The Russellville Democrat. [volume], October 21, 1875, Image 3

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WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
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and lowness of price. Directions
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WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1875.
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OFTHE
RUSSELLVILLE DEMOCRAT,
PVBLISlIXIl WKKKI.Y AT
kselMle, Pope conntj, Ark,
The Democrat,
WILL BE
An Advocate of Liberal
Progressive
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES,
—Ami A complete reconi of—
Current Events!
Both in and out of our county and State,
And devoted to
LOCAL,
POLITICAL,
COMMERCIAL,
AGRICULTURAL,
AND LITERARY INTELLI
GENCE.
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“P EOPLES P A P E K
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dependent in its course, under no
pledge or covenant to support the
schemes or fortunes of any man or
set of men, always having at heart
first, the good of the people of Pope
county,and of the. state of Arkan
sas. It claims no right to lead or
direct In politics, or any other
sphere; but it does claim the right,
and will fearlessly and at all times
assert it, to speak its own opinions,
on all matters coining 'within the
scope of its duty as an independent
journal. Whatever prominence it
maintains in the affairs of tills
county or State, will be voluntarily
accorded by the people who support
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to be judged solely upon Us own
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per, having for its chief object the
dissemination of the news of the day
with such comments upon current
topics as seem appropriate and are
conscientiously entertained by its
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port all movement*, political or
otherwise, which promise to fur
ther, ami unhesitatingly oppose
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THE ARION PIANO-FORTE.
THE ARION PIANO-FORTE
Has Ho Equal!
SEVEN REASONS
FOR PURCHASING AN
. AHIOH PLAHO.
FIRST.
There are FOUR Valuable PATENTED Improvements In the ARION
Piano, which SIMPLIFY Its construction, and which the most unskilled
person can understand, MUST IMPROVE the TONE and DURABILITY
of the Instrument.
SECOND.
The Arion is as perfect an instrument in workmanship and quality of
materials used in its construction AS CAN BE MADE, and every Piano
we manufacture is fully warranted for five years.
THIRD
These Instruments have greater VOLUME of TONE combined with
a perfectEVENNESS throughout the scale, and a length and purity ol'
vibration, that cannot be found in any other square Piano.
FOURTH
The Arion remains in tune longer than any other Plano in the world,
as lias been fully demonstrated since its first introduction to the Musical
Public; for proof of this fact read our testimonials from purchases.
FIFTH
ALL our Instruments are 71-3 Octaves, and they are the largest square
Pianos manufactured. We use the SAME QUALITY of materials, and
pay the same price for workmanship for our plain Pianos, as we do for the
high-priced ones.
SIXTH
Although TIIE ARION costs to manufacture more than any other
Plano made (owing to its peculiar construction), we sell at lower figures
than the SAME GRADE of Piano can be purchased for elsewhere; because
we are desirous of increasing our business, our facilities lor manufactur
ing being UNLIMITED.
SEVENTH
Over Seven Thousand Purchasers in all parts of the world, who have
purchased Arion Pifknos, now testily to the excellent tone amt great dura
bility of these instruments; while nearly all the Conservatories of Music
throughout the United States have adopted the ARION PIANO.
tST I'lie Patent Arion Piano-Fortes have been adopted and are used ex
clusively in the New York Conservatory of Music.
It is acknowledged that the most severe test a Piano can undergo is
constant use in a Conservatory. The New York Conservatory of Music
has constantly in use upwards of Thirty Arion Pianos, and we re
spectfully refer to this institution as to tlie durability and excellent
qualities of our instruments. Our Pianos are also used by the leading
Seminaries and Colleges throughout tiie United States, mid by many of
the principal Opera Troupes.
CAUTION!
TO THE PUBLIC:—No Piano-Forte lias ever become so popular, and
gained such an excellent reputation, in the same spac ol' time, as
the ARION PIANO. Each year since its introduction, lias the demand
increased, and three times already have we found it necessary to enlarge
our factory. The great and constantly increasing demand for the ARION
PIANO hiis led others to otter to the public a “cheap” (?) Plano bearing
a similar name to ours. In order that no person need be misled by pur
chasing one of these instrumeiiss, thinking they are obtaining a Plano oi
our manufacture, and with our patented improvements we call attention :
to the following fact, namely:—
All the Pianos we manufacture have the following cast in
large letters, oil the right huud end oi the iron plate, viz.:
ARION PIANO-FORTE,
Patented Nov. 13, 1806, and June 23, 1868.
As the above can neither be put on nor removed after the plate is flrst
cast, it is therefore a perfect safeguard to purchasers.
Write for Illustrated Pamphlet, and mention where you saw tills notice.
Address
SIMPSON * CO.,
LATE
Arum Piano-Forte Co.,
tfo.5
Apilo-tn-12-75 New York City.
MISCKLLANKOUS ADV’TS
BEATTY P,A"°!
