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ss5~ The Christian citizen must vote for
the men standing on the Chicago Peace
Platform, for their Bible tells them that
"Blessed are tho Peace makors!'
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ssA- The VALLEY SPIRIT, which was
lately destroyed by the busnlug Of Cham.
bersburg, has re appeared. 1t is entirely
new and is a model Democratic paper b.
Y Iamshei & Co proprletors. We wish
them SUCCESS.
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nS- MARTIN Q. WOODWARD has sold
his house and lot, on Market Street. be-
low Third Street in Bloomsburg, to L. r.
Gkeler, of MilIvilla, for 5000 90.
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Teacho s. Examinations,

Examinations Of Teacher, fox Columbia
- conuty, will La held at the following times and
Mtilm AT Mitllinville, srp't -, Maine and Beaver
at Nanyilie, Sept -. Locust Hnl ROlriHgCrcek at
Numedia, sept II. Caawiss1 and Franklin at Cnta
wissa. sept 10 tOGynghum at CcutrtlIa, sept 10
lirarCrcrh AMI Berwick az brTwiCk, sept 9' Centre
Al FQNlersviilr, sept ~, Oraugn Uraug yia sep
a. Fi.hluGcrgrk at Pca'er's school House Sept - -
Benton and Suganoaf at Benton, Sept % OFT al
ipht Street, sept %. Nj Pleasant at Jones' School
uousl sent o. Muuour ~ Dirltrrirks school House
Srp't3D Hluun at ElOOmsburg, Urt l,t. ilnmiuck nj
Blcknoru. oct. 81 Madison at Jrrscytown, oct 9TH.
Pine at WamprsNillo, oct. 9Th. Greenwood aud Jack
SON at Ruhrshur-, oct II tn.
The exercise at all the above places to commence at
9 O'Clock 4. NJ,
Teachers are requested to appear for examination
beforothe Directors 10 whom they make application 10
employment ...,
Bloomsbury, Aug. ., 1864, County Sup't
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BsL5' johnson the Republican nominee
for Vice President, is not citizen Of the
United States, nor can he vote, according
to late act OF Congress.
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ORaNGEVlLLE NORMAL StH0OL
and
~ 81 A laS lta ayJ VI q

The next term Of this Institution will commence on
Nonauy, august 18Th, 1864.
Tie orrnnizationorhc Normal School with Prepare
tory aud Model departments, oinrds students Of differ
rut grades, the bestppuTtuuity for perfect Classh'
catiuu, aud facilities for complete course of In
strlCtIuu,
Weekly Scientific Lectures illustrated with apparat'
us and weekly Lectures the Theory and Practice OF
Teaching will be gwen by the Principal
Tutisn per term of II weeks, from 81 to 50. lncl
dentals for Library, Repairs Sc jOcts.
For further particulars inquire of Prot II, d. Wal
KER, Principal of MILES Il. WILLIAMS, Sec of Irus
tees.
August, 6, 1854.
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BSS~ SOLD HIS FARM-HENRY BIT
TENBENDER, has sold his beautiful Farm
in Fishingcreek township, to John Zahner,
Of Centre township, for the sum of 81 -
$50 90.
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Saturday Morning, Sep. lo,1s64.

Dta- e.. Purib@s Unum," written
from Chicago,wil appear in the next Dem.
ocrat.
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OFFICE-over l.. G. Pains Store,
MARKET STREET.
For Sale by all Druggists ArOugt Om
The Country.
P.s.--Every agent authorized to refund the money
where the compound falls to relieve. Full Directions
accompany coclbottio III English French and Ger
man,
N B.-No Carlhelic medicine is re.
quirod, In treating Five thousand cases,
| have never known case to require
Physic, or have ever known it to fail in
thoroughly removing the diseases As |
devote all my time at The study and treat
ment of Diseases OF THE BLOOD l
am prepared to give advice gratis by ap-
plying to my Office or by letter, accom-
panied BY Stamp.
L. w, WELLS,
M. ID.
Wholesale: 81 Cortland Street New York,
Doc. podssg, BsrwifE Pa
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MARRIAGES..

