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Just published. Second edi-
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Mirror Of Youth, or the Mys-
terses OF SEXUAL Intercourse.
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In postage stamps, u will be
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EMIGRATION AGENCY.
GENERAL AGENCY
Montreal Ocean Steamship Comfy
4 IA sALEE sTREET, l1A

Carrying The canadian and United States Mails.
We book passen Esrs tie most favorable terms nom
Al Eswussnd oitise n xxsl.nd.
any Railroad Station In the west Of u .. Also from
DRoxzHBM, CERlsrrA VIA, CHnsrIAHsAxD, GorHnEBBRa
CorsxKA eIx, BHrHss, HAnBURe, RorruxDAn, Ans-
rERrAH and Antwerp. Passage kurops The lowest
terms.
winslow q Christenssn,
Gen. Agent, - Lasals "a.
Tickets can also Be obtained at
Baking o1hce o. Boyd Bros, - Z. Glnsk street.
once Of Francis A. Hoffman Co., 81 Ia salls street.
p. L. Hswknson. Ulich's Block, ". Clark strsst.
:, Z" Emil DrsisF, 1877 Milvaukis Asenne.
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HAIR REsToREE
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-05

1.-THE FLORENCE isrihe only machine ex-
IL tAnt having reversible feed. which enables the
operator either 70 the right or e a n
tks ony MACHINE has makes perfectly elastic seam,
4 alike on each ode Of the fabric
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saoM THE OLD WORLD.

the London Bee Hive.
The European Labor Congress mt Lau-
same.
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Baltimore Cattle Market

DALIlMORE, NONeLnuoI q.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at
the Scales during the past week amour
ted to 1921 head, against 1908 last week
Of the number offered, 145 head came
from Ohio, $50 from West Virginia, 19f
from Indiana, AZ from Virginia, and lf
from Pennsylvania, over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad: 3l7 from Virginia
and Maryland on foot, and LAG from the
same States by boat. Of the receipts
862 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 800 sold to spectators fol
Eastern markets, 100 to farmers for gra-
zing, and the balance shipped to the
East without being offered here. Prices
to-day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags at 3 25a4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 400a4 rs; fair to
good stock Cattle 00a5 %; fair quality
Beeves 5 25a6 %; and the very best
Beeves G 75a7 rs per 100 lbs. At the
opening of the market good Beef Cattle
advanced 4aic per lib, but dull at about
last weeks prices.
SHEEP.-The market has been very
dull during the week, especially for or.
binary qualities, for which there is
scarcely any demand. Sales of fair to
good Sheep have been made ut 3a4 cents,
and extra quality at 5 cents per lb
gross.
HOGS.-The receipts have been large
during the week, and demand only fair,
Sales of fair to good fat Hogs at 00alC
% per 100 lbs net, at which the market
closed very dull to-day.
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TERRHLE nuRRIcANE.
Vessels Dashed Together and Sank
Several Vessels wrecked-TownT To
tally Destroyed.


Vessels Dashed Together and Sank
Several Vessels wrecked-TownT To
tally Destroyed.
New YORK, Nov u.-By late arri-
val from st. Thomas we have particulars
of the great hurricane which lasted
about four hours, tearing up trees, hitting
houses from theirsfoundations and dash.
ing them to pieces. Ships, steamers ana
smaller vessels were dashed together
and sunk; fifty or sixty vessels were
either blown ashore, disulantled or sunk,
with ouite q number of crews lost.
thousands on land are homeless and suf.
fering. The excitement is very great
and it is impossible now to estimate the
loss, although it must be immense.
On the morning of the 10Th, there being
indications of o storm, the passengers OF
the old steamer Conway did not feel
safe to 90 to sea in her and wished to be
transferred to the Rhone, a new steamer
of the line, where they might consider
themselves safe in case of a storm;
They were accordingly transferred and
both vessels put to sea, but during tne
storm the RhOne struck on Peters island
and her boiler exploded and all on board
were lost. with the exception oftweive
mr. fifteen. The Conway was thrown on
lTortola Island and all hands were saved.
Nothing definite in regard to the 9th
or ISLANDS had been heard from, with
the exception of Tortola, of which the
report says that the town was totally
destroyed and number of lives lost.
The steamer Columbian came in Of
about eleven o'clock and at two O'Clock
was sunk and six persons lost. Her car,
60 was valued at from one to two mil
lions of dollars. The track of the hurri
cane seems to have been narrow, as the
Meridian from Rio and the North Amer,
lea arrived the, day after and neither
experienced anything more than a stiff
breeze.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November IL.
FLOUR-Dull and lower; family OF 10
75a11 90.
WHEAT-Dull at 9 As for No. l red
winter.
CORN-Irregular; new ear in demand
and advanced to 52aS3c; old shelled
offered at 90a92c.
OATS-Dull and closing; no buyers
over &c for No. i.
RYE-Dall at 46 for No. l.
sCOTTON-Dulla at 16iaEc. ~
TOBACCO-Unchanged. ~
WHISKY-Steady at last quotations
PROVISIONS-Dull and nominal.
MESS PORK-At 20 90.
BACON-At 12c fer shoulders; l6c ter
for clear sides. -.
LARD-At lie for old city.
HOGS-Sold at 8 90 net and 0Oa6 40
gross; weather cold and very good fol
slaughtering; nearly all in pens were
killed. t.- ~
GREEN MEATS-Sold at 7a9 l-2al2
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged and quiet.
APPLES-Dull and unchanged.
POTATOES-Dull and unchanged.
EGGS-Sales at 80.
PETROLEUM-Dul at 50a52 for re-
fined free.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at 3 OOa6 90
gross.
SHEEP-Dull at 2 00a3 so gross.
LINSEED OIL-Sales at %.
GOLD 3Sf buying.
MONEY-Markct very close at l2a15
per cent. es.
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New York Cattle Market.
NEW YORK, November |


