—— 10.00 Chicago, Ill. Mrs. L. A. Walker 5.00 Elgin, Ill. “A Friend” 10.00 Geneseo, Ill. Mrs. L. B. Perry 10.00 Millington, Ill. Mrs. D. W. J. 0.50 Winnebago, Ill. N. F. Parsons 10.00 York Neck, Ill. Anna Reynolds 20.00 ——, Ill. “A Friend” 5.00 Detroit, Mich. Rev. Frank T. Bayley 15.00 Jackson, Mich. Miss Eliza Page 10.00 College Springs, Iowa. J. G. Laughlin, $5; F. A. Noe, $5 10.00 Osage, Iowa. Children’s Mission Circle, (“Cheerful Givers”) 5.00 Meriden, Kans. J. Rutty 10.00 Wild Cat, Kans. S. D. Pierce 10.00 Palataka, Fla. Mrs. E. Baldwin 25.00 ———————— Total 2,054.04 Previously acknowledged in December receipts 9,533.15 ————————— Total $11,587.19 FOR TILLOTSON NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, AUSTIN, TEXAS. Exeter, N. H. Mrs. Augusta F. Odlin $100.00 Hanover, Conn. David A. Allen. 250.00 Oberlin, O. Mrs. Wheat 1.00 —————— Total 351.00 Previously acknowledged in December receipts 946.00 ———————— Total $1,297.00 * * * * * =73,620 MORE= Singer Sewing Machines Sold in 1878 THAN IN ANY PREVIOUS YEAR. In =1870= we sold =127,833= Sewing Machines. “ =1878= “ “ =356,432= “ “ Our sales have increased enormously every year through the whole period of “hard times.” WE NOW SELL THREE-QUARTERS OF ALL THE SEWING MACHINES SOLD IN THE WORLD. For the accommodation of the Public we have 1,500 subordinate offices in the United States and Canada, and 3,000 offices in the Old World and South America. =PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.= Waste no money on “cheap” counterfeits. Send for our handsomely Illustrated Price List.