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A BRAVE WOMAN

An Incident occurred in Amwell
township, in this county, about two
miles from town, Friday afternoon,
which speaks we'll for the bravery OF
Washington county ladies. 1t appears
that Mr.. JuhmR. Lacock; wealthy
farmer residing in Amwell township.
had on Thursday sold lot of sheep for
which he received a largo sum of
money. On Friday (the day of the Re-
publican demonstration here), he and
his family, with the exception of his
wife, came to town leaving the house
In charge OF Mrs. L., who is large, 70
bust woman, and, us the sequel Will
show, one not to he tTif1ed with. About
two O'Clock in the afternoon two white
men, with their faces BACKED, came 10
the house and enquIred for Mr.. Lacock.
They were informed that he was not at
home and would not return until late
In the evening. They then asked IL he
had not sold some sheep on the preced-
ing day, TO which she replied in the
affirmative. One of the villains then
caught her by the hands and said that
they did not want either Mr.. l.. or the
sheep, but that they wanted the money
which he had received for the sheep,
which they said they knew was in
the house. Mrs. l.. tried to make
them believe that the money was
not in the house, saying that MI
IL
post in the bank. They said they would
search the house unless she would get
1t for them, and threatened to kill her
IL she made any resistance or called for
help. Seeing that the case was a des-
perate one, and would have to be met
in a desperate msnner, she resolved
upon a piece of strategy which saved
the money and perhaps saved her life
During the conversation with the VIII
lains the one who had caught her by
the hands retained his hold with a vice
like grasp, and unless she could re-
lease herself from him she was power.
| less to defend herself or property, and
| in this extremity her strategy and
presence of mind came to her aid. She
! for the time appeared to surrender the
field !" and agreed to get the money FOL
them : if they. would let her go ano
| promise not to harm her. The propo
sitIon was accepted by the rufi1ans, bu
no sooner was the brave woman re
leased from the grasp of the Villains
than she sprang to the corner OF thu
| room, in which double barreled sho
gun was standing, and setzing II lever
"a and fred one barrel at the foremos
man, when they both hed. She thel
barred the door, and looking out OF
window saw that one of the men had fal
len n short distance from the house an
his companion assisted him to rise an
carried him toward the woods. It we
evident that the shot had taken eftec
bnt 10 what extent the man was tn1ure
is not known. There being no nous
in hailIng distance, and fearing 10 IeaN
the premises lest the villains return,
might, perhaps, murder her before 81
could call assistance, she remained
doors until the family returned in Il
evening. AS soon as the fact was mac
known the male members of the famil
summoned their neighbors and startt
in pursuit of the robbers. They cou
track them by the blood fromthe hou
to where the man had fallen, Whe
2 thara Maa unite q pool of blood, AZ
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0lM9ttfeE i1erFer.
A Gushinr Democrnf.,


