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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-08
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR CITY PROPERTY. p

A FARM situated on Bay Side, Road
Princess Anne county, containing about
55n acrss ahcnt miles from the city OF
Norfolk: about 20 acres Of this land is
cleared and in cultivation me remaln ia !
consist of a Building of Six Rooms, Win
necessary Out Houses, and the lana y
well adopted to Trucking and Fruit Ap'
ply to g 5. 3. 9.-.,,,.e ,o,ruwur,,cr q
my4sIm THlSsoFFAyH'
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We offer q fine line of the following
goods. suitable for Presents. to which we
Invite attention
Papier Mache Writing Desks,
Ornamented Work Boxes,
Foley's Superior Gold Pens,
Handsome Bibles and Prayers,
Bronze Inkstands and Paper Weights,
Rogers's Groups of Statuary.
American and Imported Chromos,
French Paper and Envelopes,
Chess Men and Boards,
Goodalls English Playing Cards,
Cribbage Boards, ---.-
Dantes Inferno, Illustrated by Dore,
Tennyson's Idyls, do do
Kaulbach's Illustrations, &c, &c.
WILSON i Wake
APPS West Main street
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A Substitute for Tobacco

HEALTH SEUU kEDl
MoNET SAVED
Those who wish to abandon or diminish
Its use, are reminded that the Substitute
Is just the thing. 1t Is a
VEGETABLE AROMATIC TONIC,
and acts most benedcially on the stomach
and nerves, long enervated by the poison
of Tobacco.
OLD MAN or young man, trembling I'M
der the powerful narcotic influence OF the
qutd or pipe, now is your chance. Try
one box and BE- convinced.
For sale at our new store in Atlantic
Block.
mAyl NJ. A. d G. A. SANTOS,
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NOTICE


NOTICE NOTICE
The undersigned respectfully solicits
all kinds of
COPYING WORK
Which will be done neatly, promptly
and at reasonable rates. He will also
WRITE BUSINESS, LOVE AND OTHER
.a LETTERS,
Tor all parties, irrespective of color, at the
most accommodating terms, according to
the length and general character of the
letter. All kinds of
PRINTING. JOB WORK AND BOOK
BINDING
attended with dispatch, and at reduced
prices.
ADVERTISEMENTS
b WRITTEN In RHYME OR PROSE.
He hopes his friends and the public
generally will give him q call. Apply to
VIM. 81. HOLSTEAD,
DAY Book Office,
b2i-tf Roanoke Avenue
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Carriages
nULLEN Il PIERCE,
CARRIAGE MAKERS
and HARDWARE,

Nos. ii and % Union street.
cERH Having been in this business
ekgsH for 80 odd years, are prepared to
give general satisfaction to all who may
favor them with orders.
All kinds of LIGHT CARRIAGES
made OF the best material and workman
ship, atlowest prices. r..
COACH MATERIAL OF EVERY KIND,
Spring Axles, Wagon Material, and
CARRIAGE GOODS,
A largestock suited to the trade at lail
prices. notify
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Clothing.
GREAT, FALL STOCK OF
CLOTHINGI

"a. w, MI Z l. L s
IA HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
the Factories with the largest and
"a best stock Of
Ia. GENTS CLOTHING
ever offered in the Norfolk market. which
he has bought CHEAP, and designs to
ast0nish the people with the LOW
PRICES he intends selling at.
The finest stock OF
CLOT THING
ever brought to this market can now be
tOnishing low.,,
Gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime.
.f A. w. MILLS,
Gents Clothier,
tl No. IL Main street,
nol4 Head of Market Square.
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YINO owners, Masters or vessels
and Merchants generally.

