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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
st. Loul. Llve st.ck Market,

s.. Louis Live stock Market.
CATTLE-Trade In live stock for the past two
days, Friday (the fourth and Saturday, has been
dull and insnimate, very few farmers having
come In with their stock. Most Of the buyers
were also absent, md the yards presented an en-
tirely deserted appearance, on which account
harlly any cattle changed hands, the sales made
being entirely to local dealers.
The market closed slow aud dull, prices rang
ing from 81 10 to 81 IS for fair to good, and 81 90
to IS Is for choice natives; fair to good Indian
steers range from - 20 to ~ 20, and common to
medium from 81 . to o. % per hundred pounds.
The following were the general quotations ut
the close Of the sales last evening: Good corn
f.tted natives, ranging in weight from 1900 to
1000 Tbs, at q 37h@5 50; choice natives, from
1900 to 400 lbs, ut s5@s 1868 Is; good butchers
from 100 to 1850 lbs, ut 81 90, - 75@5; corn
fattcd Texans, from $50 to 100 lbs, at 81 ., 81 50
a. IS; medium, from 800 to HOO lbs, ut 81 ESQ
) 50; common TO inferior, 600 to 800 ms, ut 81 -
az IS; native stock steers, 800 10 1000 lbs ut 81 p
a so; good to choice, 81 GO@t as; fat COWS,
81 50. 81 s544 10.
Sales for the past two days were as follows:
l6 head good butchers steers, Nv 1890, at a sS;
30 head do, nv 1916, at ~ Is; a. head corn-fed
Texan steers for shipping, nv llda, a. o. 80 or Ell
per neaus ~ neAu IpfE uesn leNuu .DutcnftS'
steers, NV loss. al s4es; 81 head wintcrea Texans,
nv ll4l, at s3 3,h; % head, do, nv 797, at % -; q
head fair flesh Indian stock steers, Nv zoos, at
% IS; 20 head through, Texans, nv us, at 81 IS;
Il head Indian cows, nv So, ut 81 CO; ~ head do,
av III, at - 81; So head Texan steers, nv 6is, al
81 Is.
HOGS.-Another improvement FOR the better
has occurred In the hog market. The receipts
were fair yesterday and buyers immediately be-
gan to purchase. Holders found no trouble In
lisposing Of their s,oc. and their demands were
accorded to by buyers. The hogs offered wcrt
good, and averaged 2.s Tbs each, aud butchers
readily bought these at 81 y per hundred weight.
Knowing ones say that these prices are paid by
buyers because the supply Is small, but that in
n day or so the market will become balanced
nsain. Packers AMI butchers We're the only buy
crs yesterday. The sales reported ranged from
81 30 % ~ p for hogs ranging from lbs to go ibs
in weight. The following compriscdt the bull
of sales made yesterday: 6 head, nv. lis, u,
81 2j; ~ head. av. ad9, at 81 p; 50 head, av.
ala, Mt - -; 80 head, Nv. 25G, at 81 70; Ion head
NV. sss, at 81 Is; 60 head, nv. siA, ut d Is; 4.
head, av. lGs, ut 81 %.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

We have a word to say in favor OF the Missouri
Pacific Railroad. 1t was the ''pioneer'' line
Westward and Is the ''old reliabie'' route to ST.
Louis. With the improvements which have
been made during the past year, We believe thai
4 he Ni,souri Pacific Railroad has the best track
and the nuest and safest equipment of any line
wcs,of the Mississippi. Runs daily eXGryss trains
form and the patent air brake, from Lexington,
through Sedaiia and Jefferson City to St. Louis,
connecting at st. Louis with eleven through
rnu,rs TO points North, East and SOUTH. Partic-
ular %pforuaiion, with maps. time tables, &C.,
NAV be had at the Ticket Office otthe Company In
Lexington, or upon personal or written appiica-
ST. Louis. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

The State Temperance convention,
which is to meet at Jefferson City
on the Esd instant, is TO be . mass
convention and will probably be
largely attended. The lnoyment has
been Endorsed by the st. Louis and
Missouri conferences, thee Grand
Lodge of Good TeDplars, the leading
religious papers, aud . large number
Of citizens in various portions Of tho
StAtc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION N v1ne1x.