(. = The Lay Of the Last Rebel,9 Is hand
ed 2 cotempprary by-a snbscriber. It
iWas Written in the spring of 1855, by
q plucky rebel Of Eeels army, and Lex-
actly expresses the general Sentiment
OF the Southern masses now as it did
inen, Northern rebels, who may wish
TO sling IT,, viii find the classic air OF
fboWers. adapted to it's measure: l11sa
am good old rebel y, , y =.
- Now that's Just what am, -.
For this great land of freedorn
j do not care d-n. ... ,i5ia-- :
.fsr,.- I'm Plad ut agIn II, - - -
only wish won, M III.
ANA don't AK no parirR
For anything dun.
hates he Constitution,
This glorious Union, too.
IhateS the Freedme EMS Bureau, -
And everything in blue;
hates the American Eagle.
With all his lyin,' cheatin' Yankees,
nate EN- WusS and wuSS.
al followed old man Robert
8 For four year, nigh about,
Got wounded In three places,
And starved at Point Lookouti -
1cotched the rheuma-t Is-eIn,
A campinH In the snow; ~
But killed sight OF Yankees
I'd like to kin some mo-.
.sThree hundred thouSing Yankees
Is bnrted In our dust,
We got three hundred thousing
Before they conquered us. -
They died Of Southern fever,
And Southern she'll and shot;
1 wish IL was thres millions,
Instead Il what we got.
II can't take up my musket
And fight 'em now no more,
But amt a-goin' 10 love EN-
And that Is sartin ture.
And don't ak no pardlng,
FOR what was am,
And won't be reconstructed,
II do-may id"
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All communications should be addressed
10 ROBERT r. NOAH, No. ~ + street
Washington, ID. c., General Agent for the
District Of Columbia and states of Virginia
and West Virginia. or the Manhattan Co
operative Reltef ASSOCIATION. -
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from thence to the woods, a distance Of
two hundred yards, spots, OF blood
prevented a further pursuit Chat uight,
and the next morning an attempt was
made to follow the, trail, but 10 no pur-
pose, as the wound had DOUBTLESS been
bound up on reaching the woods 10 pre-
vent the f1oW of blood. S17c1ll7 ~ - /.
!; IL Is stated that several attempts at
robbery OF this character have been
made in that locality, but 1t is presnnn..
ed that this Will put an end to them for
the present, at least.
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From letter in the Pittsburgh Ca
Eette, dated Washington, Pa, Sd inst
we take the following;
The bitter partizan feeling existing
here during the late rebellion, which
extended itself to all classes of persons,
and was even carried into business
transactions, il was hoped by the better
class of the community had died out,
and the prevailing impression was that
the people, having seen the folly of al
lowing their political prejudices to In
relations, and there having been two
murders inside of that many years, in
stIgated by political quarrels, had a
snrfeit of such proceedings, and would
not become so embittered against each
other again but the last few days have
developed the fact that the same spirit
exists, and The same lawless and bad
men, who, to O great extent, were to
blame for the difficulties in days past,
are still here, and tho maliciouRness
which was thought to be extinct has
only been slumbering, and, like powder
in the mine, only awaits the applicR-
ton of The spark to cause 1t to burst
fourth in all its fury.
Considerable bad feeling was appa-
rent on Friday evening, after the mon
ster convention, but owing to the
great number of Republicans in town,
IL WAS not developed. There were, how
ever, n few fights, but no one was seri-
ously injured. A tight occurred between
"Babe" Montgomery and man whose
name we were unable to learn; and
when the town constable attempted to
arrest Montgomery, his brother James
Montgomery interfsred to prevent the
arrest. He struck the officer with a
stone, and swore he would kill him.
In the squabble young Montgomery
information before Justice Hornish,
charging James Montgomery with as
SAUL and battery, and also with inter
fering with him while in the discharge
OF his duty. Montgomery was arrest
ed and held to bail IN the sum of $500
for his appearance at Court. Later in
the evening general row occurred at
the "Iron Clad Saloon" in which "bil-
lys." slung shots and stones were
used freely, but no serious damage
was done.
Saturday night most disgraceful
affair occurred, which for time threat
ened to resolve itself into u general riot,
So far as we can ascertain the facts are
about as follows: I'll
A party of the "unterTihed." four or
five in number, who had come out
second bestn in the fight on Friday
evening, started in pursuit of one OF
the men who had contributed TO their
defeat, with the intention OF whipping
him. Hearing of their intention, the
hunted party collected few of his
friends together and awaited the attack.
The pursuing party found them on
Main street, near the Court House, but
finding more than the one for whom
they were looking, did not make the at
tack at that time. They crossed the
street, and after passing down short
distance made some threats, whiC h were
replied to by the opposite party. when
the affair began, Several stones were
thrown and some sixteen or seventeen
shots were fired from revolvers in rapid
succession, one of which took elect in
the hand of a colored- man named
Brian, who was passing along the side
walk. No arrests have yet been made.
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THREE little boysiwsre playing In a
car recently at Allegheny city. Pa,
when an employe OF the road came
along, suddenly closed and locked the
door, and the car Immediately started
west. The car was switched of at ALI
ance to be loaded with grain, and attel
two days absence the boys were shipped
home TO their anxious and alarmed
parents. 51i $3.50 LfiJ ~ - t's-
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ONE DOLLAR
For EACH ARTICLE


