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burns. salt-rhcum, eardch, &C. upon the human r anne
and strains, SPAWN lis &c upon animals in year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world be-
gan Usa counter.rr.t,nt an all healing pain rciever
Crpp,c throw away their cruchcs the lame walls poison
bites are rendered harmless and the wounded healed
without scar II is humbug The recipe Is published
around each bottle Its selling as no article ever before
sold sells because does just what il pretends to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism pain or swelling
deserve suffer II they will use Centaur Lpiment
More than eco certificates OF remarkable cures including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, gout running tumois
&C. have received. W will send circular conta ming
certificates the recipe, &c. gratis any one REQUESTING
Gne bottle OF the yellow wrapper Ccntau Lnment worth
hundred dollars for spawned OF swerutcd horses ans
mules In sheep. Stock owners this lin
menis worth your attention No family should be with.
Centaur Linment Sold by all druggsts c per bottle
arge bottles 81. J. B9 EosR Coz Broodwsy New Yort
CAsSy'bBI \ IL more than substitute for Castor
on II Is the Only Ne article In existence which Ger aln
assimi.t' tie food regulate the bowels. wudCoc
and produce natural sleep II contains hcr mine ais
mOrDIine alcohol, sut : d fax
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,ase under the Reddick temperance law wa,
before Justice Wecks last Saturday. Mrs
Ford complained against Nelson Card Il
Blodget for selling her husband liquor 50
he became intoxicated, and while driving
, in his wagon, Che lives several miles in the
tryJ lie fell out, wagon wheel passed over
and he was laid up for several months.
Ford estimated the loss in consequence 0,
littlc drunk at 500. The defendants de.
20 = jury, which was empannclled. After
e the case, the jury retired and soon re-
ID expressing a willingness 10 render yer.
if their fees were paid. The complainant
.cded in borrowing s., and paid the jury
upon which that "buiwark of our libcr-
gave verdict in favor Of the defendants.
Ford WAS SO disguised that she threatens to
a. Meantime the defendants were so well
ed with the jury that they treated them 10
nd oyster supper with appropriate liquid
UUanimrutS.
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One of the Agents of the Christian at Work T.
De Witt Talmages paper recently obtained $50
subscriptions in about eighty hours absolute
work. This was great success to be sure, but
the agent had fine paper and superb chromos
TO back him. There is room for more agents Of
the same sort. Samples and terms free. Office
lG2 Chambers street, New York. See advertise
mont
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quilted

The OFFIcERs.-The managers Of the German.
English school, at recent meeting, adopted a
constitution and bylaws, and elected the follow.
ing officers: c. ". Bernhard, President; William
Ebert, ice-President; Ernest Glenn, Treasurer:
DIR. Alphonso, Secretary; Board Of Directors c.
g. Lutz, II. Warlick, Peter Meyer, A II. Strobel,
L. Hess. Preparations ere going forward for the
opening Of the school, which will be accomplish.
ed in-s few weeks
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DirO.

Al the County Farm. on December 18th, 1878, MARY
ELLIS or MADAME RkA she called herself aged over
one hundred years.
She of French descent has been supported by
the county for early thirty years. been insane during
all her residence at the County Farm but with that excep.
lion has enjoyed uninterrupted good health till within few
weeks OF her decease Peace to her ashes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