ENDORSED HY THE BEST mu
sical authorities throughout the
world ns THE BEST. D. E. BEAT
TY, Proprietor, Washington, N. ,1.
the” Spwimr
MAMir ®ewmg
nUfVt MACHINE
The Look Stitch invented by MR.
HOWE, and made on this Machine,
Is the most popular and durable, is
alike on both sides, and will neither
rip nor ravel, and all Sewing Ma
chines are subject to the principal in
vented by him.
A Machine was needed possessing SIM
PLICITY and DURABILITY,and n lapted
to a groat range of work; one easily under
stood and ''omprehendad by all. To pro
duce such a machine has been the study of
ELIaS IlOWE. .111., who gave the world
THE FIRST SEWING MACHINE, more
than twenty years ago; and now we offer his
last production—a Machine embracing all
the essential dualities, and pronounced
The Bsstlfachs in lb World!
Person? from a distance can order a Ma
chine with perfect confidence of being able
to operate it inn few hourssuccessfully, by
the aid of the printed instructions that ac
ompany each Mach Me.
The demand for this
NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINE
Is unprecedented in the history of Sewing
Machines.
ASK YOUR MERCHANT
toordcra HOWE for you,
THE HOWE MACHINE CO.,
Mayfly 1. St. Louis, Mo.
BEATTY PIA«”
NO OTHER PIANO-FORTE lias at
tained tin! same popularity.
BSnSenri stamp for Circular. 1). F.
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
Rank the highest for Durability, Perfect Work, amt
Ease of Operation. They are the most silent. light*
running a ml serviceable, the easiest to set), ami most
willingly paid for. ami answer every requirement in
the family and manufactory. Liberal I cram Co
A seme. Address,
w Domestic ” Sewing Machine Co., Now-Tork.
“Domestic” Sewing Machine Co., Neir-York*
DkVOTET* TO FaPIIIOX, LITERATURE AND AUT.
A thoroughly reliable, reflmd and practlc I Infornmi.t
concerning matters 01 Fashion in nil Ha department?;
a repository of cuiwc iwel cu!ert:Hnitig literature. hand
some illustrations. art criticisms,etc., etc..mid n Jourml
■Ceclalljr adapted t«» ibo wants of the homc-clrcIc.
Terms pl.^O n r year* •'jieclnwu copies frsc.
Ox* Doi.t.ar nivv.x Away to every subscriber i
tbe celebrated ••DotnetUc" J*af.tr f\i»htu:> < as pre
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“Domestic” Monthly,
“DoniPxlie” Hiiihlini*, Xnr-Tork.
bIatyy p,ANO!
THE BEST IX USE. ESTSend
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BEATTY, AVashington, New Jersey.
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»“S73pj I&d7 should taks It,-«
PETERSON’S MAGAZINE,
Postage Prb-Paid ox all Subscrip
tions.
Tills popular Monthly Magazine gives
more for the money than auy in the world.
For 1875 it will be greatly improved. It will
contain one thousand pages, fourteen splen
did Steel Plates, Twelve colored Berlin
Patterns, Twelve M rim moth Colored Fash
ions, nine hnudred Wood Cuts, Twenty-foul
pages of Music. All this will he given for
f WO DOLL lUS a year, postage prepaid
by the publisher, or a dollar less than Mag
azine* of the class cf “Peterson,” its
THRILLING TALES & NOVELETTES
Are the best published anywhere.
The Mammoth
Colored Fashion Plates
Arc ahead of all others.
To every person getting up either
of the following clubs for 1875 will
be sent gratis, a copy of our new
and splendid mezzotint for framing,
size Bixzu meiios, • vt asnington s
First Interview With Ilis Wife.”
This is a live dollar engraving, and
the most desireable premium ever
otlered. For large clubs, as will tie
seen below, an extra copy of the
Magazine will be sent in addition.
Terms'(always ill advance) $2 a year
postage prepaid by the publisher.
2 copies for $.1.00,3 copies for $1 .SO
Postage prepaid on tin1 club, with a
copy of tlic superb mezzotint, to the
person getting up tlte club.
t> copies for $10, 9 copies for $11,
12 copies for $18. Postage pre-paid I
on the club, with both an extra eopj
of the Magazine and the superb mez
zotint, to tlie person getting up the
dub. Address, post-paid,
C1IAKLKS J. PETERSON’,
3001 'hesnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
C3^’"Specimen cobles sent If writ
ten tor.
Peterson's Magazine and the L)i;m
nctt.vr will be cut to one address,
for one t ear, for $3.
May 13tf.
BEATTY PiANO!
E3y~Send stamp for full informa
tion, Price List. Ac., Ac., DANIEL
F. BEATTY, Washington, N.J. |
ilATm (/rWnS!