Our SRIes for the Inst twelve months
have been about one million dollars.
bB- Our 6LFiHetI han 6eGn decided 6y he
Courts Of thfS State aud on the United Stdfsf
authorities not % be q LotteTV a GU ERtsT-
prise, but a regular ie0ftEliols 6n5flcSS- ~
Terms or sale for Club OF 50, q seles.
ton OF one ofthe following articles: -2U yds.
Brown or Bleached Sheeting, supefitr quail
ify. Popitn or Alpaca Dress PAIern. Wool
Equ9rs Shawl. ~ yards Doeskfn. Ami day
Cock, Beth Thomas mako. 1pr. gents Calf
Boots, White MarseIIleS Quit. silver
plated Chased Castor, with bOttles. a No
rocco PhoLograph Album, 100 p.oiuTess 3
Basket Sc yards Brown or BIeHehed Sheet
ing. common quality. Also, printed notices
OF 90 articles, Tor sale Mt 81 for each article,
comprising n variety OF articles Usually solo
Ct retail At prices from Sl5o 20 = for each AZ
GfGi9. j. 40. f-.-4 aAfA Hff H-..aHH
PoF n Club OF $40, n selection of one OF
the following articles 10 yards Brown or
Bleaehed SheetinGs, superior quality. Dress
pattern, price $40. -SRoorLong EhaW1. Bro
cha Long shawl. 2 yards Black sIrnan
Broad Cloth, Common Sense Sewing Ma
chine prizes SlS-tthese machines VIII hem,
stltcns telis tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid ana
embro!der In q most superior mRnner.T
Gents or Lady'sSIIver Hunting ease watch.
sfaxsT SsSih lee tSS Ss soGa pt do
Ctoths double Width pair superior ,Blhn-
ketS. u yards Brown or Bteaehed Eheeting.
common qualify, and $50 printed notices OF
articles for sale at 81 each, comprising a
var ETY. OF articles usually told At retail from
Sl-5O 20 SO for each artielealoaiJ 81 f1rel %
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NJ d weherebS infoim the public that
IN. d. We are not connected with any OF
the GIIL EuIeFprfso ono DOllBE Con.
GIft. Premium, or any nrtlclo ireeof coat 70.
Agent, or 70 any one, are In direct violation
Formation nom reIiatIe a1thoritX. mai All
Gift Concerns IN this City viii be
closed mp by 1ho State Police. - p
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aTHE GRECIAN REND

WIHAF1T Is. how II grew Into q national
wv calamity. At n NOS n NEW
THAI. SYMPTOMS and Treatment. A
small volume prOfusely illustrated. GENT
by mail on Fec3ipt of % cents Address
GRKCIAS BEND PUBLISHING Co., II. U. BOX
NkMS Co. LIZ Nassau 81. NV York.
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8ettt EMBELLISHMENTS,
ST Louis and Iron Mountain

DAILROAD COMPANYpS Seven per
ID cent drst Mortgnge Rondz February
and August coupons. The edIttnoS OF the
than The interest on the entire mortgage.
The proceeds Of these Bonds are adding 10
me security every day. Ov,T ss,ooO,eoO have
over 5000 600 OF bonds issued thus far. Tho
S1snssstantly increasing Taffic Of carrying ORE
tIsyel nom at. Louis 70 the Southern States,
s6 6asnIes an enormous revenue. The Dtrec-
sSe IN % the stock for tapeStlents and
Is 70 ,sSnnomlse its expenses.
We .SS- ALLEN. fEes't- st. Louis, NO.
mend these seven per cent mortgS7e bonds,
" nc 81 LOUIS and Iron Mountain Kali
road Will be large, anu the DECENTRALIZATION ri
the affairs OF the Company u IN SeanahIs and
sm S is Is ssHiied 70 the
JoHN J.RoEs fTssi 81. Louis q Gisa nSSt of
E. W; FOX PFes1 st. Louis Board OF TradO.
bA fStloN BATES, PRIEST North Missouri
j. 9! 9. SEIrroN, Pges,t Nat. Bank Of. the
WM. Z. EWING. Poesa o, the Mer. n. B. of
ego 8; III q; RIA. Prs't Second Nal. Bank of
Jas 9s;I 2; Fans. CHIEF ing. St Louis a III.
si Io9 y, Y; TAYLOR. Pres't Pacific RAILROAD
VIZ 7 -; l.zssIe. Pres,t Traders' Bank. of 81.
JOHN 3; L1oNBERaER, PTea,tr. n. Bank,
A P6II9Iu MEIER. vice,Pra't Q. Pacific
R3 SIss;,s,,6 aARTH. Pres't German savings
Coupons payable in the city of New York.
a a. nlnlted number OF the above named
aonas Ior sale at ktIhty.fYe. Parties living
ouL OF me city can Lemlt ny orator express
1 nIu Ine ponus VIII be returned by express
Iss oi enArSes- We invite the attention OF
caPltALlsts and Others TO them as IN our
tuned 10 rank as a first Glass secnriiv' De-
scLlPLlSe Pamphlets. Maps and tniormRiioa
an pe mad on application to TOWNSEND,
Maa1ES q Gu, NO. SO Walnut IT, PhllAs
11siPhias Agents OF the 81. Louis and Iron
Mountain K. X. Co.
Philadelphia references :-CANBRIA IRON
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RED JACKET AXE.

