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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-29
How Henry Ward lBeecheE was In!
vited 70 England.

[From the Pail Nall eaEcttel
As Mr.. Henry Ward Beeeher will
preach at Exeter Hall next May on be
half Of the London Missionary Society, II
Is only right that English people should
know and appreciate the difficulties sur
mounted by those whose business 1t was
TO secure the presence Of this popular
preacher here. I'.'!' ''''
Some English Nonconformist ministers
who attended the Evangelical Conferences
at New York were officially deputed, II
seems, to invite Mr.. Beecher, and did sc
with great solemnity at what they
thought q convenient season, after the
great man had delivered great speech
on eThe Pulpit OF the Age."I When the
audience left, he was ushered into the
schooiroom OF the church, and after
formal introduction to each minister, one
followed the other In set speeches, urging
him TO accept the invitation.
Like many other clever men, Mr..
Beecher probably prefers 10 talk much TO
others than 10 be much talked to; so he
tired under this inf1iction, and just as one
OF the grayest members OF the deputation
began In measured phrases TO support the
petition Of his brethren, the New York
divine cut In and said, with the broadesi
Yankee twang, ~ guess should like TO
| 10 10 England very well II 1t warn't iol
The preaching" The solemn delegates
looked at one another In dismay, and
were still more appalled, when Mr.
Beecher put on very uncierical, mill
tary.lookfng cloak, with a wide.awakt
hat, and sat down on the table. dangling
Ibis legs o few inches from the floor.
There was IN embarrassing pause, sayI
New York correspondent Of the Shei-
field Telegraph, who appears to be In Mr.
Beecher's confidence, and gives o graphic
description Of the interview, aand l really
think Mr.. Beecher was afraid thai como
body would suggest prayer" His 'objec
was to break through the English prim.
ness and stlfFness, 10 dispel too clerica
atmosphere, and "Joke the English minis
tiers down into naturalness." But as b!
only partially succeeded In his enterprise
he said, seriously, IL can't preach up 4
great expectations., ] can only talk, ant
lHmuSt tAIk naturally, 90 Iimight diSap
point you all" All r. then replied on
oI the deputation kindling up, 4but that
lust what We want Your naturalness ha
been q revelation, 10 me, and l want Il Y
be q revelation to our young ministefs."
30 English divines next May will b
able to study pulpit oratory from MI
Beechers point Of view, and II he teac
any considerable number Of them TO b
easy and natural without beng coarse o
vulgar, he will perhaps do even Q create
Service to Christians than 10 the heather
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SnIcIde.

CLEVELAND, Dec e7,-At fifteen min
utes to 10 o'clock to-day, Mr.. Charles
Sdtson,an old and highly respected mem.
Der Of the Cleveland bar, shot himself
with Q small single.barreled pistol, the
ball taking effect in the temple, he d
now dying. Financial embarrassment j
said to be the cause. p '.''
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ADefaultrng President. /.

PT1t.I j pSLPHrA; Dec. 97ATh6 Presl-
dent Of one Of the. National banks Of this
city has used the whole surplus Of the
bank (some S2O00O0 idr the benefit Of an
iron manufacturing company, and u VIII
be a total loss. The capital OF the bank,
however, is uninjured. r,- -ysf - ,
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The New Consultation in PennsyI.

HARRBBURG, Dec. 2s.-The State Con.
stilulional Convention adjourned siHs diS
last night, after receiving and counting
the vote and requesting the Governor "a
issue his proclamation declaring the con-
stitution In force after January 1Gt next
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
ONE or THE nuGos DEAD

PARB, Dec. 2s.-The civil burial Of
Francois Hugo took place to-day. II.
Louis Blanc delivered the funeral Grafton
at the late residence Of the deceased.
Victor Hugo and all the leading Radicals
oi Paris were present. A long procession
followed the remains to the place Of in
terment
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Indicted for Fraudulent Practices.

BosToS, Dec. 27.-The United States
Grand Jury has found three indictments
against David Townsend and Thomas
D. Townsend, constituting the firm ol
Townsend & Co., commission merchants,
on q charge Of aiding In procuring false
entries OF the cargoes oi three vessels.
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SECOND pnPArcH.

BosToE, Dec. 2s.-The officers charges
against Jordan, Marsh & Co. are that they
have imported large quantities Of mer.
chandise upon false and fraudulent In.
voices; also that they have IN many
cases brought goods with their baggage,
on which no duties have been paid. The
officers who are making up the case say
II all the charges are proved, the amounts
stated Saturday are enormously exagger-
ated; and also that Judgment in The case
should be withheld till the books and
papers have been examined. The firm
courts the fullest examination.
THAT susPIcTous STEAMER TO BE
- WATCHED. -r ..'I
The steamer Edgar Stewart now lies aI
JenkinS wharf, and Is being watched BY
the Custom officials. Her register Is In
the hands, Of the Collector OF the port
and che viii not be allowed TO leave under
any circumstances without the full knowl
edge and consent Of the proper depart
mental Washington. The Edgar Stew
ART from her papers, Ia owned by zlmri
nv. Butcher, Of Now York. Aiew week.
ago Col. Welch, or Agnero, representing
her owners, contracted with parties to re.
pair her boilers and machinery to the ex-
tent Of q few thousand dollars. These re
paiS are now going on and cannot bG
completed under ionr or Eve weeks.
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eran service, are efIectuAlly played oul
and, like their progenitors, are hardly g
even for the inpdla corps"
Mr.. Bailey's lecture on spirituallsm ha
called out a sermon on the same subjec
from Rev. L. L. Stewart Of Benwood
which is published in the last Mounds
vile Reporter. The reverend gentlemal
claims that "Spiritnalism Is nothing new
but is as old as the magicians and astrol
ogers OF Egypt. BE cites the case Q
the Witch Of Endor, In fact takes that 70
his text Also refers to the experience
OF Swedenborg, and seems TO take 10
| granted that the scenes and incidents as
ctibed TO splrituallsm are gcsuine, bu
that they proceed from the devil.
Mr.. Robert l. Curtis, oil Marshall coun
ty, is seriously Ill and his recovery doubtful
twenty-five years ago Moundsville hat
800 inhabitants and now has from / ,sO(
to 1000. A copy Of the local paper OF tha
dste shows that wheat sold at 8sa05 cent
per bushel, corn 81 cents oats 20, corn
meal 33, bran s, -four 81 per barrel, butter
10 cents pound, eggs 6 cents per dozen.
The name Of this old local paper was
the; Marahall Beacon, long since definct
II called attention to the lact that tht
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad would prob
ably strike the Ohio river at Moundsville
and sure enough II, did. =
In addition to this old paper, the editor
Of the Reporter has seen q copy ol the
Wheeling Gazette Of January, 1885, and
says that 1t contains great deal Of iu.
formation In regard to4the execution d
twenty.eight men,in Mexico under cir
cumstances somewhat similar to the Vir-
ginius affair. An anticipated war with
France also excited much attention. The
latest news from Australia was eight
months old. Wheeling, In 1885. was still
considered "the West." - -,,--,j...
Col. PARKER has . third article iii ,hs
last Wellsburg Independent on the Pitts
burgh, Wheeling & Kentucky railroad,
devo.ing this one mainly to the copy ol
the contract published afew days ago in
the INTELLIdRNoRR. He Is surprised,
perhaps we should say astonished, to
know for the first. time that the contract
obligates the Company to procure the
right Of way from the depot on the wharf
at the foot of Quincy street to the Mar
shall county line, before the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & 81. Lous Railroad Company
are under any obligation whatever, 70
accept any portion, or put on oross tie
or rail.
The Colonel says that he Is informed
that
ITO acquire and pay fott right Of way
from the foot OF Quincy street to the Mar.
shall county line, will cost from $780,
900 to 100000"
There Is q good deal Of lee.way be.
tween 100000 and $sOOQooSs small
margin of 100 per cent for instance, and
the Colonel will have to be more specific
II he Is going to get up panic on the sub.
ject. In the meantime let him take heart
in the fact that the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& St. Louis Company have not demanded
this right Of way as condition precedent
70 receiving the road, s~,4Et,LE +
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PRMBnAKB, CANADA, Dec. a.-osierI
who was convicted at the last assizes ol
oulraging and numbering . Polish woman
Sue Vitgh, aged 50 years, was hanged 10
day, a ..''r. ~
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Died from His IpinrIes.

