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b. Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer.
No, J39 Seventh street Il between @ and II.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
LAND IN PRINCE GEoRGES COUNTY,
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
UoPrince Georges county, sitting in equity, the
~subscrber, as Trustee, will offer at public sale,
on the premises, THURSDAY, the 9Th day of
June, 1873, at the hour of IL O'Clock m if fair; il
the next fair day thereafter, valuable tract or
parcel of Land containing fifty and ene-fsurth
acres, being part of the real estate of the late Will
liam Clark and owned by the parties to the suit
in which the above mentioned decree was passed
1t Is situated about six miles northeast Of Washing
ton city and is approaehsd by the 7thstreet road,
street and Glenwood, and is half mile from sta
ton on the Metropolitan railroad Ton Sott's FARM
The SOL 10 very fine with handsome shade trees and
desirable sites for building lots.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash the day of sale, raticat. by
tbecourt; and the residue in equal instruments
in and years, to be secured by the bonds of
the purchaser or purchasers. with securities to be
approved by the Trustee. Two hundred dollars Of
the cash payment will be required on the day of sale
The Trustee is suthorized to divide the said land
and Will divide II into lots to suit purchasers, if
deemed desirable.
II. 8. B. CHEW, Trustee
At the same time and place. the subscriber as at
toiney for William CLARK, the owner, will sell fifty
five acres of Land adjoining the above, similar In
quality and location. This land il improved by a
comfortable Dwelling and outbuildngs.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
r. b. B. CHEW, Attorney.
n26-m.wf b III WARNER, Auct'r.
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d 3

by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE IN SQUARE No. 615, NEAR
ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH.
- BY virtue of deed of trust, dated November
- 18th, A, ID. 1871, and duly recorded in Liber No.
A665, folio %, DC, Of the land records for WASH
In gton county, d and by direction Of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction in front
# the premii Uses, on THYRSbAY, the ?!h day Of
ll2 49, la, las and JAG, in Glberts recorded subdi
vision of square numbered six hundred and seventy
FIVE, (675D in the city of Washington, with all the
improvements thereon, consisting Of nearly finished
Dwelling Houses.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, of which $50
must be paid on each Lot at sale, the remaining on
deferred payments to be made in equal payments in
sale, with interest At ten per cent. per annum and
secured by deed of trust to the satisfaction Of the
Trustee. Terms to be fully complied with within six
days after day of sale, otherwise the Trustee re-
the right to resell the property, after one
week notice at the risk and cost Of first purchaser
All cOnveyancing at purcl aser's cost.
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee
m22-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and b SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY FRONTING ON Urn STREET
MEST, BETWEEN 8 AND STREETS
NORTH, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the nth day
::5 Of November, 1869, and duly recorded in Liber
-. No. COL, folie Ss3, one Of the land records of
Washington county, d. Q. will cell on TUESDAY,
the 1th day Of June, 1873, at O'Clock D. m in
front Of the premises at public auction, lot No. TO-
IN square No. AZ In the city of Washington in the
the improvements thereon.
of sale cash. and all convey at cost of
the purchaser. 100 down ct the time of sale
JAMES JOHNSON, Trustee,
MS LAVISH GREEN WILLIAMS Aucfs
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RY THOs. Z. wAGGAMAH,
ID Real Estate A1ctionssr, 81 7th street.

TTAIn 81 srH STREET H0RrHwEer, BE-
-, b yirtne o. : decree ofths Supreme Court o.
iaa. in eSsncery cSoss IL. i7H Ea%ss y e
vs.: Hmss Ct. a and subssquent decree Dssssd in
lie auction, IN front * tie prsnisss, On WiD1T
DAY, the llth day q June, 1873. the soufh II feet
rcnt g tns SsIth q the TOT q lot and the north
81, improved By neat two-story Franc Houss.
Terms; >79 cash, o. which go nuse b psid q
sale. With PER cent. inferest, and sec1rs6 81 the
note OF the purchaser end reserved lisa upon the
one yeek from day Of sale, trugtes ssrvss rehf 20
resell ct risk and cost q d<fauifing pnrchsssr.
ss.lx rHos. i. %4z zsoAiikH r. Acct.
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10y LATIMER CLEARY
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylva na avenue and llth st
Star Once Buildings.

PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE AND l7rH
STREET NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated August the
EE3 10Th, 1870, and duly recorded in Liber No 62l,
county of w gtOn in the District of Columbia,
and by the written request of the party secured
thereby. will sell at public auction In front of the
premises, on MONDAY, the 9th day OF June, 1873 at
% O'clock p m, Lot numbered 80 thirty seven, Of
enc D, In square numbered one hundred and fifty
eight as recorded in the ONCE Of the Surveyor
nearly new two-story Frame Dwelling, and situated
on southwest corner of Massachusetts, avenue and
18th street northwest
Terms of SALE One third cash; residue in six and
twelve months, with interest from day of sale. De-
ferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on
the property sold All conveyancing at cost of pur-
chaser. 8 lou down at time of sale.
HALLET KILBOURN, Tru tee
ms eo&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. petition Il Fl 81 Ny TN
hocton, r, praying for the exisnsion Of rssens
Granted TO him On ne hdaZ Of August, lS Tor IN
g e oroersd thai the te.i10py in the case be
$3.50 on S,;I the lssn DAY q ysE next: that the
be limited % the 18Th day q July next, and thas
sa!d PETITION be beard on tne Seh day Of July next
m1-xS 4. 8. EH60SfT. Cos1:us,u,oosr. /.
THl D1OADWAY COAT an1 VI0f % 1aeoa =
= al sns sses 9 =. eLkAQe' IT, Qloshise, 1el1
TH1 LAf1BT WONpI1 90 ~ e,.e.rv =
~, ~ ~ -. e. ssd1.se rastdly : ox114v.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, Northwest cornerlOth and d streets

ID No. 1901, Northwest oorneri0th and b streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNrd.
Proved REAL ESTATE LYING About
loo YARDS NORTH OF BOUNDARY
STRLtT, AND FRONTING 32S So 100
" Ex ~ NTH Urn AND srH STREETS, n.
- BY virtue Of 9 decree Of the Supreme Court Of
Y0the District Of Columbia, In the case of Hoover
~guardan, vs.. Hoover and others, No 2Js6
Equity Docket H. passed the 18th day Of October
1877 will sell, at public auction to the hi CHEST bid,
der, in front e she premises at O'Clock in The
Lots q, g, 81, 4s, -, 50, 81, 81, of Subdivision Of
part of Mount Pleasant, recorded January 18th,
1855 In the land records ofthe District of Columbia
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent Of the purchase money
to pc paid at time OF eale the balance In three equal
one in one year from the confirmation Of said sale.
The last two instalmens to bear interest at the rate
OF ten per cent per annum. and their payment to be
secured by deed oftrust on the property Convey.
ancing at the cost Of the purchaser In default of
the payment OF the first of sand three instalments
the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
the terms above mentioned, at the cost and risk
Of the defaultDg purehaser,
mZ-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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CHILDRENp HOSPITAL AND DIsPBHsARY
s - e0t = Ss'::s, ~ ". ss.:ss4 s.A es1 GA g.
spsn d.iiy. sssnd.ys ..esSssdl frs% ! . 81. y.
srmsns. WI ychnsscn, md ar.fsen fS E !. 1''''
H:siess. :f;; 9a..s: III g 80 .s,.
Or e bSS,sy ssdis-1 f1s: nSndsy' s.sS
d. v. " yohasscn. Ssae:i. zSny Wsss yfrSyy.
L; J. Davis, secretsryi jams q. Kennedy, Pred.
Sssiessi0s nay Is sss.; POD 0Sss Boz Sss. S e
Ds. woRnLsIs
ELECTORAL SYRUP,
vol
COUGHS AID COLDS.
$3.50 oLD 81 ALL Dxvsslsrs.
A TLE1S wHARH, fees q Ga e.d r sssas.
TO CONTRACTORS AND MEsCHAHrs.
CarsOss Of STONE, d0AL%, ,r-
discharged from vsssh end .sor:d or dsiiys.sd z
the snSrss's notice and lowest rass'S .,r,,
YGssSI sIITs q sseseh az sSis;S.' S:s
nIATH 10 THI HODOCs ana deoa6 % huh
" Pre-: I: tes motto q a. sTRAus'. loll Pa
Ta1 0HM1s1 TIA H0Ho
Hs removed 70 SIS Darsss. q
Between as asa m, .esta -.
1BAe eheoDer than 0v6. 10 rOe 70 ~.
esol4-on 4. D1uJANU. RropFssees
NofI01.fAas .. Q. JUefN, $40 arese, ..
49, - mauA oxoe0 DogthWo1es oot1 o..
eICoHD-AA4D UIoxHIua
NJ I'd So ~ g g: 80: 6 ~ - ~
Sun1LX y0lDHt5 MN 0x19K(1l.
e: sJss'a1 = q e.. 4. s1sAuSs isii g.
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AUCTION SALES
TO.MORROW