NOTEs-From reports and letters received,
L our Axe IS bound % be THE AXE.
II. il will cut . per cent better.
1II. Ny brother lost one arm In the war,
but with yonr A1e he can cut as well as any
ona elsa can. s =.
~. u I could not get another, twenty
I'VE (f2jl dollars would not buy u
". II win cut hoop-PoIes better than any
VI would not be without 1t foranyrhing
For sale By aliIeSpeetabie dealers, aud the
LTPPINCOrr & BAKEWELL,
.- --4 -.f-- pittsburgh. Pa.
SoIe oEneTa OF tue Patents.
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1nnO AGENTS WASTED in all parts Of

lUUU the U. s., TO sell our immense IIst OF
nearly 1000 different books, BIBLE and
PHOIO9kAPA ALBUMS Every family
wants something rom II. Catalogues fur
postpaid 10 any address on receipt OF price.
CanVassjng books containing the list with
prices, together with blank sheets and
printed headings for enrolling q list Of names
sent free 10 any one on receipt Of 20 cents.
Anybody can sell 10 10 lou OF these books
almost anywhere. For terms 10 agents aud
other intOrmRtion, address j. Z. Pc EcEh d
CO., Puhltsheis, Ola q Gil canon It, Phlln-
delphiR. Pa.
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TT 10 eoneeded that the great zI8Earf
IL nittsIs has mastered mo more GissS Sc.
tQnic1 In the known world. II hagI cured
CholeTa, the WOrst forms OF feYer5,. Rneu-
mOnia, Liver and Heart dtseaHes, Chronic
DtaTThoea, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. EtdE
He7d1che, and VIII cure any disease arising
recommended by Governors Of States, Mem
befs OF Congress, distin Euished dfvtne5 and
physiclan8, and the proprietor ctIi show
more sworn CERTIFICATES OF cures than any
other Bfttens manufacturers In america.
Send for n circular and read ITEM. tk9ofd By
druggists and dealers generally. BERIElr
BRiCKEFr q Co, wholesaIe nquoE daalerI
/ sole q cents for Western SSatess Chicaeo, IN.
i +, RAHTER q Co., sole PROJECTORS, 8 North
Front street, PhnadeIphfa
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noCYIN3's UNKIVALLED BAKING
Is POWDER. The best In the market and
always gives satisfaction. aprs
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=. nprnArIYE RELIEF AssooIATIoN:
.,-,,r,,, nv. T,4E STATE OF NEW

.-.- F.1 lt4a.-r W Hi-it----'
e.Ergg aeuls1r.s EEEd So
-VHi 10 EHne
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GRANT AND COLEAx,
Book Agents Wanted fer Howlands
G. r. A N II

One Large Octave voIume. Finely ILLUSTRATED
One agent hRS'sold DO copies In 0 days.
One Agent has sold 30 copies III dRyr.
One agent Ia LADY, hRk sold 40 copies IN 2
days.
We employ no General Agents and oner
extra ENDORSEMENTS 10 cRnvRsscrs. Send fOT
cucalar and learn our terms 10 agents before
engaging elsewhere. j. b. BUhEs = CO.,
PupllsheTs, Hartford Conn.
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THE ORIGINAL
One Dollar Broker Sale
Established IN 1868.

Cur stock, consulting OF every variety of
DRY Ann. FANCY GOODS,
-or n- BOOTS AND SHOES,
SILVER PLATED WARE, .
- .s..-. -..zl srs GLASS WARE,
WOOLEN * HEMP CARPEIIAGS,
STRAW nATTIHGS, aud
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
is OF our own Importation, or purchasel e.
Iectly nom The ManufHetneEs In large
quantities.
iHB-We were Ihe drst 20 commence
plan OF rs--s t-
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pr 00n MAHHOOD-SoihIng so i'm
DLOOOs portaht- Send two stamps for
sealed - pages on the whole subject. DR..
WHrTTIEk, CONFIDENTIAL physician, BI7 Ht
Charles street, st. EouisS Mo-, stands pre-.
eminently above all otneEa In bis specially.
| fisnfs treated BIZ mall in eHeTy Stake. % :.
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~ MEMBERSHIP FEES.
The membeTship fees are str dollars

INC Ltor tbItieh q Certificate Of BieTnbershtp
Iii Dc IIsT1liShed1 and one dollar and Ten
ssnts on the death OF each member. of which
Jne notice VIII be given. One dollar from
each memb goes 70 the widow or helEs OF
P Tbis company is divided into TEN
CLASSES FOR MEN and TEN CLASSES
fiIed ten new Classes Will be adopted, Men
and women nre not allowed In the Eame
Glasses. Everything done to make each
Glass equal. .r,.,,.r, &, I5s-iaazs
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.lf E-L0i 1-tI 90 Eusl4'-
lJf8sg.Tfs. stni-.
NJ A N a A T T. "a N
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frne object ofthis Associatlonis TO secure a
ash paTment within forty days after the
Seafh of a member OF as many dollars ps there
ore members in the class 10 which heor sne
iainnr.s to his or her hetra. - -.
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we SeIJ for One Dollar.