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. s7.-Jacob Mate,
the porter who was knocked down and
stabbed Christmas evening, has died from
his injuries. The murderers arc still at
LARGE. -f,..rf. f.t..is.r..
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PrTrsBuRoH, Dec. 2s.-Mlss Elise Holt,
the comedienne, died this morning at the
Robinson House, Of typhoid pneumonia,
after three weeks illness. l 49, rr.,.,
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NRtdHsoRaooD NRws.-The Martins
Ferry. Union School has a total enroll
ment Of 400 scholars and an average daily
attendance Of $40, which Is 50 per cent
| Of the enrolment The followingnamed
Teachers arc employed, Mr.. ohas: " r.
Shreye being the Superintendent, viz:
Miss Ellen Charnock, Miss Eva Rice, Miss
Ella Thatcher, Miss Maggie West, Miss
Hattie Miner, Miss Sarah Coffin and Mrs.
AIDA Greer '-,-'''''' -'-''''''-'''
The whole enroIlment ut the Bridge
port Public School during the term thus
far has been 800, and the ienrollment for
December 26i. The average per cent Of
attendance on the monthly enrollnient Ia
81. The following teachers are employed
under Mr.. John n. Taylor, superintend'
emit, viz: Miss Clayland, Miss Felten-
Miss Rahlstou, Miss Hoyle, Miss Whita'
| ere and Miss NeisRanger. The colored
|School Is under The care Of Miss Water
4 man, and has had forty enrOllmensS dur
ling the term. 72ja
h The Bridgeport local Of the Ohio City
i Nsiss hints ats forthcoming marriage In
:. THAT village that Is to be the event OI tht
season when It occurs. ''l'@
The Bridgeport Standard should ex-
lplsin what Il means by referring to7tht
IWheelipg Standard in the following
manner: ,,., .Y.- q=-
Sfn scanning ies' columns We seem q
discern elimmerings Of the true light, ant
70 distinguish the ring Of the true metsl
, We Wsh, them Hucceeap VIZ "a =:
And speaking Of The Bridgeport Sand
. ard, we notice that 1t does notgo of tn
I handle in reply to tho Ohio City Rs'uA, bu
!, very olsyerly turns Us aAnk thus
al dThe interests Of other localities near 4
! us are 50 nearly Allied TO the interests Q
.. tBridgeport, that We have no purpose Q
jnteHtion' 10, maiign of traduce any. w,
. traiher propoae q, cultivate good lieellnl
with oil our neighbour" -ez.,
!. The Bridgeport correspondent Oi tn
. BsInoa Camaist acknowledges tho re
: : ceipt BY, express IL. ai.l .r;i ls.,.-
n GOi two miniature Mexican veterans
] the progeny and gift Of Captain BAggi
Dr. RoWles, Crawford hrothen, q q
b The younrsters are splendid scions o. 1
4 noble stock. They look much like thei
donors, end, like them, having seen ye'
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special Election Ordered.

ALBANY. Dec. Ex-Governor Dix has
ordered special election In New York
for member Of the Assembly in place Of
Harry Genet, convicted Of felony.
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: eEKEr RKpoRrRp 1N cANApA.

The following dispatch, dated Montre.
al, December 81, was received In this
city yesterday: Genet, under the name
OF George jackson, passed through here
last night. and went to Toronto to-day.
The friends Of Genet say he will return
10 this city within two weeks and surren-
der himself. That he Is in Canada, and
is only waiting the arrangement Of GER
tain matters before his return.
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GkeG'ttelLiaeater:
ruENEw CONSTITUTION.
Ir Direct and Indirect Expense TO
The People thus Far.