DIT GREEN VILLA rs. Auctionssrs,
H4Es SECsz sHIE4l
TWO !sl 9LACK WALNUT CHAl1Ek
H3eAE9 sI6ISoAkb; sAK piiSsiNe k6cG
TRRHsssEEs; rEATHkR PiHL6%s A HE Boil Boil
STIRS; HALL OIL CLOTH; sfAIR OIL
CCR0CKERY WARE; S0oKfNS sToH XEsI
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C.
a On THURSDAY MORNING, the sth inst =,
w commencing at 10 o'clock, We shall cell, at
H. the rssidense Of lady declining hsusskeeI-
streets northwest the above described collection Of
Household Furniture. Terms cash
id GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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JAZZ COOKE u GO
"a n = 3 as,

70 QUITS, ClOsSie, H10Hoss "a sfxHs
eratdfng done, QlansnHai Hak Worn o 0is1 -
fearis y In IkIEe, late q Bosom, No. S0S o
dent 0rant, 4B. Adntral 80 16oroa9h. " N
S 70 90. 0sosrA 1ssgs oso9A 1soU&1s, Cd
REs0Rk g0IHe ILsIva1RI eza.als HAe
ely Sesr e b had q 4. ef4AUp. loll PSanS sss,
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AUCTION SALES.

BE =. A Ad sSs.s.. ..s es.i Bro..r.,
Southwest corner Of ~ street and Virginia avenue.
On sIs sfEEEf: BfiMtkN AID
sJ JHHFFFFTWsrsA+S AND AZ AND srH srREErs
VIM Ie seld.. At public .aesson, on THURS
DAT June 3, e 9 ocioet ,, N, snless lre.i-
9 and Is. in sas.re Ga. Ts.s. lois vim be :1Ldi,
.,S:S to q ;si. ss.sh,.s5 sPd Are s;sn n.
ferns q sale: oSe,Ss e ss the G Ssisno. 81 g. H.
down Of sae H term are ss nos sses
with .ithin i've days rss,,: !, eo.t
RY LATIMER q cLEARr,
Southwest corner Psensyiyania avenue and Eiev-
snth street, Star Once Buildings.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HORSE AND
a. on sAIURpAI, June :, At . O'Clock m.
6ZAroom. Of Lafimer eleary,
One superior Horse, years old,
beloD Sf te the estate e william H. Langley, de-
jest LAfIMER / cLEART. AaSt.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. TAG Tth street, between and Il ste.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
The SOUTH SIpE OF srRrEr, Be
WEDNESDAY, June 9Th, 1873, al q O'Clock ,.
a feet inches front on street, By depth q 49,
feet TO q 20 feet paved alley. All wooden pavement
Terms: One third cash, and balance in 9, u and
Is months, AZ cent interest, secured By deed
JED eodSds D. ii. WARNER. ,as7th st.
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PROPOSALS.
CTONE MASONRY.


