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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-08

Articui ation-We give, for the benefit
of all interested in articulation, the following
examples that we clip from an Indiana ex-
change:
"Amid the moists and coldest frosts,
With barest wrists and stoutest boasts,
He thrusts his fists against the posts,
And still insists he sees the ghosts"
OF all the saws 1 ever saw saw, never saw
saw saw as this saw saws"
"Crazy CraycrOft caught crate OF crickled
crabs.
A crate of cricklod crabs Crazy Craycroft
caught;
If Crazy Craycroft caught crate of crickIed
crabs,
Where's the crate of criokled crabs Crazy
Crayc1oft caught"
"Thou wreath'd'st and muzzl'd'st the far
fetch'd OK, and imprison'dst him in the vol
canic Mexican mountain of op-o-cat-a-pet-i
in Co-to-pax-i."
"Peter Piper picked peck of picked pep
pers; peck Of picked peppers Peter Piper
picked. If Peter Piper picked peck of pick
led peppers, where's the peck of picked pep
pers Peter Piper pickedT"
"When a twister twisting, would twist him q
twist,
LOL bWlstlLS u IWlstJ JuiSe TWISTS u9 VIII
twist,
But II one of the twists untwists from the
twist,
The twist untwisting, untwists the twist
"Robert Rowley rolled round roll round;
a round roll Robert Rowley rolled round.
Where rolled the round roll Robert RowIey
rolled round?"
"Theophilus Thistle, the successful thistle
sitter, in sitting sieveful of thistles, thrust
three thousand thistles through the thick OF
his thumb"
"Peter Prangler, the prickly pear-pisker.
picked three pecks of prickly pTangly pears
from the prangly pear trees on the pleasant
''Viiley Vite and wife vent on yovane TO
Vest Windsor and Vest Yindham Won wilson
Wednesday,
"Bandy-leggs Borachio AIustachio Whsker-
Itusclus, the bald but brave Bombardino of
Bagdad, helped Abormililque Bluebeayd.
Bashaw of Balemandeb, to beat down an
abomlnable Bundle of Bashaw."
II saw Esau kissing Kate;
The fact is, we all three saw:
saw Esau, he saw me,
As she saw saw Esau."
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We desire To "a