ON the lst int. by the Rev. William j. Eyer Mr.
G2orrr stevens, e TuwHnda urlatlrl county, Pa,
to MSS Mary Eyer, Of Calawssa, Columbia county Pa
un the same day, by tno san', Nr. Ezra HfoNn %
Maine township, to Miss susan Foucro,r Of Catawis.
sa township:
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gay Tho Editor Of the Portland Cour.
ier thinks the common sewing maehiue
very good article to hem with but give him
the regular calico to stay with.
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EStpaY.

NAME into the premises of the subseri-
- bcr in C"ntre twp, Columbia county, about the
first Of August n large
B,&udle NUh Cow,
with bell on, supposed TO be or 10 years Old. The
owner is requested Ia prove property aud pay charg
and take her away or she viii be disposed ~ tho
law directs,
JOHN HlLL
Gentry twp, AGg, 3, 15d4,--+
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Tie PeDLaylydDia' State Agri-
cultural Society,
WILL MOLD IT'S NEXT

AMNyAA &yAAlDlIIUM
Il TENBEi !,th and closing FRIDAY SE"TEN
uER ~ih, I''i. Promiums oyer SlU.nJQ Read Il.
tlluw'uE ahstIart CATTLE. -Fos.l.u Imported, To
pr,ri !nN ran-rns roH s.9 r' S2O, aI "th.r grades
~ CgtlIr, 81 premiums, from So To aud 43 urp
rniuus FROM s. to s.! r,t hrrs 1T raltiy, not less
thln lI owned and Hrli as farm stock. &c, $40; -
hrst SO R'st can Of 10 ! Oh. Of oxen from any
county to D. paid Agricultural Iuci4y Of said county
''IH0Rs is -Gcst ioportrl Is premiums. from saoto
SIj; Th"fougnbr'.I' ~ premiums, from $50 to $40;
TauttuG ipT>tS ana Mares. prruuuu of 90. Of
300 and one Of S1vd, Pacing one Of Sij' Matched
lIorscs fan tr,ttinG ; in.lm of a50 best Matched
Tr.,'iug a pr cnlun uf $40 best Drought, GuidIuG
ana sm-lr Hor-c'. II pr.u.!rms tfum So u $40.
81 To 10 Jacks and Mulc-.l premiums from to
Slu hest NIulr Team of :, $50; - best j making
ABOUT GDG i'll prcmrns for all descriptions Of Horses
and Mules,
to SO; 81 Premiums. from : to 81.
POI LIRh-ui almost every klHdS premiums OF : t.
> Hul u, in 'h' asg' -r'. "' Sl1i.
A2riruI'urn ImPi mrnts-Hest display SJu. Steam
Pillow Sup puj Orsp rIrI Zip "ut aud liberal special
premiums tor rtuNs, p.o"man. rollers, rutlyaturs
wagons. lh' premiums IN ON r departments are
h4.ra lng Tor Gather Udu It's manufactures, butter
.hrr,e e., vegetables, trHl, wt"ns, arupns, Wines
flowers tui tn d.-IGus. stoves, lin ware, Sc dom
rslic uUuutlrtUr'-. u"iIn " rk. NC. us arts, pain
ting und pgnumushp, display Of auiars by tr.tIr..
man ami u, ,huuIcs, .lFer ware, sewing nachIIys
pIanOes, 81.
Th"a6ovoh.lngo mrr. abstract, exhibitors are re-
Intst"d t. snctr. aF.'Woau" so 'hat liwy NAV con
form II the rr- .,ll.ou 90 tL' ri.tl prr>auIiu
articles ir rAAIutiuH t| Iuo-i lunI a,I UgrI. tuIi
arch inl cta,t'o VITA rdlir'las e,u"hI', h1th DIS
freight and exclusion tickets. For catalogues aut
railroad r. agUiuti'u-, dI ir'sr u. secretary.
single Admission tickets. - cents
a. b LoVG NEEP. srcrotary.
NORRISTOWN, Pa,
EiaDT "a iftI 'lN
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Professor J. Is AACs, NJ NJ, OocuLtsr asd AuRisr
formerly Of Ledon, Holland, is now located at No. 81
PINE street, PHILADELPHIA, where persons aGlicted
Wrh diseases Of the EYE aud EAR viii b. scirntif.
GIy treated ana cured, If Curable. u Artificial
Ewes inserted without pain.
y Nochatges u'ade for Examination. "ha Med.
ir faculty Is invited, he has no secrcts 10 hi :
mode Of treatment.
July ,. 1854 -- Ilin
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House end Lot for Sale.

