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The Power q dickens, rathou.

Mrs. Henry Siddons, q neighbor and
intimate friend of the late Lord Jeffrey.
who had free license to enter his house
at all hours unannounced, and come
and go when she listed, opened his
library door n day very gently To look
II he was there, and saw enough al a
| glance TO convince her that her visit
was ill-timed. The hard critic Of tha
Edinburgh was sitting id his chair. with
his head on che table, In daep grief. An
Mrs. Siddons waa delicahelY retiring. III
the hope that her entrance had been un-
noticed, jeffrey raised bis head ana
kindly beckoned her back. Parceivinr
that his cheek was flushed and his ewes
suffused with tears, she apoloQized fer
her intrusion, and begged permission 10.
withdraw. When he found that she
was seriously intending TO leave him, he
rose from his chair, took both her hands.
and led her to 8 seat. Lord Jeffrey
Qoq.)-"D Don't &c, my dear friend. I
shall be right again in another minute. "
Mrs. Siddons-"I had no idea thas o
had had any bad news or oause for
grief, or I would not have come, Ii
any 4 dead ?" Lord Jeffrey Yes.
indeed I'm . great goose To have
given way 30 but could not help Il.
You'll be sorry I'll hear that Little Nelly
-BoE's Little NeIiy-is dead" The
fact was, Jeffrey had just received tho
last number then out of y The Old Gu
Shop, and Ind been thoroughly
overcome by It's pathos.
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THE CHEATED mos6UfToEs
nr CLARA RORY BATES.

&. ny AtAAh@ 49,
rittis c4,Id NaakB haa cones III bed,
Eigsse arp a4VpH and prayers are said.
Nr,wp,a ssv@s ~ she ttinfe out the light,
uNiSssu{tAaa cont bite niFshild tonight.
Tbey will tfv to come tns but wont know how,
For The neg Sire in The windows nowsB
First WasqHjth This Is the window where we
gofni
Second Mosquito. Is little girl Gold Locks fat or
thinp
Third Mosquito. Q, plump ss the ~plunpest
dairy mouse!
Fourth Mosquito. And the sweetest morsel IN she
house,
F11b MosGpito. Hurry, I pray, and lead the
way
Sirfh Mnsquif0. haven't had a bite today
Chorus. Obi what shall we dof
First Mosquito. What have l flown against now, I
wonder
Sst56E Mosquito. There's something across here,
let's crawl undetl
Third Hopgattn. These. bars are as large as my
body fl" .
Fourth Mosquito. I've hroBen the potnt or my Dill
on fhiET
Fihk Mosquito. I'm elm, perhap5 I can crawl
through
SiEg6 Mosquito. on what Ahatl / doI oht what
Flall / do7
Cb1}ys. OH what shall we doq
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tse,vard = viii give 500 for any case OF ae,r

bone or muEc'e aiiment like rheumatism, bruise
SPAWN, strain or lhnehees. upon either man on
animal, which the Mexican Mustang Imminent
will not cure when used according to directions
Near thirty wears has proved IL TO be the most
wonderful remedy for neuralgia, burns, swelltngs
enlarged Joints, hoof atl, screw worm, sting.
caked breasts, etc, ever discovered. who will let
a horse limp when Mustans will cure IL
Who will let q child try and suffer from bruises or
chilblains when the Mustang will prevent it,
Who will pay large doctora' bills when they can
buy Mexican Liniment for Gets. and f1yU0? It ia
wrapped In a steel plate label, signed g. w.
WestbrOok, Chemist" VIM. e. Rverson, agent.
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MEDICAL MAN1Acs.-There are nun1-
bers Of medical men so welded to the
old formulas, that all changes seem to
them like innovations. Tlleae medical
maniacs are, fortunately, incapable of
much mischief in this practical age.
While the Vinegar Bitters are curing
indigestion, nervous debility, eonstipa.
zion, and countless other diseases that
defy the remedies of the p-harmaeopoia.
il Is impossible to thrust down the
thvoais Of intelligent invalida " heroic
doses os mineral poison, o. To persuade
them to take aduItarased alcohol, i'm
pregnated with cheap astFinraAts. as a
/" healing balm" "a d s.halsamie pre-
paration,@ Vinegar Bittera. i pure bo.
tanical tpnic, ind Alternative, gniltIesa
of Che curse Of distilled or fermented
liquor, IL actually accomplishing what
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NEW YnRR.