fEGHo WAR.-On Monday evening last, there
/ speck Of war, on the evening accommoda
|lown on Conductors Tinley's carr, There
|. coiorcd ball at Morris, and at Joliet a dele
~ Of unblcached American citizens got
~. Two Of them, either from inlpccuniosity
re Orneryncss4 rcfused to pay their fare. Mr.
y told them to get off. They resisted. He
lrm and finally they did get of, but were
about it, and picked up rocks, showed
: and razors and made some rough threats
rain was started and they got on. The cars
stopped and they were again elected. on
lns at Morris, one Of them came crawling
Fom the trucks Of car, where he had stolen
[ic
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He REspoSDED-Last week we stated fact
and asked question. thus: Our cistern is full,
how's your'n?' Up to this moment and rs We
are going to press, we have received but one soil
tary answer to our inquiry. That came from an
individual whom we shall always respect His
name is Delano, "Loosh,' for short II was on
that cold morning-the only one of the season.
|" Loosh" read the FREE TRADER, buttoned up his
coat, glanced at his bre Akfast, bolted half sec
ton Of buckwheat pancakes aud started for our
Office, in the biting air carrying his ears and nose
in his hands-as it were. The distance was a
mile. He walked it briskly. On entering our
sanctum door, he looked sad and earnest. Traces
OF tears were on his checks. There was glim.
mer of moisture in the southwest corner of his
left eye, and glittcring globule dangling at the
end of his proboscis, (politc for nose) We drew
near, expecting to hear that he had lost u dear
relative, fractured his pipe, but were mistaken.
He said, Our cistern is full, thankcc," and he
left.
We consider him mild, good, reliable young
man. If his mind should become troubled from
reading too many Sunday School tracts, we re-
commend As a change, the pcrusal OF coIac song
DOOhS' We btAICNtu nm SDOut MS 'iSNNli4' We
know il is full. He is unlike George ". Wash
ington in only one particulNr-George couldn't
tell lie, owing to stoppage in his speech, or
pure bashfslncss. "Loosh" is not similar to
Mark Twain, rs that veraciou5 party knows mil
lions of lies, but won't tell em, out Of stubborn
ness. "Loosh" doesn't know a lie-wouldn't re-
cognizc one if he saw it--dont know q lie from
the TRUTH
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St. COLUMBIA (Catholic) Sunday School, on
Sunday last elected the following officers: D.. c.
O'Kane, President; George Marklc, lst Vice
President; NJ. ?. OCIowiy, ID Vice President;
James Ford, Secretary; John Costello, Treasurer;
VI. T. 0'Crowley, Librarian.
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JACK-IN-THE.pULPIT

Ia to he permanent fcsture OF the Magazine. JACK will
tell OF t~ things ever heard, and make
himself generally entertaining.
We have undertaken to make the best Magazine possible
for the Little Folks well those who older. Every
number OF st. Mich olu- will contain good reauIus
matter for boys and girls OF all ages besides great deal OF
hearty and innOceAt fun
Christmas comes bat once u year but st. Nicho-
u the lew Magazine for Girls and Boys comes every
nnn IL has already the hearts OF the Young folks
aud the !,.Il" children are crying for 81, Nicholas.
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The 'a1,s nporiu- al expensive s.rs, a. Illustrated Pa
prr- ever aa'ertleu hy shy Magazine VIII b" contained
through Poo year ju the December Nnuras complete
Pie papers on Louisiana. The mex. u ogarr vii be TINS
10Nr~rEE STATE THE Not STAIN isGl INK SourlE
uIir lUa, EsSiuNs NIssCUgJ &C. &c These. win the
lnI- gl Edohd uiscus-jll % Lcrc.Erc, science anil
A-'. s.ga.. oi Travel, ocruga rorus and Eteh!ogs,
$50. r.lIc upa MAGAZINE % Ua-i-AH LessIvsc designed
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AsoNAL-A. J. Williamson has gone cast on
Il to his relatives. All reports that he has
'swith a wife or to get one are incorrect He
Is his hand upon it. He viii come hack
.ror die in the sttsmpt.
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\ r squib on the tiger" question seemed to
several parties. 1t was like throwing salt
sore places. Those whom the tiger had
ed were quickly discovered by their with
and grooming. We have received few let.
from Indies who have direct interest in
ling husbands and brothers out Of the den of
beast, wherever that may be. They tell us
i 'em again, meaning by Sem" the wild ami
aforesaid.
|is rumored that very large specimen of
feline race, of the tiger specimen, roams
Fd in junglcs not far from Columbus street,
has lairs and dcns around promiscuously
that several of our young men have been
Erviewed by him." He is 4 dangerous and
monster. He has 81 teeth and claws to
ID, and though he may purr ever so softly
DC remarkably playful at times, he now and
grows terrible in his fierce wrath, and
Is awfully, and literally goes through"
VS. up" and utterly tears to pieces even his
triendS' Boys, we once more say unto you,
re Of HE YCcpi
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Re Of Me KGr

somewhat unusual case VIDA tried before
Zee Larkn, in this city, the other day. A
weeks ago 4 letter came to the post office
is city addressed to Robert Wallace. TWAS
+ from the Office by man named Robert
ec, in the employ Of T. II, Raymond, who
ed the letter, in which $25 were enclosed.
letter was intended for another man, and
Wallace put back the money, sealed the let
and sent it back to the post Office BY Mr..
bond. Subsequently the right Robert Wal.
|called for the letter but it was not to be
b. All Mr.. Raymond could say was, that he
dropped ii into the post Office. Suit was
yht against Mr.. Raymond for the money,
(he justice gave judgment agains; him, Mr..
bond will probably appeal. There is 10
L, hoy aver, that however honestlr Mr.. Ray.
p may have returned the letter TO the post
|, he was rcmiss in not calling The attention
|e postmaster specially 10 the subject, and
fg the facts duly noted On the letter. We
DO escape for him fregn paying over the
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f. The Best in the " Grid"