WILL be sold cheap and on easy terms,
W A DWELLING HOUSE AND VALUABLE LOT,
81 tuate on Main Street in West BoOmsburg.
JOHN G. FREEZE,
Nav
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POSTSCRIPT!
The Draft Poetnoned.

1t is thought the Government will ex-
tend the time for volunteering as enlist.
ments all over the country have been
steadily increasing. Pennsylvania hes sur
passed every State in the Union by the
pro mptness with which she has respond.
ed to the last call Of the President, Re-
cruits are continually going forward to our
armies, and with united fort on the part
Of the people, the quotas will soon be ell.
ed,
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.AARSs e ExzYxs1Es, {,

Muse, Mouth and Throat Syphilis in all its FORMS sy'
phitc or mcrcerrial Sore mouth, AMI throat chronic
liberation Of the Lungs, Stomach mud Kidneys PIN.
Pies, Postuuos and Botches Rheumatlsm Female
Weakness Lcrcorrhao arising from internal ulcora'
on Dropsy, Geucna Debility, Emocotion and all di'
Jases Of the
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BAO@mSBURG MARKET.
SPECIAL NOTICES

TERMBLE DISCLOSURES 8 ECRETs FOR THE
i MILLION
A most valuable aud wonderful publication. A work
O. 400 pages, and3O COlOred 0upravinga. DR. HUN
TER'S WADE MECUM, an original and popular trent.
les on Man and Woman their Fhysiplogy, Fnnctions,
ana Sexual disorder Of every kind with mover falling
htmeHI,- l1r their speedy cure The pactice Of Dr.
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Tue earnest solicitation Of numerous persons he ha
Dreh induced to extend his medical usefulness through
the medium Of his "NADE MEtUMt his n votumn
hat should be in the hands of every family In the land
az preventive Of secret vices or as guide for the
aUeViHuon OF one Of the most awful and destructive
scOutgcs ever visited mankind. ~ne copv securely en-
Veloped will be forwarded orpostag to any part
Of the United states for 80 cents in + q stamps
Address, post paid, Dr. Hunter, No. 2 Division
street, New York,
May 81, l~Ci-y.
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READ SVERO SAYS SD !

From Rcr J. Nflcion BrOoH. d. d., Editor Of the Encv.
copeia Of Rcig0as AHoGiedge, dad Christida CAroE-
icle, Phi'ade'phta
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines IN general through dstruSt of their ingre.
dients and effects yet know Of sut ccnt rca son
why man may not testify TO the benefit he believes
himself to have received from any simple preparation
in the hope that he may tus contribute to the benefit
others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Hitters prepared by pr. C. ". Jackson Of h
city, because was preiudlced against II en- for many
years under h impression thai ihey were chiefly aii
alcoholic mixture. am inirhItd my friend Robert
shoemaker, Esq., for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tests, ana for cement try them when
suffering from seat and long ceGtinued debility. The
usg Of three bottles of these Bicrs at the beginning
Of the present year followed by cvdcn: relief
and restoration to degree OF bodily and ncnta vigo
which had not felt for months before and had al
most G2spaired of rcgaiuing. therefore thank Coo
and my friend or directing me to the rs. uf them.
j. NEW ron BROWN.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate of Henry Fedder, deceased,
7 ETrERS Teslamcntary on the estate Of Henry
IL Feddcr, late ofCentre township, Columbia county
SC, 10 the undersigned both residing in Midnvile,
AN persons having claims against the estate of the
dccedent are requested 10 present them to the Exetu
tors without delay aud all persons indebted to make
payment forthwith SAMUEL CREASY,
GEORGE FEEDER. I EKrs.
July 80, Is64--6w - o0'.
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From the Rev JOS. II Kcnnarl Pastor of the 10th