TUNO owners, Masters OF vessete
and ID m Me- my fw8g e sfEaMS SEC.
TIONAL MARINE RAILWAYS, (lsrgs
and smalD in new condition. am rre.
pared to haul vessels from 1910 500 tons 81
New York rates.
steam Saw Mil In the Yard, enables me
10 guarantee dispatch in all orders.
Masts and other descriptions OF spar
made ON short notice.
Shears for masting vessels, and all othel
fixtures necessary to facilitate work at
tached to the Yard.
/ have under my control mechanics Ii
the different branches, necessary TO re.
pairEyessels thoroughly aud n the best
manner.
NATHAN lEL NASH,
Practical Ship Builder,
an4-DSW-ly No. SO 4 60 W. Water st
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PIPES

Just received,
SO boxes Garrett & Sons Scotch Snuff
in IA and Id packages. slN Il
4Oboxes A. Ralph & Co. Scotch Snuff
in tin boxes, sold at factory price.
ALSO,
IT'S boxes Chalk Pipes, for sale cheap at
HAMBURGER BROTHERS.,
Wholesale Tobaccon1sts, f.
my25 Wide Water street.
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j. F. HILL d co.
Commission, Fruit and General
P ROD UCE DEAL ERS,
Also Dealers In all kinds OF
Herm etically Sealed Fruits, Meats, PouIt-
ry, Game, Vegetables, Fish, Oysters,
CLANS. HOLSTERS, DO.
Stalls l07 & 100 Faneuil Hall Market,
Cellar No. 10. South Side.
myl7.lmd&w* Boaton.
THE LATEST NOVELTY
~. PAPER COLLARSI w.
COL LAR AND TIE IN ONE
VELOCIPEDE TIE AND COLLAR.
LINEN FINISHED,
ROUND ENDS
And Button Hole Lined.
For sale by
NOAH WALKER & co
~ CLOT HERS, -~
my7 Atlantic Block. Norfolk.
PRESENTS. PRES ENTS
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AS AREFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CUR
CAN BE OBTAINED,

- most Certain, Speedy, .and only Et1ec-
tual Remedy in the World for Weakness
OF the Back or Limbs, structures, Aztec.
lion o. the Kione ys or Bladder, Invoiun-
DiI1ty, NervCI ~ 49,. Dyspepsia, Languor
Low Spirits, ION of Ideas, PaipiIa.
ton Of the Ea.-c. Timidity. Trembling,
D1mness of sight, or Giddiness, Disease
OF the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin, Aztec.
lions OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach, ~
BoWels-those Terrible Disorders arising.
from Solitary Habits of Youth-secreta nJ;
solitary practices more fatal to their vic.
inns than the song OF Syrens to the Mari
ners OF Ulysses, bl1ghting their most bril-,
liant hopes or antlcipations, rendering
marriage. &C.. impossible.
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NANCY GOODS, &

A large supply of very choice and beau.
brushes. Pomades, Extracts and French
and American Soaps, &C., &C., lust Co
hand and tor sale low by
Hl NJ. A. Il G. A.. SANTOS,
mylS ~ Atlantic Block.
ID ODONDA GUANOi
IL The best and cheapest Fertilizer In
the country. The Hon. Willoughbv New
ton says: .-..t
II applied the Rodonia Island 6uano
- requested; thinl its effect was quite
equal to that of any other Fertilizer APP
Piled ct Same time sdouble the cost" A
small supply lust re ,eived, for sale by
jul -''7D1 C1AS. REID + son.
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A N E w L HI N G.
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1t is an ancient bachelor,
And he stoppeth one ofthree;
"Fair maidt3," saith be, $50 buxom and
blithe,
Wilt thou come along with me2
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Railroads.

We had something 70 say a week or two
since on Baugor'S railroad enterprises. -
We promised to continue the subject. The
next question tina, should be considered ~
what i the interest of Hancock county,
Plainly, it i 70 obtain winter outlet FOL
ITS business men. and 10 increase H. busl.
incs>. Ne have seen no intelligent perse.
vrring. ORGANIZED effort III any direction 10
multiply Cur Industries. or to enlarge and
mane profitable those already established.
II fact the county ! inE transition >ttte,
and whether it /, sliding into 4 hopeless
imbecility. or Just III thar condition when
and where L is gathering up it, energies
and preparing Tor new aad brilliant ia
turo career. remains 70 be seen. We
think that 1t VIII depend mon the charac-
ter OF the new men just entering on the ac-
tive stage of lie. or their business training
and mental calibre: but that something
should be dome i evident to- ~ thinking
men. The towns bordering ~ tile sea
coa., Of the comfy are the most thirty Of
any. aud the u,iness OF the inhabitants is
Of that Kind that takes them most from
home. There i stream Of travel from
the shore towns OF this county and wash
ingtou, West. that is surprising. Perhaps
ii is not too much to say that these towns.
with TIL business with which they are
engaged. and it, consequent con
nection with Portland, Boston and
New lor>. make double lie travel
that ~ ouli naturally exist IN the more fe-
mote towns. with The same number
OF inhabitants. Observation will verify
this statement. and when We rccolec; that
about six months ia the year our coast is
almost inaccessible for ice and cold. and
our roads impas..hlc BY reason Of frost,
snow. or mud. it viii be readily seen That
We need a. business necessity. a. sure
development Of our resources. ~nd almost
for the safety and prUiougaiion OF our cN-
i,tcncr as an integral portion Of me state,
a railroad through the county.
There /, road Id successful operation
from Portland 20 Bath. That road j. be-
ing pushed through from Bath to Rock
land. From thence. naturally and in
cyitabIy. il viii WORK iIs NAY up-rivcr
to Belfast. and thence TO Bucksporl. ur 10
some point opposite, or perhaps 10 BANGOR.
Ellsworth need. -or we should say The
Ellsworth To BucAsp"r. Nothing could
be mere beneficial 10 Buck~pori, than such
4 road Next " eck we viii have more 10
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tributable 10 inefficient collections and to
reduction of taxes.
The Secretary enters into an examina-
ton ofthe charges made TO the public Of
the enormous cost of the several depart
meuts cfthe G overnment from the close Of
the war up to last June. All ii Ii. who
listened 10 the Democratic orators. or to
Mr.. Pilsbury and Mr.. Wiswsll, will recol-
lect how much was attempted 20 be made
out Of the charges OF extravaganza, and Of
the increase OF the public debt. The Sec
retlry says:
In briefly reviewing the administration
of The Treasury from April. 1865, he did
not think necessary TO state how much of
the large revenue receipts had been eN-
pended in the payment y debts incurred
during the war. aud he could net undertake
il noe did not misappreheasioa eris, ia the
public mind ia regard 10 TIE expenditures %
the Government si1gce The conclusion ofhos-
Utilities. prejudici1I 10 both he iatc-matiHg aud
la,r-ezecming branches ofdie Government.
ne Wal Nds NAthaiis tihNN AiAh.
1866. On the first DAY Of that month the
public debt was 50 1866 ,a55. 077.34. III
November il had risen to S2.75. $50. 51l,
-. an increase in four months Of s39O.73i-
1900 Thus the Secretary goes on to
exhibit the debt statemeu. from time to
time. and then says:
THAT statement. the one of April 1853.
exhibited only the adjusted debt, aud did
not include the large sums duo To- the sol
ders ofthe great union army. and for
bounties. or claims OF various kinds. which
must Of necessity have been unsettled. :
1t will be rccollected that ~ stated the
Republicans Journals and the party speak
err at the time but the excitement wa
such that on many 10 impression could be
made. Now that q better aud calmcr
state OF the public mind exists the tcStino-
ny of the Secretary will be taken a. con-
elusive.
We intended when we took MP our pen.
10 rive our readers the various anu conflict
ing methods advanced To Gci OUT ri our
financial troubles. but We have said enough
for this time. 10 doubt on his vexed qges-
iioa.
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Citizens Temperance Meeting Of Els
worth.


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NJ >aFaIt vas ~" ifrt speaA'T ana ~
h- remarks ."d that "" AA1 assembled
III ~ seven evenings without at'"'" ''A-
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was Acting Governor in 1921. Hon. Ed
ward Kent was Governor In 1885 and 80.
and in 1910 to 1871. Hon. Hannibal
Hamln was elected Governor in 1857.
Hon. Israel WashburR. Jr.. in 1851 TO
1868.
President OF the Senate. VIM. d. viii
hanson. from ISL TO 1922; Samuel H.
Blake, from 1872 10 40; John IIodg'lon from
1877 to IS; and Franklin Mnzzy from 1853
to So.
Secretary d the Senate. Ezra c. Brett.
ESQ. from 1853 to 50.
Speaker ofthe House of represent .,iives +.
Hannibal Hamlin from 1887 to IS; Elisha
II. Allen. from 1888 10 80; Hannibal Ham
lin from 1889 TO Al; Geo. +. Sewall from
1851 TO -; Lewis Barker in 1867.
Adiutant General. Isaac Hodsdon, from
ls4l TO AZ; John l.. ilodsdon. from 1861
10 G6.
Attorney General. J. p. Rogers from
1882 TO 81; Samuel II. Blake. from lS4S
t. 70; Geo ". Ingersol, 1860; John \.
Peters. 1851 10 O..
Land Agents Marx Tratton. from 1921
TO II: John Iodsdon from 1884 To IS:
Elijah l.. lIamiin, ls3s aud 1871 Levi Brad
b from 1872 70 AZ; Samuel Coney from
lsi7 to 60; /. X. Clark from 1875 to sc.
aud 1854 to Is; Noah Barker, from 1857
10 'G0.
L. States Senator. Hannibal Hamln
from lsis to 1857. aud lsj7 TO 1861.
Ii has had the Vice Presidency for !
years. and the Collector of Boston for Il
year. a. MIR. lIamlin never changed his
residence while occupying that position.
Il now is furnishing Portland H. Collector
ol Customs. and the State with three OF the
cisht judges.
We have thus run over the record for
the past Is years, not 10 furnish an argu-
ncat Tor or against Mr.. Mamlin. or Mr.
Morrill,, but 70 elucidatc the moic,iy of
Bangor. and the writer in the Wig.
Il will be noticed that this writer claim,
10 peak for the East" and demands the
election Of ir. Hamlin In that interest. or
in it, name. Bangor. or the Psnobscot
river may be Tie eastern limo OF the State.
but Hancock AMI Washington counties are
still included within ths State limits.
aud they have population of 5000 persons
,o >ly the least. all wc have not heard
ihc first popular demand from this section
II Down last for change. It would not
be iar from the truth 70 say that nine
icuti> ~ the people VINO have discussed
the Senatorial question, or thought Of i
AZ an. desire tia, Nr. Morrill, should be
reelected. So therefore they ID not aulhog-
.1c TINS writer to spcAa for them nor do
they accept his conclusions, or arguments.
Bangor 8, not Ill II The Fast"
W. do uot - uto discussion Of the
claims II either oI iA- cAudiIate>. nor the
policy # taking ,hr ouc and leaving the
o,ner, Bog I'D We have said. - too. q, our
opinion. all the column ana halt thgi
The Wig writer Ia, ID Say, does uo, touch
fue merit. Of ,ha ease. aui offers 30 Argu-
m.ni t.l' should influence amy oue who
wal p4-, upon the question. ". have
ouly hiat = al tIr assumptions or .re.umY-
t3a u. tie modest CRY n Bangor. tahin.
this writer 4, - mou.h-riecc
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NOT PARpoNEp.- The Bangor Demo
crat has important intelligence about the
application Of the Presidents proclamation
ofamnesty which We copy as follows;
we understand that the Hon. John A.
Peters. construction Of the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation has reached this
city by course Of mail. According to his
Interpretation, IL provisions are rot 70
sweeping and universal as we had supposed.
He declares that it does not include in the
pardon 'Gorham L. Boynton. Marcelus
Emery. Dudley + Leavitt. and Old 10.
Chase IT,
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The Farmer on the Farm.

The farmer has as much to think oi, and
to call forh til" fall exercise NJ every 'ner-
tai faculty. a. !. 70 be found IN almost any
other business. and Jar mere than IN the
majority al the trades and professions.
4 writer ve-y aptIy -'y-;
..lf the farmer needs sny Two qualities
it is forecast and f5~rr-qnaiitics which
will enable him TO hook forward into the
coming YEAR. and lay ILL., plans ani then,
with ylgur which will override ali onsta
cles. push them lnto execution, In any
business where investments are made %
day. and returns rcaprd Tomorrow. re.i
ance is chiefly based on ready capital. aud
the circumstances OF the hour Huf the
case with the farmer is dtlcrrut, IL mus
exercise foreihoUghl; hi- calculations must
run through a series of years; aud. 10 be
successful, he has many collateral lniiu-
ences to weigh, and IN extensive operations
complication ~ influences which require
ior 'hcir proper - on On
tl6ncl-t
~ man can hope for success ia tile bust
ness cfLrmus. IN this day 81 new ideas,
who : uo; a reading and thinking man.
one Of the most hopeful signs that -uc
,-,.a- . ,, .A..- -.
3.,..,4 g. I'LL. ,-;ar.I,r-.r I,
-, .t11,.,'..' .r.',.t
','s" ,''' IVY 'l' pressure
',,.'-n Ta,..,.~...'n., ~: -, t'''s u
~, = " ''I ~ "''
- = vt1eH amusing ~ 4"'A over the az
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HUDSON. VISION SIN DEC. Goth, ISIS.