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN VIRGIN
IA CITY.-On the night of the 30th.
the Grant powder store in Root's
building, situated in the ear Of the
Bank of California, III Virginia City,
Nevada, exploded with terrific effect.
Both buildings were completely
wrecked. and the buildings In all
directions much shattered. The
number of persons killed are ten, n
follows: Maj. Gen. Van Bokilen,
j.. r. Smith, hardware merchant
VIM. Davis, clerk with J. r. Smith;
Ben. Mandel, dry goods merchant
Chas. II. Knox, San francisco; john
D%evine; Mrs. Emily O'Connor, Of
the International Hotel; Ed. Dean.
and daughter eight years old, Of Gold
Hill. .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
s'SUNDoWN."

THIS thoroughbred stallion will makesA~
the present season at the stable ~
Dover, ut SIS to insure u colt, $50 for the st.asoif,
for sls,s the single leap, the Heap money due NJ
time of service; season money on LIST day Of July,
and the insurance none: As soon as the mare Is
ascertnine,l to be In fOal, traded or removed from
the neighborhoDl. Care taken to prevent acci-
dents, but 10 responsibility assumed.
PEpIGREE:
sunlown, got by Uncle Vie, he By Lexington
Imported sunny South. by Irish Bird Catcher;
second dam, by Cecil; Third dam. Equation. by
dam, Gibsidc Fairic. by Herrnes; sixth dam,
vicissituie by ripater: seventh, dam. Beatrice, by
Sir Peter Teszle; eighth DAM, Pyrriia, by Match
nose; tenth dap, Miss SlaIn'rkin., by young
True Blue; eleventh dam. by Lord ONtsrd's
Arabian. See Mhee's Siud-book, LIST volume;
4i,are l2l. IT.
his threr-ycar-old form tlsdsl. He won Mt all
distances from one t1 three mile heats, ana won
Mt Saratoga, Troy, tthree races in one day., at
St. Louis and New ORLEANS, beating the fast hor-
SEES then on the turf, including Gilroy, Little Mac,
Transit. Merrill, sympathy, hoehesssr' sanx
down was the stable companion of Pat MallOy,
Banshee and PlantsSencf, and was certainly the
equal of any Of them. He was as fast as the
Saratoga In u race of ~ miles, run at the rate of
| 80 Is, the best race ever run with full weight.
We consider Sundswn one Of the best horses on
the turf in America. He was bred by John "
be surpassed. He has u splendid constitution, is
very powerful, and must make . fne breeder for
BASH DUKE.
Tic fine canadian horse 'rBLACkHAWSsS,'
viii also stand nj .ae asme place, at p to insure,
or 81 the single leap. Same terms and condi-
tIons rs for SHUTDOWN.
Also, II the same place The fine Maltese jack,
snE.l iLn,s att a, pc cn TO ,ns%re or ~ - the ne SINGLE IN leap
aprila-3m LEWIS w COX.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
Reapers Reapers !

r have just received q car load of the best brand
i In the United States, to-wit /: THE HAN
rfON. sold without agents employed at . big
salary to bore the farmers HI telling them that
they have the hest Reaper in the world and will
give one and two years time on them. Let me
say to You, beware Of such Rsapers. They are
oniysecond-class, aud will layin the fence corner
ere two years rass; but = ftrss-class Reaper win
not offer snch terms. II you have . crop Of wheat
TO Justify buying a Reaper yon VIII have TO pay
for Il out OF that crop, whtstrk all the tinc yeu
strongest, The ffneys hffshcd, the simplest, and
the only heaeer soldto' dealers from he manu-
factory In the Epitrsi States. will kcrp con-
! stantiy on band Kepairs fsr this Reaper both
old and neH styls.
krSc6 fer Reaper Sleas
| One-thfrd cash, one-third LIST September, AMI
! one fhirt LIST january, liza. II deslred. DO moi
fail 70 sec ibis Reaper before buying.
| also hive thc beat brands OF culfiyators, fouI
patterns, the John Deer Advance, the Western
| Nbiine, the Layharp md the Peoria
/ Twill keep on hspd at all times the cefehIr1ed
Main Wogons
| fhe Holinsworth Dnlky Rake, the feoya Dolbts
\ Ehcvc3e, and every other nrst-class farming i'm.
piemeai. Call on tapls-sml Jo. HOOK.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