From the Rev. Jos. II Kcnnarl, Pastor of the 10th
Baptist Church
DIR. JACKSON Dear sir: have been frequently re.
4ugstcd to connect nay name wiki Communications OF
dh'rcnt Kinds of medicines but regarding the practice
as out Of my appropriate sphere, hdyr IN all eases
dcclinrdi hut with clear proof in instances
ana parucu larly in my family OF th" usefulness of r..
hooiinno'S German Btcrs, depart for from nay
usuH' tuUsr, To express my fun conviction that for
general d"Diiy oi the system and especially for Liver
complaint, 1t Is safe and valuable preparation. Ia
some cases it may fail bat usually doubt not, it viii
be very bencllca to those who suffer from the above
causes Yours very respectfully,
}. kENNARD,
Eighth below Coates St, hllad'a
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From the Rev. VI. Lyons formerly Pastor of the Co
lubrbus IN, J.) and Milestown (PaJ Baptist Church.
New Columbus, N Y.
DIR. G, NJ. JACKSON = Dear Sir.-I feel it pleasure
thus, of my accord TO bear testimony 20 the ex
Cullcn OF tn German Bitters Somcy since being
much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with great
beneficial results have often recommended them to
persons cnephlod by TINT tormeHng disease. ana have
heard FROM them the most hUltrrIug tcsnmonas to
their great value. In cases of general debility, b.,
iaye It to be- a tonic that cannot be surpassed,
J.M, LYONS.
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J. III kENNARD,
Eighth below Coates St, . hilad'a.

From Rev Warren Randolph. PaStcr ef Baptist Church
Germantown, Pa.
Dir. Q. NJ. JACKSON Dear SIr:-PersOnal experience
enables me 10 say that | regard the German Bttcrs
prepared by you most excellent medicine. In cases
OF severe cold and general debility have been great
" benefited by the use Of the RtlcrS, md doubt not
they VIII produce similar effects on Others
Yours respectfully, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penna.
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DEATHS.

iu fishinccrcpk town nshP Columbia co. on Tuesday
last OF Fever Mr. Wlliam burkaicu, aged about 50
years.
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rrom,ho Rev. rhos, Winter, Faster of RoxDorougn,

From the Rev rhos, Winter, Puster of RoXborough,
Baptist ,uurCh,
IA. JACKSON Dear Sri feel it due 10 your excel
lent propagation. upotaud's Gortun Bltters 10 add
my testimony to the deserved reputation II has obtain
ed. have for years, at times, been troubled with
great disorder III my head ana nervous system. was
advised by friend to try abotlf Of your German Bit
trrs, | did so and have experienced great and uneN.
peclcd relief; my health has been very materially ben
eftted | confidently recommend tue article where
meet with cases similar To my own and have been as
sured by many Of their good effects.
Respectfully yours, Il. WINTER, RoXburOugh, Pa.
From Rev. j. 5. Herman, of the German Reformed
Church, KutH;own, Berks county, Pa.
DRCM. JACKSON Respected Sir II have been sic
with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, aud have never
used any medicine that did me much good as loOt'
lands Itters. am very much improved in healt h
after takiug Ave bOtt.s, Respeittully yours
J. s. HARMAN.
PRICES
Large Size (hOldmg nearly double quautity)
Sl,0O per Botte--haIf dozen, s. OG
Small size-75 cents per Boule-hal( dozen, 81 W
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RE.UFltBER TH4T THIS BITTERs
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
FiNAN CIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