Flour steady and unchanged. White wheat
and state, ia 40@b; extra Ohio. 85.100g.s 5;
ST. Louis, S5 $500. Wheat, fair demand. No.
8 spring, $I.14@t.16 No. 3 Chicago, St.t7@
1.18. Rye quiet at g2c01. Corn heavy az
D5@97o. Oats lower at 6It@@lB416o. Sugar
very firm at sR@st1c. Pork hmer; new
mess, S23.45. Lard frmer; primo steam,
1416c. Whisky lower at @t.65.
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Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. And
this little thing is beauty. What do we say is
beautiful7 A trensr aren't complexion and a luSu.
rious head Of hair. What will produce these7 Ia
ganis Magnolia Balm will make any lady of Thirty
appear but twenty and Lyons kathairnn will
keep every hair In Its place, and make it row like
the April gruss, II prevents the hair from turn
ing gray, eradtcates Eandruff. and Is the finest
Hair Dressing IN the world, and at only half ordi-
nary cost. If you want TO get rid of sallowness,
p%lmplei, ring marks, moth patches, etc, don't for.
get the Magnolia Balm, ladies.
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CINCINNATI.

Flour firm and unchanged family, $3.50
$50. Wheat dull and declined. Red,
St.05@1.19; white, $1.14@I.I6 Corn steady
at 60@S3e, Oats steady at 4s053e. Rye
firm at Ole. Mess pork scarce and firm; sales
at $25@2G. bard-Demand light but holders
firm summer, t4e. Bulk meata-Ligbt offer
ings, no sales. Baeon-Demand light but
holders firm shoulders, 101{c. Whisky-De-
mand good al full prices S
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WE hear very favorable eucomiums
regarding the EImwood and Warwick collars
manufactured 10y tho Management Collar com
pany. THESE collars have inen facing, and
owing to the popularity of cut, are most com
Portable and neat fitting articles. The edges
of the collars are folded in underneath all
around. thus strengthening the collar and pre-
venting the points from turning up. We re
commend these collars to our friends
Fashion Article. N. 7. Enelinq Mai.
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ELEVATOR " fsei II. nThey give
r7arrerS a-nIiaCnc4iea " is the vsrdict of all
Nslo try taeBi. They save taassy times their
Cnsg ii one dress. This " Elevator Is the only
one that will Ief the dress down ater being
elevated.
HRUT1nsI Baware of INVITATIONS, as they
HHU - J, are WORSE than WaRTILESg. See
that each t.; stamped " Smiths Instant Dress Ele-
yator.' PRICE AZ cents each, MAILED FREE.
Wholesale. $50 per gross. GREAT OFFER,
Two - Elevators" win be given FREE as Pre-
MUM 10 those who subscribe for - SMITHS Illus
TRATED PATTERN BAZAAR ore year, sending
One Dollar and Ten Gents. Best and cheapest FASH
lon Book In the world. Send stamp for illustrated
Catalogue. Address p. Q. Box 5155.
a. BURDBTTH SMITH, GA Broadway, NY.
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LouIsVEhLR.

Flour quiet. Superfne, Sd extra, &4.25 ;
extra family, IS; No. /, s5.75@G.25 fancy,
S6.5Otd7. Wheat unchanged. Red, Doc: am
Der, 81 white, $t@1.05. Corn, 70@75o
Oats quiet and unchanged. Mixed. 45@5e0;
white, 4SdD5gc. Rye quiet and unchanged az
o., Mesa porkAFair demand and price ad
1924. Baeon-Fatr demand prices adj
Shoulders. 1hJ6@tto. sugar.eured
hams, t4m15c; plsiu, lido. Bnlk nleats-Fsir
demand prices advanced. Shoulders, 9s4@
9y6c; clear rib, l4af@i4ySe clear, 160168Se.
Lard, 1870. Whisky, @i.a5.
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la RetU Invention THOROUGHLY T~nsTEp"and
secured by Letters Patent.
2.-Makes a perfect LOCK STITCH, alike on Doth
sides, on al kinds of goods.
J.~RuSs LTaHT, SMOOTH, NoIsELBss and RAP
-best combination of qualities.
Al u-RABbE-RUHs for Years without Repairs
D. IN do an vnrieties qf Work and Fancy Stitch
Ing In u superior manner
GLE Bost EaHitp Managed by the operator
Length of Htitch may be altered while RUNNING
and ma ne can be threaded without passing
thread though holes.
I'D gh Simple, Ingenious. E7epaat. forming
the stitch ]tOitbott the use ofsceg Wheel Gears
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the Autofpatu
Drop FEED. which insttres uniform istlgth OF stitch
at any spesd. Has our new Thread Censroilt,
which allows easy movement of Deedie-bar and
PR injury to thread.
s.-CoNBrRUCr1oN most cttrBfat an FINIsHHp
1t ia manufactured by the nost skitfn' and erpeg4
eTlced mechanics, at the celebrated Remington
Ar1nOry, Tion, NJ. Y. New York 0fioe,
No. o Madison Square, tExsarfs's BUILD
lingo BRANCH OFFICES 2s5 state sI.,
Chicago, Ill., ago superior ste, Cleveland,
DhiO.t 1871 FOuFt ST., Cincinnati, d., 4OB
Main St, buffalo, N. Y.s 333 Washington
STE, Boston,, Mass.i $40 Chestnut st.,
Philadelphia, Pat 10 sixth Sc, Pitts
burgln, Pa.
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The Granrers Of Montgomery a