Receipts for the week, 6070 beeves,
81, S97 sheep and lambs, 80, III hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-The supply at the
yards to-day was quite large, being
2700 head; market without activity;
prices declined !alc per head and closed
heavy; few were undisposed of; the
average quality Of cattle were fair; a
few choice sold for 17c; extra lots 16a16i;
prime 15al5i; first quality 144al4a; in
ferior to good 5a13a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There is no
demand, with supply of 5000 head;
market depressed and &c lower, closing
weak with some offerings unsold; many
sold by the head at 2 25a4 90; extra
sheep &c; prime SIC and inferior to COM
mon 4a5c; extra lambs &c; medium to
good 6a6 l-2c and inferior 5a5 l-2.
HOGS-Market completely overstock-
ed; 10 car loads were on sale at the
Fortieth street yards and 80 at the Com
munipaw; trade is active, however, and
the market closed quiet and steady at
6sa6f for heavy prime; 6sa6 1-2 for fair
to good and 6a6t for light to common;
quality of offerings fair.
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New Work. Items.

New YORK, November 1.-THE Laza-
rus Order of the Catholic Priests have
purchased large tract in Brooklyn, on
which they intend to erect magnih-
cent church and college.
The American Social Science Associa-
ton, the largest vessel afloat, made q
trial trip to-day.
Immense coal heaps in the Cunard
docks, Jersey City, have been on lire
for several days from Spontaneous COM
bustion.
Seth w. Payne left this morning, pro-
posing to walk TO San Francisco In l5O
days.
MWith corrections the Assembly stands
Democrats, rs Republicans, SO. The
Senate has Is Democrats, IL Republic
crns and one independent.
The Board of Common Council have
resolved to tender a public reception
and the freedom of the city to General
Mcclellan upon his arrival.
Never Finn was arrested on the
charge of having set fire to his premises
on the second floor of No. 50 Warren
street, where he carried on the shirt
business.
lIGneIal CutIludu odllCo bO-uay toA
California, also Miss Hook and Miss
Norris, missionaries bound for Calcutta;
Bishop Williams and Rev. E. G. Lowe,
en- route to China ard Japan.
Frank Sullivan has been extradited
to the British Government, charged
with the murder of the mate of the
bark Maria at sea.
In the case on trial of John Hirstand
against George K. Otis, to recover SlO,-
600, the plaintiff claimed he was inter
ested ina postoffice contract to run mails
from Atchison, Kansas, to Halson, and
that the defendant contracted that If
he would release his interest in the con-
tract so parties could obtain it he would
pay him, 900; plaintiff did so and Otis
obtained the mail contract but failed
TO pay defendants claim; the contract
is void for want of consideration ami as
being contrary to public policy.
The case was also on trial of Dart,
agent of Walker and others, to recover
$4,000 by reason of the al
legged deficit of the defendants not con-
tributing their alleged share of the loss
arising from the purchase and sale of
lands in West Virginia during the oil
excitement. 1t was alleged by the plain
tiff that the cost of property was less
than the amount represented.
Revenue seizures of whisky and to-
bacco continue. Several were reported
TO-DAY.
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Especially, who have become the victims OF Soi