We desire to call the attention of the of ssndps and ad
Joining counties, to the fact that
In fremont therefore, not being mixed Stoves and TWa
we cah ana 90 ou and sell Hardware
toners than stores that do mixed at prices mat eF
c0to the following line of goods speciality
Builders Hardware OF every description full stock of Tb
ing Nails keepno other kind Carpenters have ape trade
IN them and take extra pains keep the sell as low or e
than store in town. FARMERS particular mains G 5
ne pest goods for your needs to be found prizes
tQsOra Flows and Scapers Budcks Cutters Shelters
Shoye Hoes Forks, Rake and Han0nos C
best n the city - '' DIeS' W. the
IRON of all sizes at the lowest market prices
Carriage Makers will find by calling soek
"A 1 6 mot mot surpassed ass 9y any store in Toledo Cleveland all %
stock Of Harness Trimmings Millinery at fair no agood
Lhsnkng our Old patrons promise old ne + a, .
will make 1t to their interest S'O e 5hat
FREMONT naf0n l0'Z GARFIELD, HEIDI fcK g. BBIS ToI
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DURING the Kemp Sayler contest
in the Senate, Jenner, q Democratic
member, confessed, "in open court," }"
that he had listened to q Republican
conference in a room adjoining his,
where they were fixing up things"
hence the following:
We want somebody at Columbus
to rise and explain. how a man who
has shown himself such an ass as
Jenner has, could get his ear to a
key le?-BeHefontajae Republican.
Lord bless you! Jenner don't put
his ear in the hole-he puts the hole
in his ear. He could put a whole
door In, if he wanted to.-jState
Journal.
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No quorum present in either
branch of the General Assembly,
and therefore business was out of
the question.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is.
HoUsE.-The greatest number of
petitions of one day of the session
were presented, nearly all with ref
erence to the present law regulating
the sale ofintoxicating Iiquors-both
for and against.--The following
bills were passed: House bill to
amend the free turnpike road law
so that where there is surplus of
funds collected for keeping in repair
any one free turnpike, the commits
sioners Of the county in which the
road is located may transfer such
surplus funds to any other free
turnpike located within three miles
of the one for which the money was
raised; Senate bill to make ten
thousand dollars, instead of five
thousand, the maximum of damages
that may be recovered frem rail
road and other corporations for
causing death by wrongful act, neg
lect or default; House bill to compel
lessees of railroads to light their
lines within the corporate limits Of
cities and villages, the same as the
owners of railroads; Senate bill to
provide that justices Of the peace
may be voted for on the same ballot
with candidates for municipal offices
in cities of the second class. as is
now done in cities of the first class.
SENATE.-The following bills were
passed: Senate bill relative to COM
pensation for private property ap-
propriated to the use CT corporations
provides first for Judgment on the
amount Of the verdict for the amount
of compensation and costs; second
ly, for tive peremptory challenges to |
the array of jurors, and challenges
for cause, as in other civil cases; and
thirdly, in case or the non-appear-
ance of nonresident land owners.
the court is required to appoint |
some competent attorney to main
tain their rights; Senate bill pro-
yiding that the putative father of an
child, confined in prison |
for not complying with the sentence
and order of the court, shall not be |
entitled to the benefit Of the act for
the reliefof insolvent debtors; House
bill to enable the town council of
Nevada, Wyandot county, to receive
gifts in bonds, money or otherwise,
for the purpose Of purchasing and
fitting up public grounds for the
benefit of the town and agricultural
association Of the vicinity.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20.
HoUsE.-The following bills were
passed: House bill to authorize the
report of the Commissioner of Rail
roads and Ttlegraphs to be received
in evidence in the courts of this
State. House bill to allow judgment
70 be rendered upon such part or
parts of causes of action as are put
n issue by answer; House bill to
stockholders of joint sock
to fix the number of
heir board Of directors.
SENATE.-Bills we're passed as fol-
ows: Senate bill repeating section
z of the law relating to the super
7ision of bitches, and amending Sec t
ion l6 by providingthat the owner
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of lands through which bitches are
constructed shall clean out and keep
the bitches in repair; House bill
authorizing county commissioners
to provide suitable Office for county
surveyors at county seats; Senate
bill to create q State Department Of
Insurance, the Commissioner to be
appointed by the Governor and con
frmed by the Senate, at salary of
$4,000 per annum.
FRIDAY, MARCH |.
HoUsE.-The following bills were
passed: House bill to make it IN
lawful for Judges of elections to ad-
jOurn from day without completing
the counting OF votes at any special
or G, neral election; Senate bill to
amend the code of civil procedure so
that recognizances of justices of the
peace need not be recorded in full in
common pleas courts, and that wit
nesges need not attend court until
the day set for the trial of the case
in which they are required to testify.
SENATE.-Bills were passed as fol
lows: Senate bill to create liens in
favor of manufacturers and dealers
IN granite, marble, stono and other
monuments and gravestones; Sen
ate bill amending section 81 of the
criminal code, so as to give the court
discretion whether to discharge, or
hold to answer, person charged
with an indictable offense, and not
indicted at the term at which he was
held to answer; Senate bill making
it the duty of each sheriff or coroner,
upon retiring from Office, to pay over
all moneys, and deliver all notes and
mortgages, or other evidences of in
debtedness in his hands, to his sue
Cessor in office, and requiring each
sheriff to demand and receive from
his predecessor such moneys, docu-
mentS and papers; Senate bill pro
viding that when an executor or ad-
ministrator shall present for allow
ance to the probate court claim
against the estate, the Judge shall fix
a day for the hearing Of the same,
and require notice to be given to
parties interested. Upon the hear
ing, exception may be taken TO any
ruling of the court, and appeals
taken from any order of Judgment of
the court, when the amount claimed
exceeds one hundred dollars; Sen
ate bill amending the act relating to
the election of clerks Of the courts
of common pleas, by providing that
clerk pro teB9pore appointed by the
county commissioners to fill a Va
cancy, shall hold his Office until the
second Monday in February sue
ceeding the October election ensuing
such appointment, and until his
successor shall be elected and qual-
flied; House bill allowing Masonic
OF Odd Fellows associations to in
crease their capital stock, and their
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-08

TIE large granite eight story
building of DR.. Jayne's on Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, was discovered
to be on fire, on the night of the 4th.
The fire commenced on the third and
extended to the eighth floor, involv-
ing an immense loss. II is thought
$l,000,0O0 worth Of goods were
damaged by water in the adjoining
buildings.
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CARPETS.