The Changers of Montgomery and
adjoining counties of Ohio held q grand
picnic ut Embury park, near Dayton,
August Is. Not less than 10000 per-
sons attended. Addresses were deliv-
cred by s. ii. ELLIS, master of the state
grange, and others. This WINS the larg-
est grange demonstration yet held in
Ohio.
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TIE MARKETS


Flour steady family, s4@7.5O. Corn
scarce and firm mixed, pc. Lard firm at
16@17e. Bsoon-shoutders, lie; clear rib,
151@16c clear, 1e9S@ted(o.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY The numbers from 1
to 5000, corresponding with those numbers on the
tickets, printed on sepafa- 2 slip Of paper re en-.
circlgd WI h suall tin tubes, ana paced in one
wheel The titHt 8s pr res, stmi arly printed aud
whaeis are then revslved, and "A ndrnber Ia drawn
from the wheel OF numbers. and at the SAME time
a prize ts drawn rom the other wheel. The mum.
her and prize drawn out are opened and exh btel
to the audience and registered by the commisslOn'
ers, the prize being placed against the number
draw. This operation is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out,
The two preceding and two succeeding numbers
to those drawing the first three Ia prizes. will be
emitted y i u y ~ W. St \ a pres y od F9r SS.
prize, those tickets numbered II PAS. If,24o, 1881,
it,252. win each be entitled to 3,Hn dollars. Ifticket
No $50 draws the N.tAG dollar prize. those tickets
NUMBERED 6lS. $40, b5t, b52, will each be entitled to
tl625 aud 50 on, according to the above scheme,
The 5 90 prize of 10 dollars win lie determined
by the last figure Of the number that draws The
$1,000 dollar Pre-. For "Natnp'e: If tie Number
all the tickets where the number ends with 1 viii
he enlitlcd to t0dullars. # the number ends with
2, then al the, tickets where the number ends with
2 VIII he entitled 10 10 dollars, and SO On to {.
SO Remember that every prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
ass All prizes of 5000 and under, paid fmmedi-
atelv after The draying-other prizes at the usual
Persons Wishing to purchase tickets hoald send
money IN a registered letter, a postufice order, or
by eNPress-eilhpr way is safe.
An ur1era will he promptly attended, to. and i'm
medtately after the lottery f. drawn, the commits.
siOners certified prompted drawing will be sent to
each purchaser Of tickets.
0his lottery was established in 1S3a under a
charter prRuted by the Legislature of Kentucky,
for the benefit OF the University or paducab
Holders Of prizes are secured by ample bonds
deposited with the state by the lottery managers.
a similar scheme to this will be drawn the last
saturday Of each month in the future
The official drawings Of this lottery will be pub
islpd in the Louisville tuHrIef-Journat, New
York Herald aud New urk sun.
Prizes Payable in Full Without Deduction.
Address orders for tickets to
GEO. wTBSTER,
No II, Third st-eet, Louisville, Ky.
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$40 to 81. 900 invested in Wolf street
often leads TO a fortune. Pamphlet with OK
plantations and statistics of Railroads, Stocks,
Bonds. etc, with other valuable information,
mailed on receipt of 80 cents. Address Alex.
rockingham * Co, Bankers and Brokers, Il
Wall street, New York.
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Florn 81. nnnta. Mn.

