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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-22


A CAPITAL FABLE.-The hopelessness
Of accomplishing anything without
"pluck" is illustrated by an old East
India Fable. A mouse that dwelt near
the abode of great magician was
kept in such constant distress by it's
fears of Q cat, that the magician, tax.
ing pity on it. turned it into a cat it.
self Immediately it began to suffer
from the fear Of a dog, so the magician
turned it into dog. Then it began to
suffer from the fear Of q tiger, and the
magician, in disgust, said:
"Be . mouse again. Az you have
only the heart Of q mouse, it is impos.
sible to help you by giving you the
body Of noble animal"
And the poor creature again became
. mouse. It is the same with mouse.
hearted man. He msy be clothed with
the powers and placed in the position
Of brave men, but he will always act
like . mouse; and public opinion is as
ually the great magician that finally
says to such person:
''4o back to your 0bscurity again.
You have only the heart Of . mouse,
and it il useless to try to make . lion
ont Of you.
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tious az porridge really well made:
A common mistake in the making Of
porridge must also here be noticed, as
tending much to the deterioration OF
Its quality, the adding Of meal by de-
|grees whilst, the boiling goes on, until
/ the proper thickness is acquired; the
result being that part Of the meal is
imperfectly boiled. The cook ought
to know the proper proportions Of
meal and water-knowledge not very
difficult to acquire-and mix them at
once. so that all the meal may be equal
|ly we'll boiled. But tits to be observed
that the water must be boiling before
the meal is put in, which is not to be
introduced in mass, but, as it were,
strained through the fingers, handful
by handful, as quickly as possible.
Whey is sometimes used, instead OF
water, for the making Of oatmeal por.
ridge, and affords a very agreeable va.
riety to those in the habit Of using
porridge every day. Milk porridge is
another variety esteemed as an especial
luxury by the Scottish peasantry, and
is certainly both very agreeable and
very nutritious article of food.
Whether fine oatmeal or coarse oat.
meal should be used for the making OF
porrdge is merely matter Of taste.
The most hastily prepared and i'm
perfectly boiled porridge is very supe'
rior to brose, yet brose is form in
which oatmeal has long been very gen.
orally used, at least in Scotland, and is
still used by many of the agricultural
laborers. 1t is made by merely pour.
ing boiling water upon oatmeal and
stirring it about. The result is a coarse,
pasty mass, with numerous knots i'm.
bedded in it, of oatmeal almost raw;
very coarse kind of food, on which,
however, with the addition Of milk
many farm loborers mainly subsist, Of
ten using it as their only article OF di'
ct three times day
Oatmeal is made into bread by be.
ing merely mixed with water, kneaded
and rolled out, by a wooden roller, into
thin cakes, which are baked on an iron
plate (Scottice, girdie), suspended
over fire. Sometimes oatcakes are
made with hot water and sometimes
with cold water; but those made with
hot water are tougher than those made
with cold water; which, if otherwise
well made. are preferable. Much, how
ever. depends on the kneading, and the
question: as she a good baker"-
meaning a good baker of oatmeal
used 10 be a common one before the en-.
gagement Of domestic servant in
some parts of Scotland
Oa,-cake can hardly bc made too
thin: the ihinnest oat cake is almost
certainly the best. Oai-cake soon los
cs lis agreeable character hy imbibing
water from the atmosphere; but il
placed before the fire till dried, and
cooled, i, becomes almost IS good as
when newly made. With butter, or
with cheese. it is most agreeable ar
ticlc Of food Food journal
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IDAHO WORLD.


-
Don lie survive the touch Of Dsethi
DoaAh'e hand alone the secret holds.
which - 20 cash ono he un1olds.
We proos 10 know with bate6 breath.
A whisper there. whisper here.
Confirms that huperto which W cling;
6ut atill No groap q anything.
And sometimes hope and sometimes Sear.
Some whisper that the dead We knew
Hover around 10 while We pray.
Anxious 70 speak. We cannot cay:
We only wish i may b true.
know s&oic Who has thought.
.sAs healthy blood lows through his veins.
And Joy his present life sustaina.
And Ill this good hes come unsought.
s.For more no cannot rightly pray.
Iife may extend. or life may cease:
"a bides the issue. sure Of peace.
Sure Of the best In Gods own way.
.sperfection vaits the race Of man:
T. working out this great design.
God cuts ~ or We must resign
To be the refuse Of His plan"
But I. for ono. feel no such peace:
Idare 10 think have in me
That which Ind better never Be,
II lost before Il can increase.