We are now ready to offer our
customers a full assortment Of Eng
lish and American Carpets, many Of
them viii be sold at less than last
gears prices. Remember that we
vii not advance the price on our
Carpets, having bought our entire
stock before the price of Carpets
advanced.
WM. A. RICE d BROS.
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Our GOVERNMENT has returned an
answer to the note of Ear, Granville
on the inadmissability or he claim
for indirect damages. The answer
has not become public as yet, but
enough is known to assure us that
the general government will not re-
cede from its demands that the case
90 before the Geneva Tribunal.
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Lafayette Seydel, son of Samuel Seydel,
of the Bloom House, at Plymouth,
Ohio, came to his death in the following mar
ner' on the morning of the 2Sth nit: He was
taking heavy trunk from the depot to the
hotel IN light one-horse open buggy, when
it began to slide. He stopped and attempted
to adjust it, when he lost his balance and fell
to the ground, the trunk following and strik-
ing him on the head, crushing his skull. He
lived about eight minutes.
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The Bill to create a State De
partmentof Insurance, passed the
Senate on the 29th ulk. It creates
the Office of Commissioner, with a
salary of $4,000, and separates the in
suranee business from that of the
State Auditor. The law is a good
one, and viii no doubt pass the
House.
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attemnt To organize aalihe

Tu attempt to organize a"liberal''
Ronnblics n movement among the
Germans of n ensas has demonstrate
ed that the Sum uel-Schurz iasco
has no friends there. Carl will soon
find few $50 low as to DO him rev.
erenoe."
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IT is POSSIBLE that the redistric-
ting of the State may be allowed to
90 over till the next session of the
Legislature, and stIentiethC Congress
man be elected from the State at
large
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-08

The Boessel Railroad bill passed
the Senate on Tuesday last. This
bill gives the people of localities de-
string to aid in the construction of
railroads, an opportunity to aid
themselves.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

NOrI'E is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has BEEN duly appointed and qualIfien as ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF George Stewart
deceased, late OF jackson township, Sandusby,
county, Ohio. A. D. STINE.
Fremont, y l., March G, 1872.
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A LII persons having claims against the late
~ firm Of I. d. Bush Co., ave re1 1uested to pre-
sent them TO I. II. BUSH for settlement, immedi-
ately. Persons indebted to tine above firm, are
are requested to call and make settlement. IO-l2
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The LEGILATURE has passed the
law which we published recently, re-
curing the children attending pub
lie schools to be Eaccinated.
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ENGLAND has no desire to provoke
hostilities, and it is now asserted
that she is prepared to consent that
the arbitration should proceed.
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NORTHWESTERx
SCHOOL.
REPUBLIC,
SENECA COUNTY,, OHIO.
'P.'I'g Term opens tuesday Hoyp-
sag, Harch 1871; .S,m,asy ~,
Nay 18Th.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS

T,I ~, IN E COURSE OF STUDY is as FULL ,,o
state or the West. '--''' : ihaol IN the
:. The TEACHERS ARE LIVE. 7,,7v.rs--,. -,
Vl'i = ASr' also sufficient in nuruber. -'''-
boo-,Ihe Inc ENTIRE EXPENSE per tsrr,. by ..ls
boar5iIs1 NE nse9 not exceed $40; nm ESQ bT elub-
0OliuID g nor $40 BY good private board. y
81. = It has been demonstrated that s+,s,u., =
1,o-a psliod, 80 at least TyT1cR As MICE and n
tutio- -oFAoFox AANS-R, than 1t other instl-
Send for catalogue, or apply personally TO
J. FRAI5E RICHARD, Principal
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STATE OF OHIO,
COUNTY OF SANDUsKY. %
IA H Muller, Cashier Of the First National
Bank of Fremont, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief A II. MILLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th day
of March, 1872. W. II. ANDREWS,
Seal Notary Public.
CORRECT-ATTEsI:
s. BIRCHARD,
JAMES JUSTICE, Directors
JAS. W, WILs0S,
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JOSEPH R. BARTLETT,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Whites Block, corner
a Of Front and Croghan streets. Prompt atten-
tion given 70 the collection Of claim and all busi-
ness pertaining TO the general law practloe,
Fremont, March l, 1872.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n TOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified administrator
on the estate Of Solomon stetler, deceased, late
Of York tow ship, Sandusky county. Ohio.
Mar,h 5+h ISR5 JACOB STETLER
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Five Cases more of Goods Slightly
Damaged by Fire, will be opened
on Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, all Of which win be
closed out at Great Bargains
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NM. a. RICE & Bios.

Is the place to bug nice Dress
Goods, Fancy Goods, de-; Goods
specially adapted for Wedding
Outfits.
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We shall offer on these days extra
inducements to customers who wish
to buy large amounts.
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nor, SALE.

- desire TO sell my homestead situated III
;i;I the the thriving village of Geneva, Ohio, on
li..k the L. S. & NJ. S. Railroad. The lot con
tains acres, excellent land, well improved, with
a stream of living water, young orchard OF 50
trees lust in bearing, and plenty Of small fruits
planted. The house is large, new, and finished
complete, and the barn is also new and suthelently
large for the premises, with the usual outbu1ld-
ings. No eistern Used-plenty of soft water IN the
well at all seasons. VIII sell the property low
and give possession April lst. Apply to or ad-
dress, W. Z. SP PENCER,
7-I0 Times Office, aeneve, Ohio.
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The committed respectfully suggest the I'M
portance of full delegation from each county
II the Convention. The issues to be decided
IN the present campaign are of interest to the
country.
The importance Of thorough local organiza-
lion can not be too strongly urged; nor can
this great auxiliary 10 final success be too ear
" attended to. In this connection, the COM
znittee would earnestly recommend, that
where committees have not been selected, that
in the call for County Conyentions,on the 18th
day Of March, notice be given that the County
Central committees, for the coming campaign,
will be selected at that time.
It is important that each delegation TO the
State Convention bring with them a correct
list Of the officers and members, with post
office address, Of the COMMITTEES of their couu-
ties, and deliver the same to this committee.
Very respectfully, r. D. HARRISON.
Chairman State Elk. Com.
RODNEY Foes, Secretary
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6Odozen pairs of the best makes
of Ladies Black and Colored Kid
Gloves, at the very low price OF 80
cents per pair, sold elsewhere at 81.
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Neu advertisements.
FARM HAND WANTED.
SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

4 GOOD MAN can find steady empIoymeu
"A on farm, by applying to T. d. &USH. !
steady, industrious man is wanted. LO-I2
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WANTED, THIS SPRING,
10000 FARMEP G.
70 improve 100000 acres of the bes, e ~
Lands IL Iowa, free from mortgage F9rmlnS g
iumbrance. These lands compr' OF other H.
nent railroad grants adlaeaBt .. 80 1ne govern
ity, and lie chiefly in - 90 Omana apd Sioux
a. - - -On OF Western Iowa,
ne bair e and healthful portion fever and
~, 8 UNKNOWN. and traYeTsed by railroads
cry direction. Now is the time to
TO SECUR e A HOME AT 81 ANDs5
PR acre, upon long time, with six per cent. in
eerest IN the Iuxurant valley of either the Bower
tue maple, the Soldier or the Little Sioux
Agents at stations are provided with teams To
snow lands free to purchasers. Send for a Guide
II gives pr os terms, descriptions where explor-
ing tickets are sold, and how to reach the lands.
jounty maps are also sent free. Address
JOHN ID. CALHOUN, Land Commissioner
Iowa r. K, Land Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
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RHPoRT

OF the Condition of the Fust National Bank Of
I Fremont, at Fremont, in the State Of Ohio, at
the close of business, February 27th, 1872,
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SILKS.