tatv Wee that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps 70 an nntimely grave
Thousands Of Young Men Of the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other-
wise have entranced listening Senates with the
thunder of elOqnene9, or walked TO ecstaey the
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence
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CUT MEATS-Heayy; 160 pkgs at
Feal0c for shoulders; 11a12s for hams.
LARD-Unchanged; 500 bbls at 12sa
1880 for small lots.
BUTTERFLY good demand lat 20a4Sc
for State.
q CHEESE-Heayy at 11al5c.
LATEsT-5 P. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed more steady, and IN
moderate demand, part for export. :,
WHEAT-More steady, at l7a2 le
fer No. 2, and "a for No. 1 spring.
Astronomical, at ] 5Sal 90 Tor west
ern. tf'f5 .Bs,
OATS Fairly active and steady at
"a for western.
CORN-Dull, at sa1 SO for good
to prime mixed western.
PORK-Dull and heavy, at 20 75a
90 s14 for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Dull.
BACON-Fairly active and firm, at
113a11s for Cumberland.
LARD-Steady at 13a13s for good TO
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, November IL.
COTTON-Less active and dropping;
sales of 1000 bales at 16ta19c for mid
ding uplands, chiefly l9c.
FLOUR-Receipts 2, 0SS barrels; mar
ket 10al5c lower; sales of 14,6OO barrels
at 00a9 90 for superfine State and
western; Q 30a10 Is for common to
choice extra State; 8 20a12 60 for eX-
ira western; 0cal2 Is for round hoop
Ohio; 10 00al6 90 for st. Louis, closing
more active and with better tone.
California flour more active; sales OF
1900 sacks at IL 50al3 so; and 13 s.
for choice de. Sales of $50 barrels Rye
flour at Z 00aS 90.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts 22l, POP bushels;
market 1a2c lower, closing with rather
q better feeling and fair export de-
mand; sales 81 900 bushels at 2 l6a2 Is
for No. 2 spring; 9 21a2 % for No l do:
2 26 for amber Green Bay; 2 2la2 % for
Nos l and 2 spring mixed; 7a75 for
amber and white Genesee; 20 for
choice white California. -5..'
RYE-Nominal; sales of 100 bushels
western. rzE
BARLEY--Actiye, but firm; sales of
$4,000 bushels at 43 for No. 2 Chicago
and Goal gu for Canada West,
MALT-Dull.
CORN-Reseipts los, STA bushels; mar
ket about lie better; sales of 73,0OG BUSH
els at Sal 80 for mixed western in
store and ahoat.
OATS-Receipts 254, l23 bushels; mar
ket lie hover; sales of $4,000 bushels at
769a77 for western, closing at the latter
price. Stock in warehOuse-wheat a.
100 bushels; corn / ,952 ,705 bushels; oats
2,246,752 bushels; rye 1,345, 43 bushels;
barley 3,610,53 bushels; malt 52,155;
peas 81 ,662 bushels.
RICE--Steady at 9tal0 for Carolina.
C0FFEE-Firm ut some inquiry.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of $50 hogs
head Cuba at 12!al2s; also 1000 boxes
Havana at II.
OLASSES-Nominal.
HOPS---Quiet and unchanged.
PETROLEUM---Dull at IL for crude
and 30 for refined bonded.
PORK-Dull and dropping; sales $50
bbls at 20 75a20 Sit for mess, and clos
ing at 20 rs cash; 10 50a20 90 for prime;
also $50 bbls mess selling all year at
BEEF-Heavy; 145 bbls at previous
prices.
{ BEEF HAMS-Dull.
BAC0N-Quiet; sales 430 boxes Cum
berland Cutat 113a1lic for December;
iSc for long clear; lac for Stratford. :
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ggg Jslestaph,
ITO TMR RRGIsTEK-
BY THE cABRE.
tTslegraph to the ReGister.I

LONDON, November s.-A report has
reached here that Lavalette is soon
to resign from the French Ministry of
State. 1t is probable that he will be
succeeded by Rouber. -,
The Friends Of Garibaldi state that
at the battle near Monte Rotondo, ne
had only four thousand men.
. The Etendard says that the sons OF
Garibaldi arc still at large, though con-
cealed. tr
FLORENCE, November s.-Garibaldi is
to be tried at Florence.
PARIS, November S.-General La Mar
mora. the italian Minister, lately had
an audience with the Emperor, and ask
ed the withdrawal of the French troop;
from Rome. -ttt-
The annual yellow book is ready for
publication. 1t shows that Ratazzi was
long ago warned of the plans OF the III
snrgents under Garibaldi, and the ac-
tion that France was certain to take IN
the premises.
LONDON, November s,-Telegrams
have been received here stating that
q second typhoon had occurred at Maco
The damage to property was immense
DUBLIN, November 5.-The jury In
the case of Costello, who is on trial IN
this city for alleged completely in Fen
ianism, was unable to agree.
AMSTERDAM, November s.-The Bank
b of Amsterdam has raised its rate ofdis'
count from to 81 per cent.
r., LONDON, November s.---The new tar
if of the Atlantic Cable is settled. The
following notifications 60 into efect
the LIST of December. Tolls between
New York and any place in Great Brit
ain OF Ireland for ten words, not ex
ceeding fifty letters in all, 25c for eact
word; after the first ten $3.50; the ad
dress and signature to the extent of five
words free of charge. No extra charge
for messages in the code consisting Of
plain words, but messages in cipher
that is to say, messages in numerals or
letters of the alphabet not having any
known or dictionary words or names o.
places; ships and persons, &C., to be
charged for the first ten words 25c, and
each additional $3.50. Tolls between
New York City and points west ant
south thereof will be charged in add
ton TO the above.
LONDON, November 9. P. M Consol
"a lilo for money. No advices re
ceived from New York. American
securities nominal ct the following
rates: 5-20s at 70 lie; 10-40's at SIT; IL
hnois Central at S2s; Erie 46E.
LIVERPOOL, November 9---P. M.---Cot
ton market was quiet throughout the
day; sales of 10000 bales middling up
lands at 8 11-16; do Orleans at lilo.
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An Army Of More than PTe
Thousand Odice-fIolders

Are consuming your substance, and ho.ls
othor hungry expectants are gathering bli
vultnres, 20 banquet upon the yitalA Of p's-
trate STATE. -
Your public buildings are sinking douuik n
tho hundred thousand, with no apparent resst
Your Lnnatic Asylum has already cost t4lgeb
q third more than the original estimate fof u,
whole, and the inst wing is not yet o0mgskh
AT the present rate, more than one milnn u
dollars viii be consumed In what ID nothing ~
than q stupendous fraud, at which youf pS'lis
servants are conpivinR. ,,,f
The Penitentiary was expected TO be built ~
SOS 600, but through the incOmPoteney Tat
planned H. nearly four times a. much mAhsia
win We required as was originally INTENDED, AZ
the expense Of tho building viii be little ihef'
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of pae
lie men show similar disregard OF your lHlss
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Of pfi'as
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of The state %,
uttered word Of denunciation Of theS OF az
other public wrongs. To the RRGisTEg beioat'
almost tbs exclusive honor Of clamplosins ~
popular cause against the Outrages Of 0iutA
plnDderers. In pursuance Of tts purio~
hunt down corruption and eorTuptionise 20
REGISTER viii lay before the people a s...
startling facts concerning The outlay o. -. -.
funds upon public works The most ens,hss
frauda are known 10 have bsen perpetrsied ass
every taxpayer has an interest In their dssesy
ment. We call upon the people TO soo0n NJ
support us In our effort
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw awey your false frizses, your switches,
your wig
Destructive Of comfort and not worth fig;
Come aged, come youthful, como ugly and faif,
And rejoice in your own luIuriant hair.
REA'ARATOR CAPILLE.
EOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
II heads from whatever cause 1t may have
fallen out and forcing growth Of hair upon the
face il has no equal. 1t will force the beard 70
grow upon the smoothest face in from five 70
eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads In from
two to three months. A few ignorant practi-
TONERS have asserted that there Is nothing that
will force or hasten the growth Of the hair or
beard. Their assertions are false, rs thousands
Of living witnesses from their own eIperienee)
can bear witness. But many will say, how are
we to distinguish the genuine from the spun.
GUS II certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths Of
the different preparations advertised for the
hair aud beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large amounts
in their purchase. To such we would say, try
the Reparator Capilli; it will cost You nothing
unless It fully comes up to our representations
II your Druggist does not keep IL, send rs ono
dollar aud we viii forward il, post paid, together
with receipt for the money, which win be re-
turned you on application, providing entire sat-
isfaction Is not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fzyette Street, SYRACUSE, N. 7.
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Railroad Accident.

>. PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, November H.
By the accidental displacement of q
switch at Rhinehart station, on the
Hudson River railroad. on Saturday
night, eight cars of an extra freight
train bound south were thrown from
the track and badly mashed up. No.
body was injured but the down trains
we're detained some hours by the acct
dent. A large force of workmen were
sent MP from this city to assist in clear
ing away thewreck and trains are now
running regular. = e
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FROM WASHINGTON.
military Companies Disbanded-
Hayes Restored-The 1910 Bonds
A successor 80 Stanton 90 be APP
pointed-PreVenIicu

Pointed-PreVenticu
NEW YORK, November 1.-The Her
aids Washington special says: General
Emory has issued an order disbanding
all irresponsible military companies
black and white, organized in this dis
trict. This has been done under the
special instruction of General Grant.
DIR. j. w. Jones has been dispatched
by Secretary MeCulloch to take charge
of the former United States mint al
at Charlotte. n. G. 1t will be used as
an assay office hereafter.
The Times Washington special says
General Sheridan, being assured of the
GOOD conduct of General Hayes in the
future. telsgraphed General Grant re-
commendinga disapproval of his remov-
al as Sheriff. Mr.. Bullet then declining
the appointment, Hayes was restored.
The Secretary of the Treasury yester-
day received orders from large houses
in New York for the purchase of 1O-4C
bonds in large lots. He has decided
not to accept them for the present,
though it is quite certain that should he
conclude to issue the twenty or twenty
one millions which still remain unis-
sued under the act of March, 1864, he
would find for them q prompt sale at
full prices.
The Tribupe's Washington special
says; 1t is expected that the President
will, during the present week, appoint
. successor to Mr.. Stanton as Secretary
of War. AS yet no selection has been
made, but it is believed the Executive
Is DESTROYS of bringing into his Cabinet
one who is rs near as may be the type
of the conservative sentiment of the
people as evinced in the recent cleo,
tiOnS.
The Heralfs Washington special
says: Representative Ashley has pre-.
pared and will introduce on the first
day of the session bill to prevent the
p present Ohio Legislature from redis-
tricting the State so as to give the
Congressional districts to the Demo
Gratis in the election next year.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

DRY GOODS-The market continues a
little depressed, but there is rather more
doing at concessions although trade is
rather far from active. The Massachu-
sets fine brown sheetings are reduced
to 9ic, for o to 11ic, B B to 1lic and NJ to
14c and the Great Falls brand lot.
The Great Falls S, tiger brand, bleach
ed finds ready sale at shilling. Arm
ODDS prints in request at lie but in 9th
or descriptions there is no material
change. ..
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Washington LIENS.

;fWAsHINGToN, November 1.-THE
Government will be ready on the 18th,
10 proceed with the trial Of JEFF. Davis
but the <pestponement is possible, in
order to satisfy the desire of gentleper
on both sides that Chief Justice Chase
shall sit with Judge Underwood.
!. Our Viee-Consul General at Havana
telegraphs 10 hesitate Department that
the cholera is serious at that port. II
is officially declared that the number OF
cases is on the increase.
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80 +" ASTROLOGY.q q
The World Astonishsd
ArmE WONDERFUL zEyELAnOssi'sF
THE GREAT AsrRoIOGIsI
MADAME n A. PERgIoe

CHE REVEALS SECRETS 30 ~ -
| - cSeF knew. She restores " baPpipsS -
who, from dOlefnl syents, cstestfopbst -.
In love, loaa Of relations and fnenas q
money &C., have become dszPonass =. q
brings toasther thOsa long sep4zztcff -.
formation concerning absent frcnds y ~
restofts lost or stolen property, tells J..(h
busiaess you are best qusiiDes q p'n ,,<,ss
what Won win be NEST successful. causes r-1
marriages, and tells you tbe yeIy 90 }y{srL
marry, gives yea tho nsDa. hkenee ~ 80 ~
teristics Of the person. She ream 1900
thoughts, and " Der ahne;a $1,000
powers unveils lie dark and hl1oen1 h -
Of the future. From the siars No -
firnAment-tbe ualelc stars thai -. ~ -
predominate in The ODngufzfion-- - ersl
1scts and Positions Of The Ylareo 80 90
stars In the heavens 81 the time q 0i 81 -. b
duees the future destiny Of man J.,tk r.
consult the greatest AstTologist q - -
costs yOsbut . tFfhe, aah ygu n1s5 cn.,,.-t,,iss
have 20 fayoFable IN opportunity $500 q.
fee, with fzeness and al deetfed snio IL
Partios living 1t o distance can 81 ,.-si,lsf
Madans By Inzil With e3us1 safetJ "a IN a.
tio3 70 themselves, ~ u IN pefsgn; n ..t-ss. -
explicit chart written cat WITH AZ - ii "a -
swered and Likeness enelosea, sent ~ .srics<<r
c6ipt o. price above megtlonea !, - 1879
sesresy VIII be maintained, sla ~ - xtts
eBes retained or drstroye1 Bdeia.s.v sbor.
highest order furnished those dco sezr
Write plainly tie day Of The month a. - Va
IN which yeu vsrs bqrHs sne'oans :
% s h1ab MspsnrH A PEEEisy /.
80 p, o. DRABBR "a BuUkIp -