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Ghe farnler.
For the Kiaaistowa Traaserps,
Artificial Fertilixerss

The manufacture Of artificial fertilizers
branch of industry in England and other
European countries. More recently, in
our own, large amount of capital has
been embarked in the same enterprise, and
the farmer is now enabled at a compara=
lively small cost to replenish his lands.
and even if they may have been exhausted
by years of successive cropping, to restore
them to their original fruitfulncss. In all
sections of our own State farms may be
seen, which, through judicious cultivation.
and the liberal use of such fertilizers as
reliable superphosphates, have been put In
excellent heart, and are now worth double
or treble the money they would have
brought few years ago.
Of course, among the various concen.
trated fertilizers which abound in the mar
ket, different degrees of merit will be OBJ
served. Farmers have often been huns
bugged by buying worthless articles. and
it behoves them to study their own inter-
ests and purchase only such manure ~
will return them value at harvest. Among
the fertilizers standing pre-eminent as
thoroughly reliable article, established by
years of successful application, we take
pleasure in alluding to Whann's Raw Bone
Superphosphate. manufactured by Messrs.
Walton, Whann Il Co. of Wilmington,
Del. 1t should be matter Of State pride
with our farmers to encourage home pros
ductions when they are equal or superior
to those from other localities. Such wa
believe Whann's Phosphate to be. from
the testimony of the best farmers in all
parts of the country,
The works at which Whann's Raw Bono
Superphosphate is prepared are among tho
most extensive manufacturing establish
mcnts in the country, and are well worth
visit. The immense piles Of bones.
guano and other ingredients which arc
used in the phosphate strike the visitor
with wonder st the magnitude of the enter=
prise. The proprietors have extended
cordial invitation to farmers to visit their
works and see for themselves every step
in the process. This invitation is guar
antee Of the good faith of the manufactu-
rers, who are always willing to explain
every detail of the operation and show eva
cry ingredient used ip their fertilizer,
Whann's Phosphate owes ita great success
to Its intrinsic merits. We trust 1t may
be generally introduced in this vicinity.
and we feel satisfied that our farmers will
not regret our having called their attention
to it, as one of the most reliable mapurea
Of the day,
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"REMINISCENCES
OF THE
GREAT MEN OF OTHER DAYS.

Ufitten for the Middietopn Transcript
Nv JOHN COLLINS M'cABE, D.D.
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A great man is affable in his conversa-
ton, generous in his temper, and immova-
BILE in what he has maturely resolved upon.
And as prosperity docs not make him
naughty and imperious, so neither does
adversely sink him into meanness and de-
lection; for if ever he shows more spirit
than ordinary, it is when he is ill-used,
and the world is frowning upon him. In
short, he is equally removed from the ex-
tremes of servility and pride, and scorns
either to trample on worm, or cringe to
an emperor.
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Mddleto'oa, Delapare, Ap,H "a, 1868

HYDRoPuoBIA, We notice very sim
pie antidote communicated to the Herald
by physician of New York. 1t is said
to have been used successfully for hydro
phobia and the bites of snakes, centipedes,
scorpions, and other poisonous animals.
Ren,edy.-Liquor ammonie fortis.
Dose.-For an adult, thirty-fye drops
in wine glass full of water; twelve to
fifteen years old, 20 to rs drops in ta-
Ible-spoonful of water; 8 to IL years old,
15 to 20 drops in a desert-spoonful of wa
tea; s to 8 years old, 5 to 10 drops in a
desert-spoonful of water.
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STAT1sTIos.-Will farmers, planters,
and gardeners, keep record of their op.
erations-times and manner of planting,
tilling and gathering. We will gladly
publish such details, as they will be in
teresting and instructive to the public.
We arc now entering upon new era of
agriculture, and the almost entire alb.
sence of published information is great
drawback, especially to nav eomers. BY
complete journal Of operations kept by
several persons, an average result can be
obtained, and the results of experience
recorded, ia s.
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Keep in good humor 1t is not great
calamities that embitter existence; it is the
petty yexations and small jealousies, the
little disappointments, the minor miseries,
that make the heart heavy aud temper
sour. Don't let them, Anger is pure
waste of vitality; it Is always foolish, and
always disgraceful, except in some very
rare cases, when it is kindled by seeing
wrong done to another, and even that no
bic rage seldom mends the matter.
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Farmers, plant roots to feed your cattle
In winter. Steamed sugar-beets, or ruta-
baga, with little yellow corn meal. will
give you an abundance of rich golden but
ter all winter. keep your COWS in good or
der. and give you far richer manure
heap, than if you fed your cattle upon dry
provender alone. Try ii, and sec If Il
will not pay. s
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GIrsrEa, The ex-Queen of the English
gipsies has arrived in the United States
for the purpose of gathering together the
twelve thousand gipsies who have come to
reside here from England and other Euro-
pean countries, with view of organizing
them into nation once more upon lands
which they have already purchased for
that object. The gypsy population, though
poor to look at are rich in fact.
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Selrtt poetru.
A MORNING SUNBEAM.