And OIL the ruined piles Of mind.
Daily discovered everywhere.
Built but 70 cruDble In despairf-
Idaro not think Him % unkind.
The rudest workman would not ding
Tho fragments OF his work away.
II every useless bit OF clay
He trod on were . sentient thing.
And does tho Wisest Worker take
Quick human hearts. instead OF stone.
And hew and carve them one BY one.
Nor hesd the pangs with which they breaks
And more: II but Creations waste.
Would He have given us sense to yeArn
For tho perfection mono can earn
And hope the fuller life 10 tastei
think, II We must cease to be.
Il II . cruelty refined.
To make the instincts Of our mind
Stretch out toward eternity.
Wherefore welcome natures cry,
A. earnest Of life again.
Where thought shall never be In vain.
And doubt before the light shall dy.
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him says: I'm manner he is very mod
est and unassuming, apparently not
wishing to pass himself off upon the
public for more than he is worth. -.
GALAXY. 81.
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TRIMS aroused HE wife from q sound
sleep tho other night, saying be had
oeen ! gost II ~ shape Of N az. "Oh,
~ mo sleep, was the reply Of the irate
dana "and don't = frightened q your
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JrpsiNc From ArPEARANcE.-A good
story is told in illustration Of the folly
of Judging from appearances. A per
son dressed in a suit of homespnn
clothes, stepped into house in city
on some business, where several ladies
were assembled in an inner room
One of the company remarked in low
tone that a conntryman was in wait
ing, and agreed to have some fun. The
following dialogue ensued.
you are from the country, sup
poser"
ayes, / am from the country"
"Well, sir, what do you think of the
city,"
at has got tarnal sight Of houses
in it,"
81 expect there are great many Ia
dies where you came from"
ooh. yes, a wondy sight; jist for all
the world like them," pointing to the
ladies'.
"And you are quite. beau among
them, no doubt"
Eyes, beaus 'em to meeting and
about"
maybe the gentleman will take a
glass Of wine," said one of the compa-
ny.
II thankee; don't care if I do"
But you must drink toast"
II eats the toast what Aunt Debby
makes, but as to drinking, never seed
the like"
What was the surprise of the COM
pany to hear the stranger speak as
follows: assA d 50 q ss#aa .af
Ladies' and gentlemen, permit me
to wish you health and happiness, with
every other blessing earth can afford,
and l advise you to bear in mind that
we are often deceived by appearances.
You mistook me by dress for . country
BOBBY; /, from the same cause, thought
these men were gentlemen. The de-
|ception was mutual. wish you good
evening"
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w VIC SlS0s oCbCSoC, "uooC tuauIIc III
later years rightfully fell on the shoul.
dcrs Of Sivori.
At eighteen months he would play
on two sticks to represent violin, and
hum a melody of his own; and before
he was two, hearing a band in the
street, he managed to get out of the
house and followed the music several
miles, and teascd SO much shortly af.
ter for a violin, that his father had to
get one for him. At four he could play
anything he heard sung, and had be.
come the pet Of the whole city, inclu.
ding the Queen, who often gave him
presents. He would never go to church,
or anywhere else, unless there was go.
ing to BIO music, and then no persuasion
would keep him away. When he was
six Paganini returned to the city, and
sent for him, and on hearing him play
gave him lessons for two months, when
he was able to perform concertos in
public. At ten he played at the Con-
servatoire in Paris, and went from
thence to London. When he was
twenty-three Paganini, then sick unto
death, gave him his favorite violin, cay.
ing, "You will be the only survivor Of
my manner Six years later he came
TO this country, and critic who saw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-02

ing ct I'VE p. NJ ~ 20K. Oonsols closed at s2h for
money and OK OAK for the account; old 1855,
lO7X; '67's, 1884; ten-forties, 1864 1867; new
ives 104x The rate of discount In the open
market for three months bills was az per cent,
or Y per cent below the bank rate.
THE CONTINENTAL MARKRTs
were frm American securities at Amsterdam
being quoted as i0ll0ws:-Uni0n Pacific nrst mort
gage bonds, Is; Union Pacific stock, "a; North.
western preferred, 63h; st. Paul preferred 81;
Erie 2sx. Rentes at Paris were frmer ut 80
francs 70 centtmes. and at Frankfort fve.twenties
Of 1862 easier at FIX.