Aliy tirst-class PAINTER ANDi
LETTEREK can llnd something to ,
Ills advantage by addressing the
nirtuiifacturer, DANIEL F. BEAT
TY, Washington, N. J.
BEATTY’S orYc ns
The best and most lasting parlor or
gan now In use. No other parlor
organ has ever attafned the .nine
popularity. Send stamp for elren- |
tar and for terms to dealers, Agents ,
wanted everywhere. Address,!
DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington. I
i-\. J.
MISCELLANEOUS APV’TS.
BEATTY’S'goVd’en
TONdL i; i’ABLOK OKtlAN
arc highly recommended by Pro
O. H. lluiiger, Itev. A. M. Kelle;|
Baltimore, Mil.; Prof. Joint B. Bov
lami, Rev. S. Pouter, Wasbingtoi
1>. C.; G. S. Pysart, Bloom Belt
Iowa; (1. W. Robinson, Prof. Join
stmt, Philadelphia, and tbousant.
of others as the best in use. Sen
stamp for extended list of lestimi
nials before buying a parlor orgat
Agents wanted everywhere. At 1
dress, DANIEL F. BEATTY, Was!
~ PRIhSTIiMG!
THE DEMOCRAT,
Is Prepared to do n General
Printing Eusiness,
—Such as printing—
Hunks, Pamphlets, Kail rout
Forms, Coupon Tickets, Let
ter-heads. Kill-heads, Note
Heads, Kereipts, Monthly
Statements, Hills La
ding, Envelopes, Ship
ping Tags, Wedding Invi
tations, Wedding Cards, Hus
iness Cards, Scrip, etc., etc.
—ALSO—
Festers, Hand-bills, Dodgers, Etc.,
Which we will print in the best Style,
At living prices.
Dont fail to call at the Dom*
ocrat office to get your
Printing done.
Russcllvillo Printing Association,
Office, Batten field Building, E. Main St.
»sr A TTV5t> CELEB RAIL
B£Al i fh Kh gold
en TONGt E PARLOR ORGANS.
Kays of Eioiit From the Press:
“Beatty’s Golden Tongue Parlor
Organs have won for themselves a
good reputation far and wide.-*
Washington, (N. .).) Star,
“We would reeommend this ex
cellent instrument to the musical
world, for its fineness of tone.”—
Petersburg (Ind.) Democrat.
“Woodbine Lodge of Odd Fellows
inis purchased a “Golden Tongue”
organ, and it is tire best, instrument
ever Brought to this town.”—Woods
town (N. j.) Register.
'i’lie instrument gives entire satis
faction. My brother, tvbf purchas
ed tin organ, is highly pleased.—
Memphis, (Mo.) News.
Those who wish to purchase a ■
first-class instrument tor home,
hull or church music should try a
Beatty by all means.—Horsey (Midi)
Outline.
Its tone cquais-the finest, we ever
heard.— Edina (Mo.) Democrat.
It is pronounced a splendid instru
ment.—James EL Hull’s letter to
Finlay (Ohio) American Patriot).
A reputation which places them
above suspicion ! They are indors
ed by the highest musical authorities
throughout the world as the best.—
St. Charles (Mo.) Gossip.
Agents wanted everywhere to
canvass for tills superior instrument.
Address, DAN I EE E. BEATTY,
Washington, X. J.
ARTHURS '
ILLUSTRATED HOME MAGAZINE.
1 WTj Bright, < heerful. Progressive, nl
1 ways up to the advancing thought
of the times ilu> UivME M.UiAZlNK taken
rank with thu lending and most tiidwii*
tiaI periodicals of thoday. It ia on the side
of^ Tomm? rnure aa-l true* li n .<liua morality.
V\ hat€*v»*r is hurtful to Society it condi'intiN,
in tin* Houue of the Peo, io a a power for
good.
THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD
Americ.t is more thiMoughly identilled \\ ith
the People in lle-ir Home and Social I,ifo
than an\ other periodical in the couutn.
“OEBORA NORMAN;"i;1,",;
dh.U \ Ui>. A new -ei ial Sinry hy ’1'. N.
Vrihur, will he commenced in .January.
“FIFTY YEARS AGO;; »iu
I’ll!'. W KST.” liy Uo.-.-ella Mtiee. Ther.i
papers w ill lie frotdi ami new, and of unu
sual iuterest,
HOMES for the PEOPLE 2rS«“
rabiy auggt^tive article- on Homes and
!u>w to make them plea.-ant aud attractive,
tty Mrs. E. B. DniTey.
“THE STORY TELLER.”,"™.;';
w *11 be uutieuiilly rich. Resides* an abund
iinco of short storic.-, t wo or the »ei iula will
l»e given during tin* \ ear.
“PIPS1SSAWAY. itable deliueutor
>f Home Life ami Cliai acter. will have an
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I ON(j! K’ Parlor Organs are ranked
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