OFFICE OF TIE WASHINGTON AQrEDrcT,l
Washington, May 3l-t, 1873.
Sealsd Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Com
pIetins Stone Bridges on the Washington A9ue-
duct, will be received sf this ONCE until IL o'cIk
on the 20IH OF JUNE, for furnishing and set
ting coping and pzrapets If stone bridges.
Proposals will be received only on the printed
forms, which. with plans, specifications. forms OF
contrsCt, and any desired information, can be had
on apple alton, by mail OF in person, TO
o. =. BABCOCK, Colonel q. 8. A.,
Je2-6t Chief Engineer, W ashington Aqueduct.
nFTICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
~ U. 8. A,
FoRI MONROE, Va, June ID, lT3.
Sealet Proposals, in triplicate, with copy of this
advertisement sttached, invited NJ this Once
until IL O'Clock m, on the 3D DAY OF JULY, lS73,
for the delivery of the following named supplies at
1his post during the fiscal year commencing July
1sI az such time, and in such quantities, as may De
required subject TO the usual inspection, viz:
Isl cords meTchantshle hard Wood, more OF less.
Isl cords merc hantable Pine Wood, more or iess)
IL -N pounds Corn, more or ies- }
1l9,T2s pounds Oats, (r1Ore or iess.l
173J0 pounds Hay baled. Jmore or less.)
1l5l60 pounds straw, bal d. (more or less. }
The Corn and Oats TO be clean, and well sacked:
The Hay to BE- timothy. OF COED quality Tree from
weeds, cut in season, well cured and baled: The
Straw e. be Of good quality, clean, long and well
blank forms Of Proposals. with guarantee printed
thereon hfch in all must be properly filled
and certined to. will be furnished on application to
Proposals will be marked, Proposals for For
age,"or Proposals for Wood a. the case may be
and addressed to the undersigned.
THE0. J. ECKERSON.
je2 81 Capt. and A. q NJ, Bvt. MAJOR Z. s. A.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PRO-
PERTY AT AUCTION.
~ On THURSDAY, June 9th, 1873, at O'Clock
S99p on the premises, we al all sell part Of lot
lib, in square, No. GA, having front Of "a feet
street north, between LIST and North Capitol
streets, and running back good depth to an alley
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
months for notes being interest and secured BY
deed Of trust on the premises Stamps at cost of
purchaser. $50 down at time Of sale
m29-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY LATIMER CLEARr,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue ana llth N =
Star Once Building.
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RY LATIHER d CLEABY,
- Auctfoneers and HeaI Eeta&e Brokers,
ooutheoot corner Hennsylvnnfa avenue ~ ilth n
Star Once Building.
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LIVERY STABLES.

B. OLOOTT SON,
y BOARDING, Lively SALE 0TABLD0
q 8 9Th street, bet. D and =, and Chain AIlev n
between 18th and 18th. Once, Willards
Beet carriages furnished. Special care paid TO ths
boarding Of horses. dec1l. IN
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The Bank of Chicago.

We herewith present a correct like
ness Of the new and magnificent building
which is henceforth to be the headquar-
tiers of one of our most reliable aud popu-
lar monied institutions, " The Bank Of
Chicago, to which is attached SaviUgs
Department. located on the northwest
corner of la sale and Randolph streets
The structure is five stories in height,
and is built of Buena Vista and Consti-
tuition Stone the effect being really
beautiful and striking The name Of
the institution j. cut in the sohd stone
work and presents A massive appearance.
and is in good keeping with the staunch
character OF the occupants The bank
Ing office is fitted up with all modern
improvements is hight. airy and elegant
Its vaults are among the most solid and
clmmodious in the city
But it l. ia particular Of II as q Saving
Institution that We desire to call the at
tentiun Of our readers Interest at the
rtte OF t. per cent Is allowed on all de
plsits, and so hnUlis,om, r4les are en-
forced whe deposltors require their
IN lney.
It's directors are men NJ wealth and
brains. Who have long been identified
with the interests Of the city, and to
whose keeping the surplus earnings OF
our working people can safely he CON
td-d Its uhhung manager, VIM H.
Park, Esq, Will at al times be pleas
ed To give All necessary information
to those desinous W opening AL ac-
count.
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viii please notice chang ~ Cor Sec. ana IA.
rect All further communication. to
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month Tnos Branagan. Pres. Fred Ack,r.
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resolved almost uuanimou.l, N rI,ss tL,.
books until such time As the International
mon provides Som' more efficient and
prompt measures 70 have loans returned
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sued by PIttshugh Mon. Unions having
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

i1r VII unions desiring changes .he addresses 4
corresponding secretaries please -ii TIE ot the
former secretary.
The following persons have nuie applications Tor
membership Ia The 81, crd unisa- Any anton having
charge q prefer viii forward them within thirty day,
nom the date Of Application.
CHICAGO, April :, 1873 Martin Shoeber
from Germany. and August schultz, William
Gaeger from Chicago.
By order ~ mon No III,
SAM "a BLA>EN. Cor Sec.
Drawer jl2.
NEW NoEk, April ;, lS73-John b Schmitz,
Albert Neumann. Jno Presnail. Thos Pres
hail, julius Mas, A Rogg
ID HUck, Cor and Fin Sec.
mon No 30
TR"S, April ,, lS73-To local Unions A
person by the name Of A Lehmemarr- desires
u become member He claims to have been
IN Bennington, VT, lew months Prior to
tins he vas IN Hartford IN the wholesale Leaf
business II any charges please prefer them.
PETER CADY,
Cor Sec, Union No9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOUSE X EEPING
GOODS.
FIELD,
LETTER
& Co.,
ST.aTE .f.t'D TE'E.FTTETH.
MADISON AND MARKET->TS.