Tbe December Number rcrs has an able article on
The Resumption of Specie Payment, by Dr.. Agvster.
luEHs by Bret uarre. Macdonald aid hcss. The con
,nuaioa OF the two SERIAL stories shorter stores splsn-
did Illustrations Of New Orleans The Paris o. America; etc
Edit r,as by iar~ and able corps OF writer's. Topic Of
the Time b. Dr. iio!.si ia which he replies Some R-
ugi1us Negspauer.." AuEGas!e E.ch.ug, &C. &C. An
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

There is no pain which the Ccntaur
Lirlment will not relieve. no swelling
Will not subdue. and no lameness which
II will not cue. This Is strong language,
hut 1t is true, 1t has produced more cures
Of rheumati, m, neuralgia, locklaw, palsy
spra!'s, swcllings, caked breasts, scaldS
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EINAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

rINAI SET',rI.I:MI II >'I.-hsrArE OF
PBrEn OLtPHASr pECEAsED.-Not,cs j. hereby gy'
en- 70 4, Interested IN said estate, That william Bar
Ter and Hugh Hamilton, Executors % the last ~ And les
lament Of Peter Oghsn scCca-ed VII sppear before lhf
ftv Court of the county OF Ia sale and state OF Illinois,
AZ ne out House In Ottawa IN said county on the 5s Gay
OF January isIi Tor The purpose 81 r,nderng ~ a.
coun OF their proceedings the administration OF SAID c.
at for the snAl settlement -
Datei a. Ottawa. this l1th Gay Of D-cernher ls.1
WILLIAM BAk'iER,
HUGH HAMILTON,
d.esL4u Executors.
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JaeW ;AdrertssimsNts.
ST. Nicholas & 'OurYoung Folks

The publishers of ST. NICfpOIIAs;, Serb
ners Illustrated Magazine for G Boys take
IN announcing that by an arrangement with Messrs j. H.
Osgood & Co., their popular Magazine
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The Holiday Nc. OF ST. Nicholas,

Our NEW tLIrsrESrED MAGAZINE FOR Girls and
Boys the Gues issued, vii he sent TO al the suoscro
els Ok sCaIrsxRs MONTHLY FOB 1874! Also the November
AID numbers Of ST VI 1HoLAs sent free TO those
Who subscribe for both Magazines The Juy number OF
s-EIHNkKs NurHLr containing the IutrOcUegory Ntcle
the GIL NJ SOUTH series, sent 10 subscribers 10 SElR
SxR VITO request Il when making thelF Subscriptions
scHInNBRs MONTHLY, StS, -. Nicholas, $50 year,
or eco Tor both.
sCEIBNEI; s co. a. Erosdway, New York.
r singe copies for sAe snc Subscriptions received by
Os-lsn & uapclRa, OTTAWA, II
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JIMMY JOHN STORIES, =
BY Mrs. ABBY MORTON DIAz,

Author of THE william Henry letter." "wniam Henry
and his Friends, and Lucy Maria" WhO has rpTe ant
happy gtt 4 knowing h0w to delight yOuug peope,) wi.
pnrnr during tie There viii also Sno tories
Panes on science and hist ny Na'Cr history Wild Spor',
Adventures, Sketches Of Imy'l, Fairy Tales, Poems
,'uzzeS, Charad"s, Jngles Fun and Fancy Instruction
Enertalnmeat md Delight Somen'g for AL from Faith
cr and Mother 10 the BaUy Tho Illustrations will be The
best that the Artists o two con ineus supply Gud via
he prnted with the greatest care.
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Having purchased 'hr copyrights enormous expense
with the peCtatOR OF securing the largest circulation
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THE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Election of Office RS,