uIDsoN, WIsCoN SIN DEC. 10th, lsGS.
FRIEND SAwYER.-I left MINNEAPOLIS
one week since and am travelling in Wis
consin. The trip viii take about fan,
weeks. Thisis a nice littl. town about IN,
s'ze OF Ellsn orth. or perhaps little larger,
aud is well situated on the st. Croix river
sfy some twenty five miles from lis month
The 81. CroiX unites with the Missjssinni
about ffty miles below st. Authonys FALL
me country back from the river all the
way up is beautiful farming country. MI
ssttlet. Aside from tile leading interes,
farming. the next in importance /, that Of
numbering. The lumber in the West beat
the Maine lumber out Of sight. some
nifty miles farther up this river i, what j.
called Taylors Falls, where the busiues. i
all lumber. Below, twenty mile,i. \ lar.,e
town called Saltwater. laid or ,pI ,,.i-
cipally owned BY parties from BANGOR
Among the foremost Of the business firps
Is that OF Hsrsey, Staples. 4 Co.. This firm
Is rich; but the best thing i'll the way Of
thrift IL that OF u town iilty mii.s East from
mere cail4d Monomium. The bushes, Of
tins town Is owned aud managed bv one
hrin. Eastern men, the name, hnapp. Stou,
q 90. This firm own. $50. OOy acres ~
timber land. costing % per acre. They
employ 800 men, and their mills when III
full operation saw out 100, 900 feet oflum.
Der per day. The town is on the Chipneva
river. The lumber is marketed ~ =
Louis, is RATED down the river. the firm
paid tax last year of $50 900. IL hos =,
nouring-mii. raise their own wheat. IN ,ke
their own flour, and Kill their meat. The
town has about 2000 inhabitants. The
Pr oprietors built the church, the Hotel
and the dwellings for their worklnen
hese are young men. and they are report;
ell to be worth IL millions. all of which
they have accumulated with ii fave
years.
find settled in this town some men from
Ellsworth, aud many from fenobscot
county. There are four churches, large
Hotel, kept in first rate style, and other
public buildings.
There has been but little snow as vet
and but little cold weather | like the
climate and the country much. and the on.
portunities for making money are much
greater than in Maine.
"TRAyELLER,n
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This Is a subject that is troubling most
every body at this season Of the year, and
especially is it the hnotty question for
Congress ard the Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry. How TO pay debts when We have 40
money 10 do it with, is an ugly question
and one that bothers many an honest man
as well as those who have not been sue
cessful in storing up surplus Of cash. and
never would succeed in that line under
the most favorable ciIcums distances. In the
case OF the Government the Secretary OF
the Treasury at one time deemed ii neces-
szry to retire the sreenbacks gradually.
and thus equalize the currency. or reduce
the greenback TO such point that its "a
ito 10 the specie was low. or 10 state the
point a. he states it ''reduce the paper cur
rency Of the country until il appreciates to
the specie standard But this policy
worked hard times aud the business men
cry where demanded that the law su-
thorizng the retiring Of greenbacks should
be repealed. Congress repealed the law.
Thus ras the Secretary.s plan defeated.
and now he recommends. 'speciiic con-
tracts to be paid IN coin. : Perhaps 10
law could be passed which would be pro-
ductiye OF better results with 50 little pri-
yate or public Inconvenience. : says the
Secretary. The effect of such 4 Law
would be to check the overflow Of specie
to other countries by creating 4 necessity
for its use 1T home. would remove for
mdable embarrassment in our foreign
trade &c. &c. In addition to this he
would have il declared THAT after Janua-
rs 1870. United States notes shall cease tC
lie legal tender on any contract. or fol
any purpose whatever. except Govern
ment dues. for which they are now receiv-
able. " &c. &c.
The receipts from Customs
For the Fiscal year ending June 30, 10. sl79 mil
!. :. ;. !. :. !. ,sSs:' I 10 q
This is in round numbers. the excess fol-
the last two years being about half mil
lion.
The receipts for internal revenues
For the year ending June 80, lsss- 5000 millions.
ls6s' isI
This large reduction of receipts is at
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

our Carrier" returns his tbart, NJ
w i'oe RAJ patronage bestowed on him e. d,
New Years Address.
aohday 1t was foggy and mild. '!ue.-
uay no rning 1t rained smartly. If the d.,,,
continues the sleighing will disconti0,,o tg-
there is but litfIe snow on the ground LII
plenty of fog.
As we write, Tuesday, we find am, vi,
age minus some of its politicians. VIII MI
absent at Augusta, attending to state n :,
and to state duties. '''' i'A'''~
we Judge by the repor Of the sees,s,ry
anu ny the report of those attending !, re
temperance meeting on Mond'y eve W.. tb,e
cas'oh OF general and free discussionef.n
shades Of opinion.
DO not tail, farmers, and theirs. "A ,.s5
the article on Planetary Influences vbt5.
edthese things be so, OF whether the, Re
"whims' or ''superstit isns, p one can learn
observation.
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NEWSPAPER DiRECroRY.-G. p. ROwEIL
& Co.. the New York Advertising Agents. arc
ABOUT issuing complete American News pa
per - ircctory. IL i a compilation much need
ed. since nothing OF the kind having any cai M
10 completeness has ever been pubi- he'd
Mes~rs. kOwELL x co. have spared no
pains or expense to make the forthcoming
work complete. We understand the book Will
be handsome octave volume OF about 30
pages, bound in dark cloth, aud sold for Five
Dollars per copy.
As the publishers are Advertising Agents
their Issuing a work containing much inf0r.
nation, usually jealousy guarded by those in
that business. shows that they are confident OF
their ability TO be of service TO adsertsers. Of
they would not 80 readily place in their hands
the means Of enabling every one 10 commu-
nicate direct with publishers If they So desire.