From the Young Folks, for March.
A nesting In the little crib,
A soft hand laid upon my head,
A gentle whisper in my ear
Mamma I'm tumin' into bed ~
40 no p I said "'twould never do;
Now shut those little peppers tight,
And sleep and dream It'll morning breaks;
Then you may come-when comes the light"
Again nesting in the crib
As down to rest my birdie lay;
listened, for I thought she spoke;
"Huddy up, Light p heard her say.
Then all was still. We slept again
Till the dawn lit up the eastern sky;
Then sung my birdie sweet and clear,
"Now light has tum, and so has | ~
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coleridge remarks very pertinently
somewhere, that wherever you find a SEN
tenoe mpsically worded, of true rhythm
and melody in the words, there is some-
thing deep and good in the meaning too.
For body and soul, word and idea. 90
strangely together here, as everywhere.
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Pleasure is like cordial little of it
is not injurious, but too much destroys.
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rUIiCE,-U. 5, LAND OFFICE,

\ OiAE.-t. =. LAND Ofk1Ck,
IN st. Cloud, Ainu-, septemcer Is, 1s69
Complaint having beeu entered at this Office Ivy
IL. Lr=tnt uoluui against john u. Lyon abandon
ips his Homestead tutry NO. 1873, dated May IL
1000, UPON the W a re Il section 3, a.d v n ne a
section ~, township Il, range ~, iii Nonvngaiia
county, Min. with view 10 tie cancellation OF SAID
eutry the said parties hereby summoned appear
1T Iais uIice On the ID LAY VI NOVEMBER
1862 at IL o'clock the forenoon to respond anc,
Testimony coucerniag sad alleged auaudul-
menE. Z. 4. ulLAAN, LEICESTER,
| .eII2SGw* Il. Z. BC RANK, Receiver
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This Is the true fall treatment for
blaekberries cut of Ill the canes
which have borne this year, top all the
canes down to = height Of Eve or six
feet, keep tho side branches punched
down to eighteen inches. Tie up the
osues-thrce to four in . stool-to q
stick and cut down all the suckers.
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kOTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
IN St Cloud, Mum, September go, 1859.
Colnpli t having been entered at this Office by
Ive- Syverson against JAG b Barrcu Tor abandoning
his Homestead Entry No $50, dated February Is, lso.
upon the e u NV II "A lie n section ~, township
LIS, range In Pope County, Minnesota, with view
to the cancellation OF said entry the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear DIT this Office the
sd LAY OK NOVEMBER, 1869, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon to respond ana furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register.
O3t1-GTs Ii. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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"A. T. Stewart has not purchased
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel, in New York
REPUBLICAN PLATFOR N.