STOCKS WERE WEAK,
partly upon reazations and partly in conse.
ouence OF the absence OF that support which
the market gains rom the presence OF
the class OF investors who were engaged
in collecting their July dividends and interest
and further because Of reazations always
customary on the eve OF a holiday. The market
was likewise hammered through Erie by the story
OF the default in the Atlantic and Great Western
interest on bonds due to-day, as well as reports OF
new suit against Erie. Respecting the latter the
nature OF the suit will be found explained In an
other column. Onicias Of the company state that
it rests wholly on false issues or issues that have
been previously disposed OF or upon action taken
under the advice OF eminent counsel. Early in the
day the market registered q decline OF u to Y per
cent, with the principal dealings IN the stocks
noted as most active Tor some days. In the alter
noon there was recovery In prices ranging from
u to u per cent, which was mostly lost, however,
before the close upon sudden drop in Erie from
SO to 81. The total sales OF the day were 1873 900
shares distributed as shown In the subj0ined Ia
hin UtvtnC.-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON July l. 1874
mddHns ice Nst recspts Is Saies sales. isij SOCK.
actual count 10, l62
Cotton quiet; middng, ley.c.; low mddling, lhAc; !;
Ssss gross M Sales s0 last evening SSs
os cso1 qVs and Is s9ss& M
Cotton dull and nomina mid ding se ' Sey rseslss
stock, II, SIS
Cotton dull middling lsc, l6,lc Net receipts, los
bales. Sales, $50. stock, 984a
Spirit. of ssadt s koa Jsy
r Ur fellow de ana = or ssaay 90 tor nara
Flour steady and unchanged .. Ssysss S SS Il ;
tor No. spring amber xintos IS Is for white
M
a' ss =: So
iaa5s1 !. M Il. Sg Gaa :sS s5s
ss to - Ss ssv Y Sr1 RsrOsd 70 Boz:
ssh @ s Wheat aS feet
90 corn .n , .s ss' ,.
a
s bushels 6sns DO oats
&c suet sses @
81 On snss ys's ':!s1ns 8 Ssss; s
only sale reported was LOO bushels Of Milwaukee No.
;Gias y
bushels No westsra at Csc; quoted at e6c &c Oats
no,nnaDy 81 10. Barley malt firm; Canada 81 30 ";
Western, 81 80 81 3D. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, July I, 1874
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat dull and lower at
81 ls 81 !9l6 for No spring; 81 I6 for No. do,
81 lo reisSied, 81 Cora in iair demand, weak aud
Sc, August high nike $3.50 59c rejected 55c ear,
6Oc dull and lower at 42c. for No. Z cash 4Dic.,
August; rejected, 4lc Rye dull nominal Barley
july; &c., dun and nominal Pork in good demand
Ike. cash or july HE. August Bulk meats
steady and unchanged Whskey-No sales sac.
bm 9iHc. asked. Frcishts active and higher;
corn to Buffalo, &c.; 70 Kingston, 7xc. In open
81 To- August Corn hrmer 1T b9Ac.. spot 5Jc., July;
6sAc August Receipts-7ooO bols flour, l2 90 bushels
wheat 81, 90 do aid 46 000 do Shipments
1909 bDs -four. 81 900 bushels wheat, 272 do. corn.
s., 900 do. oats. LOCO do rye and .0U0 do barley
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THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICE
INVESTMENT SECURITIES

INVESTMENT SECURITIES
were generally quiet as is usual in the distrac-
ton 0ccasioned by cashing coupons at that date
but in respect to railway mortgages and bank
shares were steady. The transactions in State
bonds footed up $25.OOO. Missouri skies brought
94h; Tennessee old and new, ex coupon, so a COX,
and new series, 59H, ex interest. sale OF Vir-
ginia deferred was reported at IL.
GOVERNMENTS
were flrm closing at the following prices:-
United States currency skies, 115X 116; do. do,
1881, registered, 118 III; do. do, do, coupons
117as 1ls, ex interest; do. nve-twenlles, 1852,
registered, 11s'la 114x; do. do, do. coupons,
1l3A a 114k; do. do, 1864 registered, 1l6
116h; 90. do, do, coupons 116h III; do. do,
1855, registered 116 116h; 40. do. do, coupons,
117H 117X; do. do, 1866, new, registered, 1l6 q
1l6h; do. do. do coupons, l1ex III, ex inter-
est; do. do. 1857 registered, 1te 1le1z; do. do,
DO, coupons, 117K 117A, ex interest; do DO,
1868, registered, 11eH a NIX; do. do, do. cou-
pons, 1l8A l17H, ex interest; do ten-fortes
registered 1131s 1l3a4; do do, coupons 1l3X
1874; do hves 1881, registered, 1881 ia;
do do, do, coupons, 1884 ia.