K -
Will, on MONDAY, APRIL Ia, open
their Spring assortment of Bleached
Damask, in Scotch, Irish, Barnsley, and
nan manufacture, new patterns
Lawn Dice and Damask Turkev Reds
and TOileonets Fine Sets Cloth and
Napkins to match; SO and "a Single
and Double Damask Napkins SO and
"a Fringed Napkins, oval and round
Doylies Colored Center Napkins; Buff.
White, Pink, Green, and Red Bordered
and White Doylies, square Tray Cloths,
plain and fringed; Victoria Cloths, all
sizes and colors Knotted Fringed Dam
ask Towels white and colored borders ::
line Of Damask and Dice towels at cost,
a great bargain Huck and Honey Comb
Towels Bluch & Bro. Turkish Bathing
Towels; Patent Busters, Cotton, Terry
Blay, Dowlas, and Butchers Linens
oheeJlng, Pillow ana Snlrtlng Linens
all widths and qualities a fine line Of
the celebrated Barnsley Sheetlngs /:
choice styles of Printed Shifting Linens
popular and scarce article Birdseye
and Nursery Diapers Crashes, HUGH
and Glacs Tow5ling. And a complete
assortment Of Marseilles Quilts, in
White, Buff, Pink, and Blue, all sizes +;
Crib Quilts, great variety German, ORR
entail, Honey Comb, and Crochet Quilts ;
Marseilles Mats, white and colored, &C.,
g.. The largest, cheapest, and handsom-
est selection of Linen Goods they have
yet offered in the market
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JOLIET, Illinois, April :, 1873.


LABOR REFORM.
The little city II Joliet has been al
agog for the past week in the expectancy
Of
"a EEAT LECTURE,
to be delivered al tho Court House, by
Mr.. K. + Trevelhck, President If the
National Labor Union.
The friends Of the labor cause in this
city spared no pains to CIV. the great ora
tor . reception worthy of him and the
Sc he represents Il was the original
alton Of the committee, To have re-
teda--llIiIn in the evening at the depot
nth band of music, but the gentleman
mating arrived on the early morning tram
and quietly located himself at the " Della
want House, declined any formal recep-
tion. However, nothing could dissuade
the committee from carrying out the bal
ance of
THE PROGRAMME
Az soon as it became known that Mr. T.
wss in town, he was visited by many Of
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HE CN'ltp oFpff ri '"'ENE' Nk> NI'>E
'cfiEkS. he rep 'rts tr'm ttls "rg 'ni1Ati'h
are very i''"iahle. lHr association L II s'"d
their boss un the first nt tine month, they
resume work at i've 1t 'liU- per day OF eight
hours. Gentlemen that the way e do busl-
ness.
II.
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..,
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DETROIT, APRIL II, 1873.

CIGAR-MAkERs STRIKE. bout ~ men Of
Union No. - are still out A few Of the
original members that struck have resumed
work IN union shops. The firm Of RothchIld
Bros. who introduced the using Of moulds IN
Detroit, have entirely discarded them, and
discharged their br~nh breakers and put On
several old hands latthews Foxen, We
understand, have increased their force of
boys and girls and added to their number Of
scabs and inferior workmen, and when It Is
generally known it v III probably have the ef-
feet 1t should have Of weakening their reputa-
ton as leading manufacturers of choice brands,
for 1t Is well known that raw and incompe-
tent workmen cannot turn out as good an ar
tIcle out Of the same material az those who
are master Of their business Old smokers
and those who are experienced judges. admit
that cigars submitted to the pressure Of molds
lose much of the fine flavor so desirable to the
relish Of favorite brand. and it is only 10
lessen the price Of manufacturing that the
mold Is used, not to cheaper the article to
the retail dealer or the consumer but to make
1t pay a larger profit into first hands, by using
an invention, that, while it perhaps increases
the profits Of those who use them. produces
a much inferior article Of cigars. both in form
and quality
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-04-12

PnNPLEs and brown spots on the face, Erup-
tons, Blotches. Scrofulous Diseases, aud all
sores a. i1-s from impure blood. are cured by
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery