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10y LUTTRELL DUNNINGTON,A uctioneers,
- GIT Louisiana ave-, bet 9Th and 10th sts. n w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON T STREET, BETWEEN
l4TH AND 10TH NORTHWEST, CONSIST
ING OF SIX (6} NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, WITH HALL, CELLARS, &c.
- BY virtue of six deeds of trust, bearing date
81 respectively November 7, A. ID. 1872, No ember
-B, A. ID. 1872, November IL, A. d IS72, Noyem-
Der Is, A d. lS72. November Il, A. D. 1877, and Mo-
vember 10, A. ID. 1872, and duly recorded respec-
lively in Lber No 702, folio IA; Liber No 72 folio
5 Libsr No 699 folio 3Ol; Liber No 500, folio 299;
Liber No 699 folio 2N And Liber No &c., fslio 295
ct sea-, OF and among the land records for Washing
ton county, in the District of Columbia, and by
direction OF the party secured thereby will sell at
est bidder. on THURSDAY, August z, A. D. 1873,
at O'Clock p. m ali those lots OF pieces OF ground
situate, lying and being in the city of Washington
In said District, and known upon the official plan or
plat thereof as lots Numbered 1f3, IA, AS, li6 lH
aud lAS, IN james II. Darrow's subdivision of part
OF square numbered DO the are recorded in
the surveyors Office of said District. in subdivision
box ii. ID. c., No. 1, felio 40, together with the
improvements six new brick dweilings) thereon
This property will be sold separately.
Terms of sale 0ne-third cash, of which Sl0O must
be paid on each lot at the time of sale balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months, in equal yments,
for which the notes Of the purchaser or purchaser
will be taken, bearing interest until aid at the rate
OF eight (s per cent per annum. payable semi an
nuay and to be secured the property sold to the
satisfaction Of the trustee. Conveyancing and re-
corDg at purchasers cost If the terms of sale are
not complied with in six days after SALE the trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defanting pur chaser purch
WIN. y. HOFFMAN,. Trustee
jy2s-d LUTTRELL BURLINGTON, Aucts.
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N1 AND C1iINf MILLS.
dale GIniNf and MAKBLi DUST. Bangor
LATHe BY the cargo 81 Otherwise. Sole alent Tor
District OF Columbia. WIN. GUINAND, 633 Lou
isiApe avenue: nlsg, corner Id end sts. Douthses
and 81 street. wharf eouthsazt. j2i-sms
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HOTELS.

MON HOTEL, GEoRGK1owN, Do,
V. SHINN, Proprietor.
This hotel has been new ly RENTED and furnished
II contains all the modern improvements-hot and
cold baths, bells and gas 1t Is conveniently located
being situated on the line of the washington and
Georgetown City Passenger railroad, the cars Of
which, from the railroad and steamboat de pots
the door every two or three minutes The guests OF
ms house can reach any OF the public buildings Of
the maternal capital or any place Of amusement, &c
by pleasant ride of a few minutes. Persons doin .
business along the line of the canal and on the
house. declI-Iy
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by LUTTRELL DUNNINGToN, Auctioneers.
- Sl7 Louisiana av., bet. 9th aud 10Th SITS n w.