The La Sale County Agricultural Society me,
at the Court House on Wednesday last at 9
o'clock T. NJ, and was called to order by the Pres
ident, ". j. Nicely, who stated that the object OF
this meeting is to transact the annual business
of hearing the reports of the out going officers
and electing new officers for the ensuing year.
The Secretary and Treasurer being absent pre-
pairing the reports, on motion, Mr.. Furness was
appointed committee of one to bring the alb
sent parties in. They, however. soon appeared.
The Secretary, W. F. Whtmore, reported that
since his appointment he had received for the
the society sums IA follows,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20
A SERIAL STORY BY J. 7. TROWBRIDGE,

Late Editor OF "OCR Young FDkHS which begins In the
p 'esont number. Other Eminent Writers well known 10
The readers OF "Our Folks have been engaged We
are mus enabled 10 present 20 the pubic Magazine for
Children md Youth superior In every respect any
before published.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

PoLIoE.-Billy Mostin, noted as a wild
specimen who does not respect law or Cos
Ipel, was brought out of Jail on yesterday
morning and examined before Justice Larkiu
on the charge of having attempted a rape
upon Mrs Ryan some time ago, but as she
failed to appear against him, he was &c
Quilted
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FOR VERY LITTLE FOLKS,

Our pages In BIZ type Gnd easy words for he yaunges
readers which been ~ h from the nrst win he con
nued. The children will be glad TO know, also. that tn
department
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LOST HIS ROOSTER. Cy" Leland is in the
rooster busneSs-sOmc. He recently was the
owner of large, glossy black Spanish cock, which
he lost thusly: The masculine chicken referred
to was in box in "Cy's" Office, and "Cy" opened
the box TO see his pct,.when the latter Topped
out. Finding himself restored to the use of his
wings, and seeing strip of broad daylight in
one direction, and such thing as pane of glass
never having been considered as anything in his
roostership's philosophy, he flew straight out
through the 50 glass, and alightcd on the side
walk on the opposite side Of The street. He raised
up his head Sideways and looking mp at the
broken window as if he meant to say How is
that for high:' gave vent to his feelings in Il
victorious cOck-a.doodle- Eopying con
tempiible little Banty' rooster not far oil. he
" went for him." and cleaning out" that adycr
8ary, crowed again, and then proudly meandered
down street in the wake Of load of sheled corn,
picking up the scattered grains and now and
then turning around and growing goodbye to
the di5cousolate Cy,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

THE BosTON TEA PARTY.--This affair came OF
at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening
last, according to previous announcement. We
were not present. because the circumstance OF
dumping tea into the harbor at Boston 100 years
ago had escaped our memory. Besides what had
we to do with it? We don't hold any grudge
against the Britshcrs. "They hain't never done
nothing to US as boy would say, We hold no
spite whatever az to any Engishman, save one,
and that amounts to fifteen cents, borrowed
money. Shall We be angry at the whole OF Great
Britain, ireland, Scotland, to say nothing of the
East Indies, Canada, DC, in consequence? Fur.
thermore word was sent to us (Beemus) to come,
"be sure to come we have a corn copia for YOU"
We've sworn Of. These ladies didn't know it
when they said, Becmus, come-and wen corn
copiously! Then in addition, we don't like tea,
anyhow, our present beverage is exclusively
watcr-and soft water at that. As hard cider is
more Intoxicating than plain cider, SO we avoid
hard water
Jokes aside, the entertainment was complete
success. So was the lecture Of Weller. SO was
the tea, and ditto the receipts, as they enabled
the ladies to pay off the debt on the organ. We
regret that we didn't participate and will never
do 80 again"
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SCRlBNER EUk lY14,

TIE tyHNMPLRp rAvon ACCORDED TO THIS MAGAZINE
by the public, enables enter upon tho coming year
With the means OF making st more attractive and valuable
than ever before % It's large and Increasing number OF
both sides Atlantic. The Serial story O.! the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

60 the Ioui, Mills for good aoar.
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Total, i!Coo Gifts, all Cash. amounting to 81 ,5OO,OOo
The chances for !itt gre as one to Ave.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets $50 Halves SIS Tanths or ach counou
So Eleven Whole Tickets for s5O0 % Tickets for EllU
3 Whole Tickets for 5000 "a Whole Tickets for 1000
No discount on less than $500 worth OF tickets.
The Fourth en- Concert VIII hcconducied In all respects
like the three which have already BEEN given and rul mar
ucuaIs may De elrneo nom circulars, which VIII be sent
free from this Office Ia MI who apply for them.
Orders tor tickets and applications fer agencies will he
attended to Ia the order they received and "a nop
they viii be sent IN promptly that there may I've no dap
nointment or delay In filling all Liberal terms given Il
hose who buy to sell again. Al agents reremptorialy
required to settle their ScCOuu aud return uusod tuE
cts by the 29ta day Of March,
TH0S (. BRAMLETTE
Agent Public Library ~ aud Manager GIFT Concert
Punlc LIOrary Rnlldng. Lousville. Ky.
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DLAYING CARDS. CrIItI5Aaif l.
/ HOtRlH scst OSR4N G HIPEE4S'N.
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" NIMP0'S TROUBLES"
a Story for Girls

by OLIVE TH0RNE, (Mrs. HARRIET NJ. MLLEh)
great iavOrite with the children Il Is good strong
Wholesome story OF girl lite AMI viii be full Of interest for
both boys and gitls
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"OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
HAS BEEN MERGED IN est. NICUOLA,

In addition to the striking novelties and great literary and
artistic attractions already offered By 1T Nicholas
me BhST F'EA TURES 0F"0LR Young FOLHS' viii
DC Ietal.rd, ST NfHOhAS, has been Enlarged. new
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

Our Honorable Mayor, II. X. Boyle, Esq, left
on Wednesday for Florida, whittier he goes in
quest of the jcwcl-health. Mr.. B. had been
somewhat under the weather for some time
chiefly on account Of yielding too close deyo
ton to the severe cXactions of his profession, and
during the recent protractcd Howell trial nj
Chicago the strain upon his nervous system wa,
so heavy rs result in next to a break down 1t il
confidently believed by his many friends that a
few months rest amid the vcrnal scenes and
balmy breezcs OF the sweet south will bring back
his system to It's wortcd vigorous tone.
READINGS AND NENTRLoQUIsM-ProfC c. Dale
Armstrong, gentleman Of considerable rcputa.
ton and accomplishments rs reader and ven
triloquist, will entertain the public at the Bap-
fist church, on Christmas night. lie will give
selections from the poets and orators combining
the grave and the gay sentiment and humor,
pathos and fun, and make You cry aud laugh,
alternately all evening. The proceeds Of the en-
tcitainmcnt are to 90 to the Baptist church sun
day school. Sec handbills &c
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TuGRg SPLENDID SERIAL STORIES:
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN EXPECTED. y
a story tor Boys.
BY FRANK Il. STOCKTON.

Author Of "Tinga.l.n-," Roundabout Rambles" ETC.
r. stockton Is one OF The best OF oar American Writes.
re scene Cf the story Il laid In Nrgini The 1oyh"r- IN
ared out with gun ms shoulder ana may be sure
u'tle Will be no END OF fun and adventures.
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WENT UNDER--Our friend, tde late Cubic
General Paul, had dog until recently, That
animal was sort Of
"Bob.tailed ofnery cuss,
And that there dog
tot that there man
IN many an ugly muss"
few days ago that dorgue espied another
canine, and very comfortable dog fight was the
result. They nlet on the bank CT Fox river, on
the top Of romantic prccipice, which was 90
ieet down-samr distance back.
They fought and fit,
And scratched and bit,
And tore round awful crank,
They snarlcd and grOwled
And yclped and howled
Till Paul's rolled Off the bank
And into an air hole and down under the ice,
and hasn't been seen since.
The bcresycd General will wait until the ice
goes out in the spring and then 20 around to the
scene OF the disaster and whistle for his pup. He
claims that his dog is merely hiding away down
there, because he is not willing to associate with
and IS prejudiced against that othcr-thc yicto
rious dog in the fight.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and cure oil
all arrangements In tn G
stomach, liver a d DDwels.
They ar" A mild aperinut,
and AN eIr client surgauve.
Relug purely vegetable,
they CoutsiR no mercury
or mineral whatever Much
serious sicknesa and suffer.
, lug Ia prevented by their
timely use; ana every fam.
ily should have them on
hand for their protection
aud relief. When required
hnu nrnruA
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TH0S. E. HRAMLETTE

Agent Public Library n.y., aud Manager GIFT Concert
Puuc Library Building, Louisville Ky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-06

EMPLOYMENT FOR MLl-One Agent in four weeks
cmade profit OF sil2.s0, selling Brvant's LiJrary
Of Poetry and Song $40 in one week on The Netc
Housekeepea'S UonUdl by Miss iSeccher a. Mrs Stowe
Any live man woman can have an agency. j.
Il. FORD X CO., New York, Boston, chicago, or
san Francisco. scptlG-lW