We are Offering bargains in Black
Silks, comprising all the new makes,
Foreign and American.
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ADMINISTRATORS

The undersigned viii sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, two and half miles south of Greena-
burg, on
Wednesday,, March 10th, 1872,
at 10 oclosk a NJ, the following property belong
ing to estate Of Jacob Harley, deceased:
One Pony, two year old Colt, L yearlinR Colt.
hIileh Cows, head Young Cattle, 2 Calves, 8
Shoats, Reaper, the undivided half of Grain
Drill, Top Buggy, l Corn Shelter, Corn by the
bushel and in the shock, Oats by the bushel, Rota-
toes by the hushel large lot of Hay By the ton,
Wheat in the ground, a lot of lumber, Sled,
Double Harness, | Single Harness, s Plows, l
Drag, Wheel Barrow, a lot of Pine Shingles,
sheet Iron stove, Cook Stove, IS Chairs, Cup
beard, Iron Kettle, I Hand Cider Press, Cider
Barrels Meat Stand, and many other articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
TERNs.-On all sums of 50 and under cash,
Over that sum credit OF nine months will be Civ
en-, by the purchaser giving a note with approved
security. DAVID HARLEY
1'1aICh 'In5 1919 lO-li Administrator.
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REGULATOR

T7TEEII0n 0T
spirits, heartburn, euile, or pains in the bowels
pain in the back. &c
Prepared only By J. H. ZEILHN & Co.
Druggists, Macon, Ga, and S29 Arehstreet, ,PniI.
adelphia, Pa, "a
Price 81; by mailsl.25.
Atwholesalehy RENO EsTUs & &CO.,ToI-
Bssssie by 8. .BUCRLAND &sOS -'de'
.Isl fremont.
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AGENTS Wanted.-Agents make more
~ money at work for us than at anything else.
Business light and permanent. Particulars free.
G. SrINsoN & Co. FINE ART PUBLISHERS. Port
land, Maine.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY u.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY z.
No quorum present in either
branch of the General Assembly,
and therefore business was out of
the question.
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s6ade B5 TREES fts4sa Hsds6 PLANTS da2doa E2Es5 Seeds
APPLE AND CRAB, 100, , to it., 81; to it., 90
PEAE, std. Ex., yr:, Bartlett, &c, { it. dOz2 so
SEEDS, Peach, u. - Apple, Usage, new, bu. 4. go
POTATOES, White Peach Blow, Early Rose bu. .. 90
SEEDLINGS, Soft Maple, 700, 81; Ash So; Elm 200
Illustrated Catalogue lO0page, New Price List, lOc
i. &. PHENIA. Blooming ton. Illinois.
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IT ~ Piano Co., N, Y. lst class $3.50. No
u -. Agents. Names Of patrons in 40 States
in circular
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
wednesday. March 24th, 1879.
STATE REPBLIcAN CENTRAL AND )
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms,

STATE REPBLICAN CENTRAL AND
EXECUTIVE CoKsuTTEE Rooms,
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 23d, 1872.
To the Republican voters of Ohio.
Your annual Stats Convention viii be held
at Columbus, on Wedpesday, the 9th day Of
March, 1872, for tbs nomination Of candidates
for the following Offices, viz
Secretary of State.
Judge of the Supreme Court
Member of the Board Of Public Works.
The Convention will also make choice of
four delegates at large TO the National Re
publican Convention, to assemble at Philadel-
ohia, on the 5th day of June, a D. 1872. to
nominate candidates for the President and
Vice President of the United States, at the en-
suing Presidential election. The Convention
will also nominate two Electors at Large, for
President and Vice President.
The undersigned committee recommend
sbat ths meetings in the several counties for
Fbe selection of delegates be held on Saturday,
March 10th, 1872, and that if the several coun-
ty neethsgs 50 desire they select their delegates
with q view 10 the appointment of district del
egates to the Ma tional Convention from their
several districts, whs1 they shall meet at the
Stats Convention at ColnDbus.
The basis Of representation in the Conven-
ton viii be one delegate for every five hun
dred votes cast for General E. F. Noyes, for
Governor, IN 1871, and one additional delegate
for any fraction Of two hundred and fifty votes
and upward in each county.
The following tables shows the number Of
delegates to which each county in this District
nil l,e ootSfIa1 r5z.
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w A n TEL D!
BOOK AGENTS

To canvass Tor an entire new work Staple as
hour. Se.'s at sight. Both male and female
Agents arc now making from $40 to $40 per da Y,
Strike early and get choice Of territory.
EMPIRE BOOK CO., Cleveland, Ohio,