- III Louisiana av., bet 9th aud 10Th SITS. n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTREEI, BETWEkN 81 AND az STREETS,
DWELLINGS, FRONTING ON v STREET,
AND TWO W0-sTORY FRAME HOUSES
Oh 30 E9of ALLEY IN THE REAR OF
- Ry virtue of a deed of trust dated May 3Ist,
ia A ID. 1872. and duiy recorded in hber No SIS,
- fJlio IS, one of the laud records for Washing.
ton county, In the District of Columbia and by d.
recton Of party secured thereby, will sell at pub
bidder, on MONDAY, July z, A. d. 1873, az 81
o'clock p; m, all that certain piece parcel Of
ground lying and being il Washington city, in said
District, and known As part of Lot numbered seven
teen, ~ in Square numbered five hundred and
thirty nine, $50, and bounded follows Begin
ming for the same at point In the line Of street
south 10 feet east from the northwest of said
lot and running thence east along the line of said
street "a feet, thence south LIZ feet inches a
80 foot alley thence west along the line of said alley
"a feet, and thence north liz feet inches to the
place OF beginning, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms ofsale onethird cash, 4 Of which 500 must
be paid at time OF sale, and the balance in equal
payments at 6, IL and Is months from day of sale
annum, payable semi annually, the purchaser Civ
lDg notes to be secured on property sold to satisac
ton OF Trustee. C%nysyancins and recording at
to resell the property at the risk and Of default
ing purchaser In case the terms of sale not
piled with in six days after sale.
j2sd LUrrRELh b aUSNtNTfMHS NTTXs seis
~THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE prop
ery having failed TO comply with the terms of sale,
July SO, ISIS, at O'Clock D. m, al the FISK and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
WIN. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
jy2 LUTTRELL DUNNINGTON, Aucts.
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NEW DESIGNS FOB LADIES AND OHIL
pBEEg DRHssEs AT
MRS. g. ii. MAURERs'
STAMPING DEPOT,
D-u SIT 7th ssrsss.
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NOTICE-Thas =. Q. yUsrH, 6ls D street, b.
IN tween 9Th and It'll streets northwest, sells Gus
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
Of less than hall the cost Of ready made new ones.
SILK DREsSEss speciality. fels-ly
RIZAAR-Dargsins u LADIES, GENTS and
- CHILpRRHe' UHDERCLOrHM0 may Be
found ct women Christtan Association, judiciary
SQUARE. Al orders promptly and neatly executsd.
Entrance on y street., bet. tn and m. uoll-1y
CENyIHE SCOTCH OHayIOf SUITS for q
~. i ilgI3 s' a. sfsAOs' 'sii f'aaA' eve;
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DY LATIMER Il CLEARY,
ID Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eley
enth street, Star ONCE Building.

POSITIVE SALE OF HIGHLY DESIRABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF d STREET, BETWEEN % AND 81
STREETS NORTHWE>T, BEING No. 2l6.
La 1873, at q O'Clock, we shall offer for sale the
- above described premises. The improvements
consist OF three-stOry and basement Brick Dwell
ing, containing IA rooms and all modern improve.
m' nts.
Terms easy and made known on day OF sale. Pos
session given August LIST. Size of Lot, 2Ox95 Con
yeyancing at purchasers cost.
W. HOLIDAY, Attorney,
iy@-3t IRepl LATIMER n CIEARY. Ancts
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HYSON'S HOTEL,
No. 70s STREET,
jc0-d BETWEEN 7TH AND srH STREETS.
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
JAMES SYKES, Propristor,
IRONING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Betreen l3th and l4ih Streets,
WARRINGTON, d. @,

Thsnkful to the public for senerou. patronage in
the past, the Proprietor asks his old friends and
patrons to test the Of his present
tablishment, which he promises shall be found st
least equal to the best in Washington
Jan9u Rep, Chron.
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, Northwest cornerlOth and streets
SALE OF -FOUR GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON
IHE ISLAND, CORNER 3D AND N STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
- On TUESDAY, July 29th, 1873, at O'Clock
L. .. m, we shall SELL the premises, lots 49, 10,
20, and q, in square 500. Lot 10 being i'm pro sed
by good two story frame dwelling, containing a
four rooms and kitchen, with a brick foundation;
shade trees in front. Title perfect
Terms: ODe-fourth cash; balance in 6, IL, and IS
months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises
SIS down on each lot on day of sale. Convey ancing
at purchasers cost.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jyl5-eo6ds German AnZieger4tl Auctioneers
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QY LATIMER 4 CLEAEr,
- Auc;i"nesrs and Real Estafe Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street,
Star Once BUILDING.
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HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until M0NDAY, July n, 1873, came hour and plaee.
SS k8fSkR ~ n sr WaHAHRNNhER, Trustees.
jyl2-eod e. J, SWEET, Auct.
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. 81 THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
By order of the trustees.
jy7-eoSds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PONED until SATURDAY, August ~, 1873, same
hour and place. BY order of the trustee
jy2l-eo&ds LATIMER OLEARY Aucts
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A EIG STRIKE.