DR. WtsHART, Philadelphia Dear sir-purJng
y visit to philadelphia SEINE three years ago, ! was
suffering from a severe coli, ana was induced 10
take q bott' e of yenr Pine Tree Tar Cordial. which
had the effect of caring me in n few days, / have
used y in my family ever since, and am Of the
opinion that it saved the life of my daughter, who
was suffering from o. severe and painful cough. II
the publication OF this will ne of any service. you
are W Liberty to use 10 Yours re pectfully,
JOiFN HoDNETr, 1T. Louis, Mo,
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AID the advancement in science, art
and civilization has not prevented children
from kicking holes through the toes Of their
shoes. Only SILVER TIPS prevent this.
Irr LErn,
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NBW BOOKS.

THE COMING WAVE. or. The Hidden
Treasure OF High Rock. 10 mo. Illus. 81 30.
sUsNY SHORES, or. Young America I'm
Italy and Austria, l5 mo-, Illus $50.
Either volume sent postpaid On receipt of the
price.
LEE \ SHEPARD. Pnblishnra. Boston.
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Jefferson county, Kansas, /
rne re,n. Real n.t.te Dlatr,butlon.

$146, 900 in gold, houses and lands in differ
ent portions Of the state, at Houston, Texas,
October %. Col. j. II. Foster, Manager, is
spoken Of in high terms by the press of Texas.
Only II 5000 tickets are issued, at "a each, and
the public may feel safe i'll investing IN it, as
ii is i'll the hands Of men who can be depended
upon. Communicate,
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PINPbEs, blotohes, and other insight.
ly eruptions Of the skin should be gotten rid
Of as quickly as possible. DIR. Wishart's Pine
Tree lar Cordial will remove all such things
by purifying the blood.-C0n.
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the mineral and alcoholic cure mongers
have so necessarily promised but have
never vet performed. Under thess9i
ctmstanees il is no wonder that This
medicine has taken precedence Apg oil
those burning fluids mis-oalled toniCs.
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WISHART''S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

II Ia now fifteen years since the attention of the
l. public WAS first called by DR.. La G WishRft
to this a ondeffdl remedy and Sc well has 10 stood
the test of time, that to-day 1t not only has the
confidence of the g rtife community. but Is mere
frequently prescribed by physicians in their pfac-
ttee than any other proprietary preparation in the
country, 1t is the v tai principal of the Pine Tree
obtained by q peculiar process in the distitiation of
the Tar. by which its highest medicinal properties
are retained. Fer the following complaints, In
iiRfnmation OF the lungs, coughs, sore throat and
breast. bronchitis, GensHinptuti. liver complaint,
weak stomach, disease OF the kidneyB, urinary
complaints, nervous debility, dyspepaia. and dis
eases arising FROM an Impure condition of the
blood. there fs no remedy in the world that has
zen used 50 successfully or gHH sheet such q nt,f1-
her Of marvellous cures. Tie ttliafn11g Will serve
to show the estlnlHtiott In Whirll this sovereign
ta hpff Nv those v no have utpf Iii
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one 90 Cent Bottle
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND
PREVENT THE SYSTEM AaATNSTBUDDEN
ATTACKS OF EPIDEMTCB AND CONTA
GIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED
IOLNES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF Is APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR ia
KEN INTERNALLY ACCORDING TO DI
RECTI0NS--PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
IMPORTANT Miners, Farmers and others re
siding In sp~Rraeiy-Rettied dIstrfetH, where Il liz dlth
cult to secure the services of q piysIclRn, A
WAYS RHADY RELIEF lie Invaluable. II can
De used with positive assurance of doing good in
al, cases where pain or discnm fort Is ex experienced;
or lfseized with Influenza, DiptheFiR, sore Throat
Bad Coughs, Hoarsensss, Bilious Cello, Inlam.
NATION Of The Bowels, Stomach, Lungs, Liver, Kid
neysi OR with Group, Qninsey, Fever and Akie; OF
with Neuralgia, Headache, Tic D1loFeuE, T0nth.
acne Earaches or with LumhaEo, Pain In the
Back or Rhenmat9sm; or with ptarrhUsH, Cholera
OF Bruisass or WITH Strains, Cramps OT spasns
The application ak RADWAYfA READY RE
LIEF VIII cure ven OF the worst OF these som
plalnts In o few hours,
Twenty drops In half d tnmbIar Of water will m
9 lew moments cure. CRAMPS, HpAaMs, SOUR
HEARTBURN, SICK HHADATHE
g~AAHN1lNA DYBMNTERY, Il WTND in
LIN byWE ELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS
.TFAvelera should always carry a bottle Of RAD
WAYS READ RELIEF with them, A lew drons
cnhnge of wAter, r. Is setter than French brandy
or tittefs Hs q stlmnlant.
sold by Druggists. Price so Cents,
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Fouaded pa RookI-The disappointed ad-
venturers who have ON time to time attempted
to run their worthless potions against Plantation
Bltters, vow that they cannot understand what
foundation there is for its amazing popularity
The explanation Is simple enough. The reputs-
ton Of the world.renowned tonic B founded upon
d rock, the Rock Of Experience.
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TH1RFERN out of forty-one American
Protestant Episcopal diooasea have
taken definite synodical aosion Ia favor
Of correcting The version of the Nicene
Greed so rs to make Is refer the pro-
cession Of the son enIy 10 the father.
This is a chief line OF division between
the Catholic and Greek churches.
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GREATNESS is like a laead coat from
Monmouth street, which fortune lends
us for q day to wear; ~to-naorrow puts Ii
on another's hack.-Ffeau
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LADIES, SAVE YOUR DRESSES!
Smiths instant press Elevator
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rnrar ana Arne. Chln reret. Rtc.

A few months after having commenced the
manufacture of Or. PietCe'R Golden Medical
Discovery, the proprietor began to receive
numerous letters from all parts of the western
and southern states bestowing the most I'M
bounded praise upon it for having promptly
cured the writer's or their friends OF fever and
su,e, or other forms of miasmatic. or maia-
rious diseases. lie was repeatedly urged TO
make known the wonderful virtues OF the Dis
covery in the cure of ague and kindred dis
eases. He always replied that it was not in
tended for a "cure all, " and should he recon-
mend it to people IA a remedy for so many diff
ferent forms and classes OF diseases, he feared
those who had never tested it's virtues would
MT once class it among the numerous hnmbugs
Of the day. This answer was satisfactory to
no one; they argued that the whole country
ought to know it at once, and expressed their
establishment at his Indifference TO the sub
iect. His ear and heart being at all times
open to the call Of suffering humanity, he has
at last, inter having received testimony from
hundreds who have been speedily cured by it,
and many of them after qrinia and all the
usual means had failed, consented TO make the
matter known.
NEWMAN, Jefferson county, Kansas,
January 6. 1873.
Or. p1ERcE-Having used q few bottles of
your Golden Medical Discovery, and believing
It to be The very best medicine for chills and
fever, I wish to buy il by the dozen; please give
me your price for it. REV. THos. ORIELbY.
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The Crucial Test of the value of n medicine
Is time, Does experience confirm the claims put
forth IN It's lavor at the UulsetY l., the grand uues.
tion. Apply this criterion, SO simple, yet so search.
Ing, TO 1arrant's Effervescett settler Aperient.
How has It worm What has hepn its hist1rv ?
How does 1t stand to dayY
TAARANT'S shLTHER ApHRTENT
T. = household name throughout the United states.
- is administered MS p specific. ana with success,
n dyspepsia, sick headache nervous debit ty,
liver complaint. bilious remittentK, bowel corn.
plants Especially constipation rheHnlatism,
gout, gravel, nausea. the complaints peculiar 10
the maternal sex, aud all typos Of inflammation.
80 mild Is 1t in lts operation thai It can be given
with perfect safety 10 the f~eetitist child: and 40
agreeable ls u 10 the taste. SO refreshing to the pal.
ale, that children never refuse 10 ia cit, For sale
by all druggists.
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The Georgia grange claims that iia
DIRECT trade union will have shipped
400, 600 bales III notson from Savannah
to Liverpool w October.
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Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. An

Go 10 Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, nj.
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INIT 04fsy Making E-naptaYRaWaRt. Best ever
AVA offered. Address Nj IN. DWELL. Erie, Pa
@E9@Qn per day at home. Terms free. Address
Gro sTrNsoN q to-, pBFtta I'D Maine.
0HO zach Week. Agents wanted. Particu
eR . a lars tree. J. Il &c., st Louis, no
WANTED-YounS men TO learn telegraph opera.
ting for permanent positions ct RAILROAD stations.
ANS Pacific Telegraph Co, box Memphis Tenn.
A 9ENTs WATTEn-Men and women. $50 a
IA week or sin forfeited The sec 4 FREE Write
nc once to OWEN q CO, eth street, Rev York.
COG PER OAK commission or sau a week
BGO salary, aud EXPENSES We rita viii
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