Rsssssed, That the Republican party OF Minnesota,
in eonvsodon assembled, rs>dirm their devotion to
The doctrine q liberty and equal and exact Justice to
principles only BE- attan.d the adoption of the
fifteenth Amendment 70 tho Constitution Of the
United States.
Rs,olped, That the retrenchment a.d economy to-
ether With the gradual extinction OF tn public deLt
Which have 70 signally characterized the Present
National Administration In the conduct OF public
firs, redeem our pledges to the public and demand
R.snI..a That IN. ..auaXement Of our State affairs
under RePn6lican policy, has been marked By tha
fidelity to principle and true economy which has given
us prosperity At homo and consideration abroad aud
that the true interests Of the State to be found in
maintaining the Republican party in power.
Resolved That We deuounce all forms Of reD bd;atiou
Of the national debt national crime; and tn thu
national honor demands payment of that xa0ebted.
nss in accordance With The letter and spirit of the
laws under which 1t was contracted.
Rksoaued, That the relations Of the United States
with other nations should DO adjusted in respect
70 the legal status OF naturalized citizens
tho governments in allegiance to which they were
born that those citizens while abroad shall be con-
sdered aud ted BY this Government - citizens
OF the United states fully they were ma tive
born citizens Of tia United States.
Resotred, That the construction Of Northern Pa
cine Railway b tmperatively demanded by tho best
Interests Of the entire country and that 70 that end
wise policy dictates that this enterprise ,hould r.!
estvs ltbssal cid from ths United States.
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBLIC
N Sale Of School Lands will be held under the pro
vision. ofch.ptsr xxxv1lIotth General Statutes Of
thestate Of Nnassota in the County Of at tho
ofco Of tho County Treasurer, at the usual place
Of holding Court In the CITY or ST CLOUD, on
THU RsDAY, THE Arm DAY OF NOVEMBER 1869.
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H., whom tho following
described tracts parcels Of land will be offered
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Hoas.-Feed old corn (ground) if
you have tit gives 4 them splendid
start, Grind and cook all grain fed to
swiae, if you would get full bnefit Of it.
There is difference Of twenty-five per
cent. in favor Of grinding alone, and We
doubt not nearly or quito IS much in
favor Of cooking. However, there is
probably little lass in feeding ''uubbius''
and soft corn whole if fed early, and it
makes 4 relishable variety. A few
handsfull of charcoal mixed With some
ashes aud little sulphur, make an ex-
eellent tonic and regulator for almost
any kind Of stock, and especially for
swine. II viii be eaten readily if .
little meal be thrown upon it. The
prospect i that grain Of al kinds will
bea, low price, aud the best way "a
get our moneys worth will probably be
70 have the pork fattenod early, and
held ready to kill or market.
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"A fashion authority states that the
fashion for coats this fall will he good
deal ike that for last fall, especially
With those Who have to wear last falls
eosts.
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HENRY WARD
E E 5, Oh r r S
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. Wat OH This Space!

M A good II story frame House with
an L; : good well, and four acres OF land,
10 tho city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given If desired.
For sale--16O acres Of land near tho city
with good building. suitable for hotel
Price $4,000.
For sals-A good II story frame build
ing With five lots. near the Lake. Price
$500.
For Rent.-A large two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For Sale.-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For Sals.-A good wood lot containing 80
acres near the city. Price very reasonable
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PArxzsvlIIs, OCT. 10. 1860.

PArxzsvlIIR, Dot. 10. 1860.
Ep1roa JouRNAI.-Among the
many accidents caused by tho late rains
In tho East, is ono that comes to my
notice - very heartrreodi"s 'ue'dens'
The Troy / Boston train, leaving Troy
for the east about 2 P. NJ, Oct. 4, m,e
with disaster near Sehagh.icake by
which several people were injured.
Dr.. Harvey Fowler, an eminent physi-
oian Of Hoosiek Falls, N, Y, Oh board
the train, rendered the wounded valaa-
BE service. l.
After this accident, tho train pro-
oesdsd a {Ar u Hoosiok Junction,
where il stopped, it beng considered
unsafe to proceed tarther on account OF
tho inundaliou. The Hoosick Falls
people on board, sixteen IN NUMBER
took the engine to risk = ride home'
enc and half miles: They had gone
about half way, when at the river bend
the track gave way and the engine
went down into the river. DR.. Fowler
and wife were both lost Their little
girl jumped aud wa' saved. Quite q
number we're seriously injured. One
man, a stranger, was killed. DR.. Fow'
les's body was found the next day neal
Eagle Bridge. Mrs. Fowler's remains
were found washed up in a corn6ele
below Eagle Bridge on tho 7th. MAJ
and wife were buried side by side il
ono grave. UP.
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~ CElc4-.-C. s. LAND OFFICE
~ sL-Cl,u5, aiiun., ptelrJcr =: 1893
Soinp'a.A; laTiug D6en enercl at this Office by Ser
hard i2uers against Joseph MvJrbauk fof abandous
her HON ssrad Entry 80. All, GATED May lst...
loGs, u:on the sw u sc II ne II sw a and lots aud 2
sccton 81, township 40, range ~ ia steaip.
county, nm; with view. to tie cancellation Of raid
eDiry: ,iie ba:d parties leieiy su:liiiIud O
appear ti:.s the ivTH DAY Ut NuVEN
bi4h, lcUJ, AZ cei.ci il :hc IT, r=s:,o4L
iii i:1ri.l=l testimony cyuce1nag said alleged
-. Al lli::.s4t.
| G. a. GILMAN, Register,
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FORFEITED LANDS .

4 certificate of purchase will be issued to the
highest bidder who will pay at least fifteen per cent
Of the whole amount of purchase money for prairie
lands, and such further for timber lands as will
cover the value of the timber thereon, with interest
the balance remaining due at the rate Of per
cent per annum, to the first day Of Jure, 1870. The
balance of the purchase money can be paid at the OPP
ton of the purchaser from time to time during
period Of twenty years, providing interest at the
same rate is annually paid in advance the first day
of June of each year, within six days thereafter
on the amount then remaining due. Upon the non.
payment of such interest the rights Of the purchaser
are forfeited to the State, and the can only be
rodeemed by paying dnnhls tho amount of the inter-
est due before said lands resold All such lands
are offered for sale the second year after such forfeit
ure, and will be found in this list.
Purchase money payable in legal ten1er notes. No
lands will be sold for less than their appraised value
and the right Is reserved to withdraw from market
any Of the tracts advertised on the day of sale.
CHAS McILRATH,
sept23-td Commissioner State Land Office.
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GTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE,

~ St. Cloud, Mimi, Oct. 4, 1863
Compliant having been entered at this Office -
John Murphy agan.t John 7. Bel FIR atglfo1,irg
1865. upon the - sectioa "a, TOWNSHIP, 126 rarco
20, in ctearns County, Minnesota, with view i,
the cancellation o! said entry: the gGid parties arc
hereby sininonsh to appear at this office On the 2.ra
DAY OF NOVEMBER 1862 at 10 o'clock ia tho
forenoon to respond ana furnish testimony ecpcsrnuy
i'd alleged abandonment.
q. A. GILMAN, Register.
oct7 .Gwf II. G. BURBANK, Eeeeiyey
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I . Farm! !! :. for, Sale.

THE undersigned odsre for sale . good
lfssn.e q 1S0 ssrss, on the north end q
Nainelp Ysire, bout s.%s35%# I5osE
lOURTEBN2MILES FROM. sT. CIOun
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
dsanagmsadow, and the whole enclosed
With . good fence thirty acres being under
eultiy alton On IL prenisesisss ..l 49,
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
withStsbiss. gransry and store aou,e Two
1eod wells, and otherimprover ents. This
faSmis directly on the main road from a..
Clopd to Forest City, and viii 30 sold
sAesf. Inquire atthis Office, Or Of
es.59s.;RYtt ~ is. DAM,
hhgs5sR -sssI$ w tne premier.
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Why are horses in cold weather
like meddlesone gossips? Because they
are bearers Of idle tails.
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]. &. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Will BUY and Sell Real Estate on
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and transact all busl-
ness connected with a
Real Estate Agency.
H. REEERENCEs.
Gov. VIZ. r. MARSHALL, St. Paul. Mlnn''
Ex,Gov. =. MlLLER, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. J. NJ, McKELvY, St, Cloud, Mimi,
Hon. H. +. WsLLEs, Minneapolis, Mlnn.
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Kerosene oil IL good for bee stings,
affording almost instant relief.
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I UIlCE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE.

NOIlCE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
list: Cloud, Mimi, September p, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Lars j. johnson against John II. Goodhue for a5an-
.ionius his iomesteal Entry No. 1905, dated April
18th, 1865 upon the Z NV Il section L. township
-, range -, III Chippewa county, Ainn with view
h~reby sunaloed to appear at this Office On the ISM
LAY Of NtNEMBER, lsu9, at 10 O'Clock in the
iicuooa TO respond and furnish testimony srnns
said alleged Abandonment.
G. a. GILMAN Register,
sep30-S.S L. c. BUKRANk Rece,ver
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NJ OTICE.-U. s. LANDOFFICE.
IN st. Cloud, Mimi, October Is, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this office oy
John McDougalt against John Egssr for s ,o.I,
doning his Declsratory Statement No. 1914 dated
q, township ise, range %, IN sts.1ns
ctnnty, Minnesota Will, view to the eancelIa-
ton Of said entry: the said parties are here" sum
nol,ea to appear at this Office on the So1h DA1 VI
NV 1859 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to
spoa aud furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. c. A. GILMAN, register:
pct2t .Gws . ii. q. bonbANh. NeGeNo1E
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IOTICE-U. s.LAND OFFICE

\
~ st. Cloud, Nina, September a. lssa
Complaint having been entered at ills erscc by
Nils Larson against w. II. Ciapp for air.rdot.
ing Ills Homestead Entry No. 1906, dated Aprii iStA
lS6S, upon the II sw n section IL, Township III,
range -, IN Chippewa County, siiun, with a view 10
the cancellation Of said entry: the said parties are
neteDy suinnHcd 10 appear at tLis c;5ice the tsg
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1863, at 10 o'clock IN tiie f.,rc-
coon correspond and furnish tessti54y eo,.eernin said
alleged ataHtynuJcut
G.. GILMAN, Register.
sel,3o-tHE IL. g. BURBANK. A@ceiycr.
NJ otltE-I. i. LAND OFFICE,
- 81 Cloud, 1inn., September q, 1869.
Sonpi"a iiasf z bern entered at this Office by n
aie" LaAGi asl:ls dciio petrree Jr aha adjoining his
tiohieateni Entry No 3fj3z dated pr u, 1861 upon
tpe nc section u, t9.Tfsiis, IL range 81 in Pope
Couhty, n.hn"4rta, with view IL tho cancel
laton o' ksa entry the raid Iares ara Hereby sum-
nlonsa 70 appear ~ this o1c. tae iTTH DAY OK
NOVEnbEK, lco9 u, ocpck in tn. afternoon to re-
spond and furnish testimony Conforming said alleged
abahaoniheht. y a. GILMAN, Register.
sey3o-bwG II. G. BURBANK. Eecayrr
| NJOTICE.-U. s. LAND oTFIcH.
IN 1t. Cloud, Mimi, ,tp!,e- .. 1853
Complaint having been made ut t!. Office H.. Porn
nald Bradeck against g. BenniLy for aia Innn, liz
Presumption filing No. 2423, dated DECEMBER II IssH
upon the &c ii n and Lts 5, hec ,ipli %;
III, range g. in StearDJ county, Niu,..s,,. viii
view to the cancellation CT said entry: the sui p,r,
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office On /,
| 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1863, at II o'clocs. ia III
forenoon to respond and furnish testimony
| said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
octl46wa IL. &. BURBANK, Receiver.
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N1OTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

NOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud, Minn., October II, 1869.
Complaint having been entered Mt this office by
David Krebes against Franz Sand for abnn-
doning his Homestead Entry No. 3439, dated
February s, 1867 upon the 5ne Il section %, town
ship range 3d. in Stearns county, Minnesota with
view to the cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summonedto appear at this Office
in the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony
corning said alleged abandonment.
5ssfss ~ sa@r.1 G. A. GILMAN, Register,
oct21-ewl II. G. DURDANK, Receiver.
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c. A. GILMAN, Register,
sept23.6ws II. Z. BURBANh. receiver.

NTOTICE.-U s. LAND OFFICE,
IN St. Cloud, MINI, September Is, 1859.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office BY
Knudt Fosse against Jacob Sweetwood for abar-
donins his homes tead Entry No. 1885, dated May ls
1866. upon the e Is sw 4 section and nv X
county, Minnesota, with view to the cancella
ton OF said entry: the said parties hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the 81 DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1860, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to
respond andtursh testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
- E'lz C.. A. GILMAN, Reg lister.
-sept23.Gw -, IL. BURBANK, Receiver.
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
.<pENN l.prnwrHR BOOH. -

Fur Cbpying Letters soitt01 tfess or oo!e..
This Is tho greatest time, labor, and money'sav1n9
invention Of the age and see It, but to praise
It. simplicity aud convenience, you have only to
place the written letter under tho copying Leaf and
rub with the hand. An agent has but to show It
properly, and It sells ITSELF Adapted to every kna Of
business It does not play out, ~ the hrst sale ID
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