The prospect of the territory about Tid'/
ute playing ont Is very dim. Good s'rlkes
are stlll made, and the thickoess OF toe focS
keeps the wells up TO their fist pumping.
A large strike was inade,ou The WeiT lsrm
beyond New London on Saturday last. TIE
welt was being put down by Mclaughlin,
Horton and others. Ia the middis OF the
afternoon the driiier struck the thitd rock,
and immedially a volume OF gas ard
rushed out OF the well with great force.-
Tue gas caught fro from the stove. and en-
veloped the derrick in flamss, consuming il
entirely. The eogine-hs was soved only
by telling trse upon it breaking 1t down 10
au opposite direction from tho engine.
The tire was smothered and the work o
Flashing it will be done this week. Tbi!
strike has CAUSED u better feeling among The
operators and landowners in che section
and will probable lead to immediate dsyel
opements Of territory.
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JUST A LITTLE BIT SoFr.-There ere a
certain class OF citizens In the city of III
tusville that never let nu opportunity pass
to make themselves the laughing stock Of
the entire oil regions II has been hut
short time since they were frantic over the
antics OF one Lydia Thompson, when moth
ing would do but she must be booOred by
the citizens with present OF a "gold der/
sick" No doubt the donors were laughed
at by tho gay Lydia, and the derrick long
since pawned for q cbisnon. Upon various
other occasions they have shown their ori.
gin by making consnmmaie asses of them.
selves Ia comforting honors npon travelling
uountebanks, and not being satisfied with
the ''datulency" Of the past, they have
! stuck another green brsh in their hats b y
electing "lit'le Nell," the perpaslc actress,
Of whom We have read se many disirsssin z
things about, IN honorary member, save ",
Of the Bloss Hose Company.
Oh! Bloss Huse Boys. riag the bell,
For it is plain, aud can 10 seen,
That you are soft Oh Little Nell"
As she rides up on your machine.
And with all due respect We wait snx'-
ously to see who comes next, and 10 the
meautlme will state that the city of Titus
Vile is even now known among oil traye,-
Ing showmen AS the "buckwheat city," and
that is why "this is thus"
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The fearful temperance lectures read by
the Oil Ci,y Derrick do not APPEAR to bave
bad much effect udging from the msjority
10 favor Of license. Petroleum Centre
RECORD.
Inasmuch as we bavs more readers in
Ccrnp!anter township than the RECORD hes
and the voters OF that towoship followed
oar advice instead OF the RECORDS and
voted no license. which pnpsr had ibe
greater ''eff,ct ,ct?"-tDsrrck.
The Oil City Derrick man has most
fearful lamp OF seIf-ssteem. SO much SO as
10 make him almost mono-naniac On the
question Of newspaper circulation. Moth
Ing can be seen IN that paper now-a-days
except "Big I, Little You." Th 9 Derrick
man knows for fact that We took no pnrt
whatever on the local option question ex-
cept so IA. us TO state that in our opinion
should the county go against license 1t
would be an injury to the business interests
I OF this place, and that opinion We bold
still. Ia the matter of ci rculation the Der
rick has the best Of us from the feci that
Oil City is in Cornplanter towustip.-
Leave that village out and give us the bene-
fit Of what citcuiatipn we have ,in Cherry
tree, Oakland, Oil Creek aud Allegheny
townships, and we incline to the opinion
thar about as many people read the RECORD
Ia this section ss :he immaculate Derrick.
Aud lastly, the Derrick has fesrfully gar
bled the item made by ns, as no allusion
whatever was made to CoInplanter Town
ship, tho item only relating 70 tho vote OH
lo,al option in Oil City, whereas that pu-
per seeks to lead the public to believe the
item relates to Cornplsuter Township. Tell
us how much yosssgot from the temperance
interest, and II what report says is. true,
you can afford to stand the "blue ruin for