s-0...--..-.. THuafpAy, Oct. 27-sP. N.
Tue stock market showed decided this morn
tug but sharss firmly la and the general tone Of
speculative feeling adverse 10 . decline.
The closing quotations n the nrst board varied
from those OF yesterdays second board as fol
iows-Resdius advanced 1, Michigan Southern ~
Aiohig~@srCsDtrAl u, Chiolgo and Rock Island y,
Chicago and North Western q, Preferred u, Alton
ana Terrs Hauts Ia, Cumberland Coal TX,
Cleveland and Ptisburs declined y, Ahwaukee aud
Prairie du ohiea T. Ere Illinois Central and Clevelard
and Toledo steady.
fseEc Mail showed an advance upon Wednesday, q
arsi board price OF g. Atlantic Mail declined l. tss,
Governments securities stronger and in more &C
tive demand both st the board and street where
the great balk Of the business in them transacted
Coupon nvetwentes. new issue, sold At loo,s Vi
pom s'xes, Of lss losyS year certificates % s45s
Treasury notes, october and April, lOsx.
stale stocks and railroad bonds were duh
After the call, and the open board O'Clock, the
market was strong At the second regular board II
active, but somewhat irregular The closing quotations.
compared with those the morning. showed advance
10 New York Central OF ~, Hudson River l,s Reading
az. Michigan Central 1. Michigan Southern u, Chicago
and Northwestern y, Alton and rerre Hauts Y, Quick
silver " Rock Island declined u. Illinois Central y,
Fort Wayne u, Cumberland Coal l. Erie was steady at
o.. Government securities strong At . fractional
advance
Az the open board at halpast three Reading and Fort
Wayne active and higher, but the general
Q shade lower.
The gold market was unusually steady to-day, ths
opening and closing quotations being alike, aud the
treme variations being less than two per cent Tho
rumor that GRANTS army preparing for q gene al
movement was revived; but II appeared TO hardly
any influence the market, although the general
pecation that active military operations viii take place
an ~nfa hat md davt
TALLY chock speculation for steady rise, which tho
''buls" are, Of course anxious to inaugurate. Quick
turus are therefore, the Of day gold well
stocks. The quotations as followss-
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
camsls shipped for New York.

female camel with her young one, arrived 10 South
anpton yesterday, 70 BE- sent cut In tho Bremen mail
steamer New York 70 the United States They vsfe se-
companied BY On Arab keeper BY contrivsncs could
the elder oamsSoe induced 70 the ganaway from
ths dock 10 the ship although The Arab tried By bfpws
and BY coaSsg win bag o. oats 70 get her on board.
with beautifully son sky hair, stuck 10 his dam Asths
tide about 10 ebb, the pos board the ship be-
came impatient, and called out, 'sHave the animals
shipped number OF The German passengers board
the New York rushed shore, aud, amidst shouts Of
carried him bodily TO the steamer, and the ship was
obliged TO leave the side Of the dock mm sdatey sav
iug The she carmel behind The young camel began 70
his dam, and the latter hearing tbs cries mosned dis
essingiy her eyes moisensd with tears and her
head WAS slowly and solcmnly moving 70 and fro hooking
for her young Al length she vas put into horse
boy and sungcn board steam tug and taken out 70 the
Fsv York, wWch waited 10 ths stream for her,
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

Coon HKws pon sHAvsss.-A question was recently
decided 10 Supreme Court s Mas sachuses which
skaters and ice dealers Interested u claimed
bv number OF Ice dealers that they had title In The
tee o. pond py virtue certain early grants OF the
seuegs court that the their property that
thsy had IN 70 take Whenever they pleased. The
people " wess Roxbury, determined sos tbsir
ths lcs cutting and the Court decided In thsk favor
holding tbAtsths cutting zee but q ths 70
which ths water Of the pond may be tgwulIy applied
snd shoss who 70 for bathing boatna stating
Oehsne fowlng, are entitled 70 equal ccusesratcu" "
Whsrsupou shs bceton papsre coagyaiuats the akane
pubIIc thsl the Supreme Court 10 these money making
tss reoognss populay aDosts entitled peeseotion.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
"Bread and the Ba hsrs.".


Permit me to say few words through your valuable
paper In reference 70 communication Ia Mondays
issue aligned o. p o. which is calculated 70 lnure the
interests OF manufacturing bakers and lead the public
sstray regard the pronts bread. For instance
barrel Of good American -four (not Frenoh) costing
thirteen dollars, which ID the average Of . bakers
mixture, and welsLirg one hundred and ninsty.six
pounds, win produce two hundred and seventy I'VE
pounds Of dough. and sell a>two pound LOAF for
twelve cents, leaves us, with The empty barrel,
prons Of three dollars and ty.nve cents,
very small pront indeed, tDese hard times
but perhaps o. p. Q. II n the family -four trade,
wha. is commonly called middle man, and fears
repetition Of bygone times, breaking -four stores rob.
bng bskers &C. Therefore he would like TO preyudice
the public against the bakers, when, In act the blame
lies altogether with specuaiors Let any who doubts
cali dour merchant and inquire tho price OF
bakers MIXTURE and he will be convinced these
which every old woman knows. Yet o. p. z. has had
TO consult the chemists for information about weight,
measures, Gdueration, &c. which we would gladly
give Tor nothing and witness the whole epe
ration, which win enable him to write trper communal
cation. MANUFACTURING BAKER,
los CANAL STREET, Oct rs, 1854
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
The Bread Question.
70 THE EDIroB OF THE HsRALD.


10 THE sDIroR OF THE HsRALD, +.sk
Nsw YoRK, Got ~. 1854
notice short paragraph 10 your paper Of this
ing In relation 10 bread and Bakers which, with your per-
mission. VIII texs for few observations.
That the Yankee nation, which claims for itself and
Joys the reputation Of being tho cutess In the world
should be the only In world that submits
murngly to the most outrageous the stupid and
preposterous imposition this almost beyond
comprehension and belief II . person wishes To buy
sugar. coffee tea retail no naturally asks the price,
aud u given him at much per pound. Nts cloth.
or silk or muslin he wants. it much per yard But
told that ii Is much not for specified amount, but
for much as the baker chooses to gve Only apply
this method OF trade TO any other commodity, and the
common Of the community would be shocked and
dealer be laughed his fce suppose you wished
buy and the shopkeeper should tell ho asked
one dollar. NOT for pound, but much might
have the conscience TO give you. Or II II cloth you
wanted and you were .oa aaa ne price wss wo o do1
lars would cut you OIL as much as in hts discretion you
ought to have
you any other commodity, at certain price ior.a
certain specified quantity but not In this particularly
and knowing nation. Now for the ricn this,
though felt be imposition, is or COM larstvey
little importance, but Tor the poor, with whom every
penny counts, IL becomes grinding sxaction. would
let baker sell his bread at price he chooses TO ask
for thAt is his anair but would obise him 70 give
for the price he asks certn quantity Or course, TO
bring this about, move must be made by those who
swinded There is use OF appealing TO the bakers
They have good thing and gong TO give II up
us ng people stupid enough TO trade suoh
TERMS No. NO nust do as they do in Engaud when any
great abuse 10 be- remedied; must agitate II is
the poor who suffer tho most Lot them assemble In
public eetiugs them agitats and combine and
upon those who control this matter the necessity
ieRsatlo~as win paoc bakers n the category
trust you win this drop with publca.
of this letter. but that you win lend the powerful
FAIR PLAY .