEIL, - LRONMONGEES, &o„ ;; / Princes and Bon d- street ; ;