the wbols crowd. From sll double dealing
deliver US henceforth aud forever. Self es-
TEEN is good thing outside Of the new--
paper Trade, but when whole paper 10
taken UP with pufIiug itself, itsavors strong
ly as If they needed little support from
the public.
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The suicide Of a Miss Lyon, Of Newark
N. j., few days since, was by pistol
shot. 1t is ascertained that this is the only
case thereabouts OF woman suicide the past
quarter of o 'certury by shooting. Poison
and drowning are common methods of sui
eide by women, but hanging or shooting OF
throat cutting hardly ever. This may De
attributable to natural female timidi,y,
physically. It is very difficult to ansly ~
the motive; perhaps the natural propensity
In women to make good appearances. may
hspe some thing TO do with it, "The rn/
ling passion strong ia death" may 6ause
them 10 wish to avoid personal dist gnrment
May not the passion Of the sex to look chsi.
ming ever make the woman suicide aubit-
lou to become "pretty corpse?"
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We hear Of a donation party in an adj
Joining town, to o very worthy psrson,
where the young folks
danced oil night till broad daylight,
Aud went home with the girls in the NORM
ing"
Some OF the older members d ia not ap/
prove OF he dancing-at isast they thought
they should bsvs waited until the more
orthodox had retired. But the youngsters
didn't look at it altogether in the same
light-they hadn't come there exclusively
for the benefit Of the Church, not for Jo.-
In fact they had come and speut thei. mon,
ey partly tor their own enjoyment, and ex-
pected to kill two birds with one stone, 1t
may bo three or tour or half doz.n, viz:
Have some fun, fill their bellies, do the r
courting, shake Their shins aud serve the
Lord, ell at single jerk. Well. well, We
think there is no harm done, and that uil
should be, and probably are, very well satf
isiied. II tie Lords people choose TO dance
juha occasionally TO the sound Of a,fiddle,
or sinners desire to take an occasional jig
TO "the harp of a thousand strings" what's
the difference, so long as they are comforta
bir, aud coriine their amuspments withio
the pale OF propIiety! King Solomon daua-
ed nd made merry. Arc we wiser than
him.
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The Gorrru3ents Of Great Britain and
Mexico have had sharp correspondence. on
the question OF violation ol thu boundary
line between Mexico aud Britain Hnndur-
sa A squad o IndinDs from Mexican
territory crossed into British Honduras. nj
tackled village, aud after severe sght
were driven back, but not before killing
and wouDdiug several persons and d. slroy/
ing.a aumber Of hous4.. The British Gov
ernment, 10 December last, sent by a vessel
of war letter to the Mexican Gove.amen,
reciting the circumstances of the case and
demanding redress, closing with m intima.
sion that it otherwise may be called on ".o
''carry iato effect itself! the measures neces.
''sary 10 obtain satisfaction for the past and
''security for the future" The Mpxoau
Government. solar from being cowpd into
submission by this threat. called attention
to the fact that the alleged outrage wei
committed by Wild Indiaus who were hos,
tile to the Mexican Government, and whom
1t was using lis best effort TO Isdnce to sub,
mission, adding that the outragps were hal.
anced by sim ar ones cn the part Of the in.
habitants of British Honduras towards III exl
icau territory and that the arms and ann
munition which enabled the Mexican Iuy
dams to resist Mexican auth ority, and to
raid upon British colonial soil, were fur
nsbed by British traders. The threat of
punitive measures op the part of the. British
Government is treated very lightly, and the
tone of the whole letter, whilst very courI
teous, is anything but soothing 10 the
British Government.
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I. d. of R. NJ ,
Gold at l p. m. ll5La

BY dispatch from Titusville we laern
that new we'll nn the Pierce farm, owned
by Columbia farm parties. was completed
yesterday sndis making II fine show. Will
probably prove seventy/dvs barrel well,-
Our townsmen, Messrs. WOODS, Irwin and
Edbsrt have lease adjoining this well
and wiil soon commence drilling another
we'll. Although they have drilled three
wells 30 far which have TUNED out dry
holes, they do not appear to he discouraged
but pound away evidently believing that
the chance to striks new well 90 old
territory is full o. good as in the Butler
oil field. Toe present prospects are that
Oil Creek territory will outlive all the rest.
So mote it be.
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TAKE NOTICE.

propose to sell my stock of
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, fam
cy articles, Cigars, Tobacco,
&c, atcost, as it is my intention
to leave town on or about the
first day of April. All parties
knowing themselves indebted
to me are requested to call and
settle at once and save costs.
j. WOLF.
Petroleum Centre, March "a, 1878
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For some time past this town has no
been favored with the presence of any frav-
cling troupes, whrch is mainly due TO the
lessses Of the Titusville Opera House. Wa
are Informed the agent Of that ball upon n
iDqniry Of the agent Of travelling company
as to what this place md Rousevills was as
to the show business, informed him that us
one livsd 10 either town aud there was ne
use coming to either place. 1 they Intend
by such course to induce the people Of the
down creek country to attend shows at that
place they will be mistaken.
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a new cause for railway accidents ha
been discovered in the overworking of the
engineers and firemen who run the locom,
t'veo. Several cases have been noted of late
in wbichsaccidenis actually occurred, or have
been barely escaped, by the sleeping Of the
engineers while waiting at stations or on
side/tracks.
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There 10 IRneh discon'eni in England =
mong the shareholders Of the Emma ,miue,
of which cur Minister a, London, General
Seheacs, was formerly Que Of the directors
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There ARE several good peops iu the oil
country. among whom we may mention our
friend, Ambrose Weaver, tho popular NAM
seer Of the grocery store on Main street, +,
opposite the 3ank. He Is always ready to
sttead to the wants Of customers, (which
tho sane we will ever maiatain."
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The 81. Loui' Grain Associsi bss shin
ped about twelty full csrgoes of eraio to
Liverpool via New Oolsans, ofwhics every
cargo but two arrived out in exceians com
ditiOn.
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We picked the following poem from the


foot OF our sarc,nm. II having heen showed
der the door, md we suppose intended 10
catch the eye OF Mr.. Editor. The caption
of it was cut of. 20 we d0D't know who to
give credit. We are rejoicpd to know bow
ever. that ber eyes are ''stilI bright and
beauine," and that bsr lips are red as BET
ries. Them are the kind We were foolish
enough 10 fancy when our puppy love was
ou. We rather admire the style ofSir Jim.
but think 10 rather naughty ia him to
founder on the blue eyed lady who 10 weep
ing for him. Butt who will not bs
touched by the tender pathos whioh SUI
rounds the memory OF Dear Dick" Oh
Dick, where ar, thou, that ,hon bast le!t
this iorlorn maiden to sDy 90 Sir jim. Till
the truth shall be shown
Strange mysteries float about me,
On tho chill OF the winters breath,
And am encomp,ssd hourly
Wish feeling Of living death.
Why am 90 10th IN labor?
Why so lisllessly fall back my hands
And why do long home sickly
For a eight of some other lands?
Lily eyes are still bright and beaming,
And my lips ara az red, they say,
Il As berries that fall with ripeness
Or the blood Of the dying day.
Ny hair has no lines Of silver,
And no lines on my brow are sci,
Yet somehow, my old an mbit,on
can easily now forget.
Sit James has polished bearing,
His language is silvery sweet;
| A. lady, blue eyed is weeping
| While he kneels at my willing feet.
His eyes they are dark and winning
Do love him! oh, no. Ah, me!
How strang. T. is to be dying,
And no token of misery.
How strange when he takes my fingers,
They are warm in his grasp know
| And yet on my burning forehead
They are colder than any snow.
He speaks to me low and fondly,
But list in quiet ways
My heart neverthrills With rapture
As ii did on another day.
Dear Richard! His eyes were sznte,
| Aud his hands they Were wlitu u
nine,
lIe called mA hi. pot, his darling,
| With took in his lac. divine
HIS voice wss like wondero4,s music-
| AN. loved him !--lnred his, alone
Anh in HE mysteries round me
|ait II the truth Sal tr shown
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ. and Z
O'clock p. NJ, by the Pastor, W. G. BURCH.
ARD. Sabbath School NJ l2l4, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting aud Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tueadsy evenings OF
each week.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
r.,.Cen.re, Pa, wednesd ayIn arch 20
DtvAne service.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. III. ana
az p. N. Sabbath School at l211a r. N.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
I'd TO all.
REv. q. MoURE, Pastor.
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Today iss genuine March dag. Cold,
dresIy, desolate, and ditto.
Oh, for rsulre pl the golden summer
tins.
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GMains has had six feet aud bali Of snow
this sessgn.
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mo AGENT

in your nsighborhood, wE!wANT ONE
cklNl nv. We want only Good Act'rs W.
EmEluv. Agents,-eiteer local ost or GIVE GIVE
AaeA.- away valuable onth, ,,fNC M
MINT furnish the BEST PAl..1r
WItvI . agency in America. GIVE sa
elusive territory ard the BEST TOOLS 70 va and
With Ou Agents having immense success sueas 10 k
,naking from S5to SIS per day one agen, l, ia 10
rs per day. Specimen copies Of paper fuil pA'|'
lars terms, etc, sent free to any address, al.
Write a, once Ia sM FIRESIDE FRIsSH
csgo, NJ.