We Sell for One Dollar,
TfoLD and silver watches. Sewing Ma
NT chines, silk Dress Patterns, Carpeilng8,
Domestic Goods, &C. 49,
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars, or ten checks tent tor
one Dollar describing ten different aTuetes
which we Will sell for -z-e.--- .5e-T-.- Z =.
ONE DoLLAH EACH.
splendld Inducements offered 70 Agents
sendIng rs Clubs. Address-l el- us 2
LABONTE BABBITT,
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EMPLOY TE Sheen salyTS9 z S sasa.
menLary evidence, Whit mas been said Rrlt-
tan, thuugnI or done, by i-t-t-ta "a
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT,
is a. -. shICH AsRDson'S PERSONAL HIS
TORY OF US. GRANT. The ,hspnblicsn
Union Committee at Washington, recognize
Its aulhenCcity and use II US IN Authority,
sending Tor copies or IL for that puIpose. The
press ttHftsTSulty discard oil Others. We want
Agentslor u IA thts county, send Tor orcu-
Lars, terms, &c..Io
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RHE PALL EAMPAIGM R En- no Sc.

XOERer, Ine LeuulDls aud IsaIgest-G irculat-
Ing RURAL LITERARY and FAMILY NEWS
PAPER, begins quarter october Sd,
and nence fNotV IL ne Time to SUB
5eribs! hgut large DUuble-QuRrto
Pages, Illustrated, WIN over u dozen
distinct Departments, each a0ly conducted,
the Best 1afent being employ ed. Election
Town and Country, Will want Ino most
Pro2rtsSlveS Tins ~. Entertaining aud Use
1ul Weekly of It's Claks--Mo0kE'S RURAL
The Is Numbers OF this Quarter CUct- To JAM
sent, On 4 rIal. IOr USLH Fifty q Ms! Try
tbs Trial RIP. Address
u. d. T. MOORE
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sEFo2 ADDITIONAL fPARFIOULA,Rs
SEND FOR OUR CIRCULAR,
seod q Draft. PoStaI Money order,
or Registered LefteFs9i l1i19 ~ sd5 -
Be sure and direct your letters to o-1saa 81
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON Pa.
street Fleht ono Riot - tho Boroash.

Attempted Robbery--a Brave wo.
man.
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COTTAGE BIBLE,

AND FAMILY ExPoSIToR
comprising the OIa and NeW TestamenIs,
with practical expeditions and eSplRnat- ~
notes, by ThOs. Williams.
A FEW OF THE MANY RECOMMENDATIONS /:
From The late Kew. Joel hAwes, u. ", Pas
tor OF the Flint Congregational Ihurcb, Hart
ford, GIL Know OF NO commentary so
cheap that contains 50 great an amount OF
valuable matter aTsg
From Rev. \. II. Eggleston, ID. D., Pastor
ofPlyinouth Church, chicago, nl.-' / cheer
fully recommend It as the 6eSt commentary
onthe Scriptures for general USE" For
terms and circulars, address
A. BRAIRARD, hartford. Conn.
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ADVANTAGES.

The advantages of this Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
pants can break II; the fees are SO small, and
required to be paid at such long intervals
that any man can securet To his family q conf
potency upon his death. lsr IN
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AL wanting employment can have a
BRoi. ~ sahsom street. PhiiadelphIss
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GLASSES

The Glasses for women are the same SIS,
above. ANY one that isfonnd TO give his or
her age wrong will be expelled, and the
moneys paid forfeited to the Association.
Each class Is limited 10 5000 members, Each
person pays 50 upon becoming q memf er.
aud 81 10 each time a member dies belonging
- the same Class he or she nldU be a member
4 member of oIis Cld&S cannot be dSSeSlef this
doHdriI a member Of another Cas- dies. mach
Class Is INDEPESDEST, having no connection
tf-ith dny other, a.T I
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O00 A YEAR TO AGENTS to sell
0E6NO the star shuttle SeTgtnr- Ma.
chimes. BttH particulars free. Extra Induce.
InentS 70 Experienced Agents. Call on or I'D.
dress w. g. WILSON a CO., Cieysiaucf o.:
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
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ILLUSTRATION,

Class "a" has 900 male members A man
dies. The Association pays over within forty,
days s. 900 TO the widow or heirs, and the re-
manning members forward within thirty
ISOLATION 10 reimburse II. Failing 10 send
this sum they forfeit TO the Association all
moneys paid, and the Association supplies
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