LEXINGTON FIRE COMPANY, No. 1.
AT u regular me-ting Of the members oil
the Lexington fire company. No. l, on Sat
urday, the 9Th day Of July, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Jos. A. Wilson; vice.prestdent,
Alfred Brant; secretary, J. w. Bedford
treasurer, A. c. Dollinger; list engineer.
VIM. M. Jordan; 81 engineer, -;
captain hose, Charles K. Clayton; LIST direc'
tor, WIN. Bair ID director, Jas. p. Gather
standing committee, Ben. Marshall, Robt,
Hale and C.. f. Ballard.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
rmueuarION TuRNlyC.

EM1ts t6AK HON
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI!
The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad ] Company
offers !, 200. 900 acres Of land IN Central and
on seven years time, with free transportation
from 81. Louis 10 all purchasers. Climate. soil,
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches and
lsw-ahiding society invite emigrants from all
POINTS to this land Of fruits and flowers. Fos
Or. 81. Louis. Mo. jsn'sly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

There b no palm which thesCentanr LII iment
viii mot relieve. no swelling Il will not sidbduc.
Yed no lam&aess which Il win hos cure. .thlsfs
snong language. bat Il 10 true. Where ths parts
ore mot xoae. ib eGects are marvellous. II, has
produced moro cures Of rheumatism. neuralgia,
ieck-jaw, psisy, ~sprains, dwellings. caked-
breasts, scalds, burns. salt-rheum, ear-ache,
&C., upon TIE human frame, and OF strains,
spawn, gals, &c., upon animals in QUO year
Than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. II IL . countcr-iritant, an ALL
healing pain reiievrr. Cripples throw away their
crutches, the lame walk. poisonous bites arc
rendered harmless and tho wouuded arc healed
without = scar. nts 10 hsmbug. The receipt Is
pablished around each bottic. 1t Is selling as no
article ever before sold, and IL sells because IL
does just what It pretended to do. Those who 10Y
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve
to suffer II they will not use Centaur linimcnt.
More than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures,
Including frosen limbs. chronic-rhcusnatism,
eouf, running tumors, &C., have been rcce:sed.
We will send . circular containing certificates,
the recipe, 4c., gratis, to any one requesting it.
One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centanr Lini-
mcnt Is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses aud mules, or for screw.
worm In sheep. ssock-owrers-this liniment is
worth your attention. No family should be
without Centany Liniment. ]. b. Rosk & Co.,
New York.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
CENTRAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

rwitl be a matter Of great qualification 10
the friends and patrons II this institution 10
learn that the contractors have commenced
vorr ON the new building projected. and II
..xnec,ed that It will be completed before
the commencement Of the next SESSION. I"e
arrangement will give ample accommo-
dations for the increased number Oh p"pi's
expected.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
To RLACKSMlTHs.

have q fun assortment Of iron, Horse Shoes
ana nails, rivets, nuts and in fact everything
usually ne-ied in = Blacksmith shop, which will
sell al prices greatly reduced, tor cash.
j. W, ZEILER
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

0WING to the late arrival from Ky. OF this
" celebrated race stallion, he will stand for
mares ut SettlewOod, Lafayette county, Mo-,
until september LIST next. at the low price of $50
to insure.
INVERSION was foaled In 1851 and was sired
by the famous Lexington, his dam was UtiHa by
Imp Margrave, &c. See pe,ligree Bruce Stud
Book. Further unnecessary, us bred
ers are invited To call and see him.
nIay2S-2m L.. TODHCNTER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

FOR Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia. In
digestion, Depression of Spirits and General
Debilii; in t6eir various formEs, fRRo-Pnos-
NoRArRh ELIXIR OF CAtIsATA made by CAS-
WELL, hAEAnp 4 Co, New York. and sold by
MI druggists, IL the best tonic. As y stimulant
ionic for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness, il has no equal. II taken during the
season 1. prevents fever and ague and other IN
lermittent fevers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
a woRD no

pGrass and Grain blades and
snati,s, at the cash Hardware Store Of John w.
Zeiler, Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
xnucARRuER.

Carriage aud Machine bolts cheap
att. ", zeifer's, % Main street
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

Castsria Is more than a substitute for
Castor Oil. II IL the only safe article In existence
which Is certain To the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind-coiic and produce natural
sleep. II contains neither minerals, morphine or
alcohol, and is pleasant 10 tako. Children need
not cry and mothers may rest. jans9-6m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
.THOS. B. WALLACE.
.Iu1v . lS.2 tim
O MATCHING,

Culver SPANGLED HAMBURGHs. the past
y beautiful Of all fowls, silver white ground,
with each feather ending In q black halt mo1n or
spangled; rose combs, white eur-lobe. slaf. col
ored legs, great LAYERS, non settlers. Eggs sI SO
per setting. Address, A. u. MATTHEW'S.
aprl6-tf MAYHEM, Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

City subscribers who fail to receive their
pspeFs regularly will confer . favor ~ seas-
ting notice Of the Tact ut the office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, July 9, 1873.
The Merchants exchange having adjourned
over until Monday, there were no transactions
reported yesterday on which to base quotations.
| A general inquiry among the leading houses In
the various pranches Of business reveals the
quietude Incident to this season Of the year, with
no change worth noting in ANY department.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

The Rev. James Nj. CLANCY will
preach in Wellington on Sunday next the
18th Of July.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09
Land for Sale,

n n 60 or 80 acres, to suit the purchaser, oE
III miles south Of Lexington, n small NOR.
ton improved. Unsurpassed in fertility, waite,
privileges, and All the elements of a good farm.
Coal in abundance. Inquire Mt
febl2-tr. THIS OFFICE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

Lime at the Calaboose for delivery
TO citizens.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09

r. l.. FLANDERS, Cashier.
State of Missouri, county of Lafayette, So
n. L. Flanders makes oath and says that the
Above stat, mcnt IL correct, as he verify believes.
This July III, 1873. OTTO WALKESHnlsfl
Notary Public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

A DRUNKEN MULATrO SAILOR SHOOTS AN ENdLL5a
SEAMAN,

A
SEAMAN. -"
Martin Gettins An English sailor, was shot
nd instantly killed yesterday forenoon, by Thoma,
Clark mulatto seaman, without and, 50 far -
eau be learned at present. without intention. Tho
Of the shooting is small liquor saloon. frequented
chiefly Gy seataring meu nearly opposite tho Sailors
Home, and kept by Timothy OBrien, at No 1876 Cherry
IT. Clark and James Wesh shipmate, entered thus
place ut 1850 yesterday tho former being bolster
and under the influence OF liquor. There we're SIX
persons In the r00m all OF whom were Longing or drink
ng the bar Suddenly Clark drew revolver from bis
pocket aud began ang Unfortunately. Welsh, think
ing that bis companion was firing al him. grasped tho
psto and endeayored TO wrest it from him. Beiug IN
successful he oosened his hold and had sooner done
so than the muato continued firing in every direction
There was immediately scene OF great confusion and
tho inmates OF the barroom hurried out OF the place
with great aacrty At the second fire. Martin Gettns
who had standing at the end Of the bar. quiet
observer OF the drunken mans frenzy, was seen to fall
10 the floor whereupon Jeremiah Kelly, the bartender
Jumped over the counter and grapped with Clark but
did not succeed III gaining possession OF the pistol
until four shots were fred
The police were Immediately summoned. and Cnieers
English and Granger OF the Seventh Precinct soon
arrived and took the prisoner into custody. The wit
nesses OF the killing also taken TO the station.
Getus died almost instantly after receiving the shot
the ball having the left side Just below tho
breasbone and little the left OF the medium line
The body WAS removed TO tho station, whence IT was
taken to Morgue by order OF the Coroner The de-
ceased lived at No 81 MOnroe but was to have sailed
yesterday afternoon for London the vessel Hudson
4 roommate OF his has heard him say that no had
wife and three children. He was 40 years OF age, and
all his mates state that be peacable but very I'M
communicative man, and a moderate dnnker
Clark the prisoner, tall, athletic mulatO OF about
30 years and was when THE TRIBUNE reporter him,
late In the afternoon still under the influence OF liquor
lie denied having shot any one, and maintained
that he knew nothing about "a shooting. Ills replies
were wandering and unsatisfactory, but from his maud
lin attempts at conversation 1t was CLEANED tnat ne u
unmarried born this State, and has been sailor
nearly all his life. The shpmate OF the prisoner James
Welsh who served on board OF the United states man
of war AshuelOt with him. states that Clark had bad
reputation the vessel, and regarded a dan
geOus man." but before this occurrence ne hAd never
heard of mis- having committed any crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
TIE PHILHARMONIC CoNCERTs.