#, Direct and Indirect Expense 4
the People thus Far.
The Charleston Journal has an articl
ia It's last issue reviewing the manner Il
which the Democracy have made goo'
their statements in The campaign oi 1877
,,o The cost OF a Constitutional Conyen
riou to the tax payers Of West Virginia
The Journal preiaces lis tarray'of. figure
,bovinr the difference between the state
neu,s Of the Democracy in that year ant
,be actual results SO far as now ascertain
4, with the following caustic remarks:
SThe West Virginia Legislature ths
met In November, 1872, for the purposl
d conforming the laws ofthe State TO tht
New Constitution forced upon the peoplt
by The ring politicians Of the Democratic
n,rty soon after they came into power
Su adjourned OF last. II did not complete
me task that had been assigned to It, buI
imply quit. II never could have COM
pIeIed the codifying Of the laws, had It sal
tll the millennium. II Il made Of the
wong kind Of material TO make laws. tt
spsclty might be considered good iol
stIpr hash and drinking beer and the
like, but law.making is separate busi-
DeS from all this. Il has been found an
inpOssibillty for a"Fasm@'s Legislature"
10 make q Code under q alswyer's Con-
Filution." The thing wouldn't work.
The members became disguised and quit,
The Code Is not half made. It will be
many year before West Virginia has q
complete Code oflaws again. e 3
The Journal ldyerts 10 the fact that on
lAsSth Of February, 1871, Gov. STEVEN.
ns, then Governor M West Nirginia, in
obedience to q resolution Of the Legiala'
tore calling upon him to make an estimate
OI the probable expense Of o State Con-
ldlutional Convention, reported that II
would cost, from first to last, $s70, 800 81.
He, however, placed the figures for the
convention proper, and the Legislature
iFendent thereon, without printing and
revising the code, at $4,000. But
counting everything, from the beginning
10 the ending, at s27o, 800 81 = ). .r'9 +.
Tho Democracy, 1t seems by the Jour
aaTs statement, characterized this esti.
nate as ridiculous, The Hon. "JREMs"
FERGUSON turned up his nose at 1t, and
Nhe had recently Joined the Democratic
church and become q great light in it he
EE called on for an estimate TO offset
aM Of Gov. srEyRNsoN. The Democ.
ncy wanted . prophet Of Baal to proph'
sy Tor them and FERGUSON was their
nan as q matter OF course. So after
tguIing up the items he announced 70
hem that the probable cost Of q Consti'
atlonsl Convention would be about $40,.
t0O The Journal says that his figures
we're used as o campaign document
among the Democrats. The people took
ENh them and voted to call q Convention,
Duething they would hesitate to do to.
DAY il they could recall their vote. But in
heir prejudice and credullty a Convention
Ep called and now behold the result up
Uthis time:
nsAudltor's report for is7s ahow.that q 3 Z
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LONDON, Dec. 27.-The steAmShip Viz.
'ginia, nom New York, hos arTiYed out.
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(By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe stsl
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CHARLES WILSON,
n.,arI4n 4nIgEe pnafnsal

John Nehreubatch, President OF the
Machinists and Blacksmiths' InternR.
tIonal Union, has issued on address In.
structing members TO remain at Chicago,
Ill, Cincinnati, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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FAILURES

The failure has been announced oI
Bancroft q Krenth, dealers in hats and
caps, and Mitchell, Leet & Cattin, dealers
In fancy goods. The houses ere NOT large.
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.TAgs PRnSTGD 10 ORDER az
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Weather Report.


=, .a.s.,,4 - Wan DEPARfRHnz, : |
oPFrcnoP Fal Cmlr eIeaAL oHHrchl,
WAsHNaToH, u. O., Dec. 1880 2. Y.
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lLL0tlInILL YliLN .ILLNINM -

Indianapolis Ind, Logansport, Ind, JET.
iersonville and Urichsville, Ohio, and to
refrain from interfering with the locomo.
tive engineers in their strike. F. .
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no COMMUNICATION ALLOWED,

Communication will not be allowed
with the Virginius prisoners approaching
this port until the District Attorney con-
cludes his investigation. The steam tug
Frolic has been stationed In the lower
bay, awaiting the arrival OF the squadron,
with orders to this effect directed TO the
commanders Of the Junlata and Oasipee.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 27.-Three men be.
longing to the Life Savings Station at
Montank, L. L, were drowned on We'd
nesday last while fishing of the coast
.s ARRESTED FoR MURDER.
Thomas Carrigan has been arrested on
9 charge Of causing the death Of Alexis
Angellot, by crushing in his skull with q
stone In October last. gtl' 'a' ~
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!. ITO whom III ma UonceEn
4 "RSety body Read T6is) II the Go6t
Tenplefs and Church members persist II
prosecuting the Saloon Keepers They
might See the Biggest Fire what They
Ever Seen In OLD Wayne, mind that
4, agrand Jury Be CAREFUL"
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 2s.-It Is reported
that the new Attorney General Of State
has decided not TO recognize any bar.
gains made by his predecessor with Gar
Vey, touching his immunity from prose-
cution In consideration Of his turning
States evidence, believing all such bar.
gains to be contrary to good morals and
sound public policy. The detectives
watch every movement Of Garvey and
will arrest him If he attempts to leave the
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eran service, are effectuAlly played OUT,
and, like their progenitors, are hardly flt
even for the inpdln corps"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-04-09

MEMPHIS, April 3.-The steamer Pink
Varble was snagged while ascending the
Arkansas river. The cargo is insured in
Memphis for $4,000 and the boat in st.
l. outs for SIC, 900.
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Great Persian Watermelon

Is the best. Keeps Fresh and Sweet throughout the
winter, Seed 25c. a packet; 6 packages. ST. Nam
moth Squash 100 to 800 lbs, 2O:. Snake Cucumber
feet and eoed, 15c. Yard long Bean, l5c. Husk To-
mato, keeps fresh for year. 20 cents paper. Radsh.
wonderful &c. packet OF either sent postpaid. for
price; all for 81. G. w. WILLIAMSON,
Gallatn. Tenn,
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LANDS IN ARKANSAS.

The Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad offers for
sale 100000 in the rich valley of the Arkansas
river These Lends unsurpassed in the production
of cotton, fruits, vegetables and all cereals. The
temperature for the months of Decemben January,
EeDIuaty ana march ABOUT - f. peIniting agrlcul-
questioned health of the valley the various and album
dant timber good water and water powers, with the
rapid development of the State in railroads popula
ton and general improvement combine to render these
lands the garden eff the country.
Upands from 81 so to e. and river bottoms from $40
to $40 acre. credit Of six and annual in
terest. Pamphlets and Maps furnished gratuitously
on application to
N. s. HOWE. Land Commissioner.
Little Rock, Ark,
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FINE JACK FOR SALE.

A FINE JACK. OF THE DAVID CROCKETT
IA stock, three years old in June, heavy body md
large limbs, is offered for sale reasonable terms
For Price and information enquire of updersgred al
Rogersyille, Tenn. A. b. MELENDY
nchl9Ulm
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MORE KINDS OF WORK
than any other machine.
ITS MOTIONS ARE ALL POSITIVE.
There are no springs to get out of order and its sim
pilciy enables the most inexperienced to operate it.
1t does not require finer thread on the under than
the upper side.
1t does not skip stitches. 1t does not pucker the
fabric It does not drag fine work. 1t does not soil
your work. 1t does not noisy cams. 1t does not
use shaky links. It does not troublesome brush
pads. 1t does not use wire take ups. 1t does not
use cog wheels. 1t does not use jerking feed. 1t
does not use greasy needle 1t does use all your pa
thence. The certainty and precision with which the
take ups operate, is the admiration of the skilled
artisan. and the perfect stitching which results is the
delight of every lady.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
4 more complies set of Attachments is fur
ntshed ioith tie FLORENCE than agiM any
other machine.
II you purchase of as or of any of our AGENTS,
aud after fair trial, do not HEe ii, ice uiH give
you IN exchange any other make Of machine
(sdn1e price you i1ish.
Call and see this beautiful naachinc.
AGENTS WANTED.
CAMPBELL 81 MORTON.
GENERAL AGENTS.
90 Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn.
apl2-wly
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sent to the officers of the wreckng company at
once to the scene Of the Atlantic disaster for the
purpose of saving anything belonging to the
Atlantic that can be found. The Atlantic, to-
gether with her cargo is valued at about $780,
600. The loss will be partly covered by insur-
ance,
NorE. Half Of the crew and half of the steer
age passengers arc lost. The names of $50 steer
age, and Is cabin passengers have been forward
ed as among the saved. The books of the YES
sci were lost.
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Seeming the BODIES of the Drowned

-...- HALIFAX, April 8.
I say to the friends of the cabin passen-
gers of the Atlantic that will remain with
the wreck until / have secured all the lost
cabin passengers. / have boxes going to
the wreck this morning to receive the
bodies of Mrs. Fisher and Miss Merritt.
We have the bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rift, Miss Scuymser and John H. Briee, of
New York. have great hopes of securing
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strueted to omit nothing that will relief
the distress of those saved and forward
them to their destination. " '|
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A Valuable Cargo.

Captain s. Hendondiver has received provis-
ional authority to the salvage of the cargo and
materials. The second officer was lost with a
number on life boat
New YORK, April 2.-Dispatehes have been
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WORKING GLASS ~ I week sE EE .aars1
Agents! A Rare Chance

We will pay all Agents $40 per week IN CASH who will
engage with us at once. Everything furnished and
0ApoHS'S paul a. COULTER CO.. Charlotte. Mich.
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Every COrnet Band

the country will receive asplendd piece Of BANI
Il MUSIC free. by sending two.cent stamp to ED
WARD A. SAMUELs, Publisher, Boston, Mass