AUCTION SALE or boxes AT TIE ACADEMY on
MUSIC.
The auction sale of tho boxes in the Acad-
envy OF Music Tor the coming concerts and public
sails Of the Philharmonic Society," which took place yos
terday. not encouraging "a t hAs been In year.
past The attendance nj the sale rather small aud
the bidding far from spirited. The put no
at the minimum price OF SO for each containing fou,
seats. and 50 for containing six. and sold only
holders OF associate members Tickets The auctoDeor
A. H. Muller gained cine first choice for 80 so premium
and selected box la Grange" Tse other bids and
lecOns follows:
r. H. Mosgriw 500 box Slesq." HoFen el05, Pain
& Clsrkr 800 "R0ssBi;" Loigrr 800, kellogg, W
AndreE $50 PccOomini A $40, so. Gnsi DoaEe 80.
"Molart." Hrs Wileits 500 DeHn !" "heeoei.
$50 "MeyefjeerN N. Cbcs SbO D0n,ti@ AssIi Crsne
500 "P,rcpa" Henri a. AleIenisf 80, verdi q ID ein "a
$50 No 10: DAVIS, 49, "GosnodT Dr. r. D. Mario tJs
2g W. ". Phelps, $40 NJ. % - neee s35, No % o. v
Herbert S35 No l8; Alor $50 No 10, :" AlssaHdes.
$50, Va. ll2; Mrs. Van Rs,s,elser. 80. No ll3
No further premiums obtained, but boxes at The
minimum price OF SO were res rvei as foDowS:
G. p Shaufsr No %, J q JessGp. Ma 81 and 81 Am
strong No Us w. n BeeckeT M Ia hsyof no hor
wood smith, No o. H. H. SAITH, No 4 kafas hiR No ~ y
Hoyt No 52i r. A. Nas No. 81 O. Y Sletn No 100 J. H. Wst
No 1913; Thomas DennT No 81 T. A. D*~'0n No To- 49, Dngh
No. as, George WALKER No. 81
The reserved boxes yielded In tiokes and proniuHs.
81. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
THE TRIBRS ALBUM

A number Of FreTChmeD in san francisco,
admirers OF NJ THEIRS haV0 united IN tho Iepa' VI
au album 10 be presented to tho veteran ,sosh s'a
testinOnial Of their appreciation Of the services W ~
lately rendered " France. Tie material results Of ~
enthusiastic feeling exceptionally splendid that we
,hnk much 10 be- regretted t could not have been
exhibited In New short time IN order that
might all nave had the opportunity OF admiring an oh
feet that does much hOror to the men the artist aud
tho workman, whose wealth. and talent AMI sKill OF
hand have created it. The testimonial has tsk0n
tho form Of box resembling book, and
ipcosing an address written IN Frenob. aud
finely embossed on ycllum. The covers OF the
book are composed entirely OF materials found m Cali
fcrnia TIE ground OF the Ornamentaton is Of polished
wood laid mosaic OF welldeslsDed pattern. eaeh
separate portion being OF wood different from tho
others On the front cover the orna1enaQn consists OF
the monogram Of NJ Theirs. "A IT," 10 diamond,. sur
mounted by wreath Of oak and laurel IN high relief In
pure gold Of differing colOrs. The spandrIs hod
with polished plaques OF eold-bearng quartz, aus the
whole Is separated from thu border bT a molding OF
pure gold. The border - set with eight bosses Of
gold.1earing quartz set in gold aud brought
TO q high polish. Tie medallion that Is
inscribed with tho monogram Of u. Theirs Its mp and
displays Il sunshaped figure the " which cora
posed Of the different precious minerals produced by tEe
soil OF California Tho other cover OF the boot answers
general design the front, but the ornaments arc
silver. with the exception OF the wreath surrounding
tho medallion. which Is of golden wheatears We con
fess Wa prepared IN exquisite work ~
this produced wholly In country Il. Is particu
lary noticeable for the good taste with which all ap
pearance OF costly display has been avoided The
first exclamation Is. "How beautitulw. and we dis
cover later how precious the gift is IN its
intrinsic value We are that even In Paris 10
will be admitted TO be work Of exceptional merit; We
ourselves have seen nothing finer the Workshops OF
~
NJ Theirs who has ~ fine taste in matters or art coupled
with right good judgment any man living. Will feel
another glow beside that OF gratied pride III examining
this gif as honorable to the gyers ~ 10 himself We
have TO thank 81 Hypote Cognat Of No. % East Four
teenthst for the opportunity Of sharing, with few
delighted French ellowcit1ens, the pl-asure OF exam
ming this Offering Of the most hOlOred and Lo"or-
able OF nYlag statesmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

peots Of promotion bindiy into mercantile Ife. 10
Sas 9hs Ss say then the 70
into Wall and operate" The legitimate business OF
nance exchange banking &C absolutely nr ia
honest But the desire OF getting rich
suddenly BY speculatioDsof getting money, not max
ing Inoney-hat Ii creating or producing value;
Of living by the vita, not the earnest labor OF
mind and hand-this Is temptation OF Satau Ana
gamblers hopes. Thousands OF socaed country Gus
toners" go into Wa-st every with small
capital which they mean to multiply. Six mouths
is longer than the average career OF ihoso
adyenturers. Their little fortunes pay tho
expenses OF the keener spectators And even OF the
few who after years OF debasng practice at last DO
much money their trouble anxiety aud slavery OF
labor has been worth Every year there Is new KING
like an Oriental usurper by treacherousy Killing MS
Predecessor. -, -
These are times, NV friends, that preach loudly tho
instability OF riches when panic shakes the market ana
the exchange, and values shrink. ana great hOuSfs M
10 pieces carrying down n who trnseu ~ nop S.
reserve OF capital IN is brain ana hann anu VINO ce
saw Come what may while have THIS knowledge ana
akIil that men require, shall not % ehtrcp odS'
For tho sake OF your success and your manhood,
young man, lay broad the foundations OF oducauqin
don't be afraid OF learning too much or or preparing
thoroughly for your fe's career. And, whatever that
oafeer ia be- remember that you cannot safely Do
tions I'm human Industry. This knowledge VIII DC
ranked henceorwar among the necessary elements OF
liberal education. Aud II you are drawn,
NOT fail TO he, 10 the practice OF some llsetn ARR
we hold hands Of welcome TO you. and offer you
an Invitation into the mysteries when You mast there
after explore alone. You will be rewarded at every
sep you advance In the scientific and humane not the
bridging and greedy spirit and will find yourself
full application Of scientific truth TO tins true Art OF
Making Money dedicate this editce In itself glor
illustration OF the true Art Of Using Money trusting
that the enterpuze this day naugurated may deserve
the applause OF man and the appreciation OF God.