MEMORANDA.
The following names are stated to have been re-
ceived from London as the choice OF the stock
holders there for the new direction in Erie:-
John King. Vice President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad; Thomas A. Scott. President OF The
OF Congress rom ono; H. G. stebbins. President
OF the Park commissioners; II Suyoam Grant, or
1n ns 1aat and WlSam ,naes nmnc nooerS
The statement OF the public debt to date, which
will be found elsewhere, shows decrease Of over
81, 900, 600 during the past month.
sAIrs At THE NEW YORK STonK EYcHANar
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$4,000 Alb 4 Sus I'd b c
NOU Mich Cen SIS. b c
1000 Nor 4 Es rs. ~.
5000 q Pac z BIDS. Xxi
l0JW do. ........ be
1000 I'm Pac RR lst...
5000 Tn Pac los. in...
6uM CT West I'd m. -.
5000 p, IT w d 9 3D..
20OO West I'm Tel bds...
100 .. U, Z a l LIST :.
20OO G 4 r | a Pac rs
10 shs Ninth \ Blk. be
300 West On Tel. b C IS
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quiet Tonnage for charter was in active request par
s pscsun We're o5,sa Ss Ge az about Ssas
steam bushels q s a and by .. p
Sushes Of nhds OF sobacco at U.s. sa no TO
xnsSsIp y steam, oSaes o' q IS: 70
Brig erSss
en- Ssass : se
isssn das"sss ORDERS s. v'S $40
e. ss1f wita
s. sas ~S Sa. a.
tsr A. hence same yoysgs and Italian bark
Ss:n cOnsssasl ' poes Win 4 800
S sasao% w S SS
refined petroleum ut 5 privilege extending 10 the Con
. ( sts:a IS ssa s1
With q hs ao ds S4S.
;a S q al
w fds
do cs%sd sso dug mu ana mnsd le a
s ss s o RSasa RSs s
NAVAL sIoa.s-on Change to-day the market for
:Rss rrRsaR ass bat s0sss .SsH; 81
!: s
s 81 Ss = e % Tar quiet 20 Sb
ssa 4 he ss ss:s Es qp
SS .s ana so w ss E ssd
Sus end
was :p as Or and on n%H a.aas. I'd a
S uSsa =. aus anS nc y s. %
ils ReuseyILe 81 Pesgoleam Centre, 81 10; Tidlouts
i. rTsf g HH1sf line &C. at wells ~
IS 80 sb s
Kegs, The market for mess pork was hrmer, under
.s s'%sfc SsSsiy siy,e q
s sS s q p sns %sss as az ssS s
scarcely firm and the market was very quiet quoted
5 &c r SdS Sr the VIII ssH ssss,
lots % psckases at prices within the range al 50
s.. mss. Dss prime FL 81 70, s sssa
y 2 India India Beet f hams sns s S extra sps
csSs I oq Of D
%s saoksd Ha%: ' iss saisa
;SouSss. - Sss bellies S aH
in ~ western and s sf
"; asms. Closing g iss SPOT sales 70 iorsss spot
August lis: ana sS d i.S
ss With At s as Ira vi; IN
per To-, and 200 terces Of No At i03sc I01sc per ID
@ s % Has Se
s S Ss9 at :S Msss
pending The stock this date embraces Ola hhds.
81 boxes 1888 bags and l46s hhi melado Refined
WAS steady and In fair request, quoted at ioc, =
io,sc TOR standard a A.; io9ac TOR granuated oe.o
Caba.Relining inferior To- common ,7c a 7Hc;
gerry, fair 70 good SIC; s5c prime to choice.
Sssc cenrliugal hhds and boxes Nos. to IS she q
sAc Glayed-Boxss, Dutch standard, Nos. to O. &c
7%c: do 10 to - &c. SIC. do, Ii to l5 SAC 9ac.;
do 10 to lsc.. s1sc aoc. do 10 70 iOlac lOfc
white PIC. l0hc Porto kico-Relmne, common to
B Brazil standard Nos to u Java
rior and extra superior. 7c. q Ike.
RIck-The distributing business has been fair today
on the basis of steady prices. The sales aggregate 40
tierces Of Carolina. at from aAc SIC. per h. and 2O
bags OF Rango0n at 61sc. O 6a4c. per III.
STEARINk.-rhe market was hrmer; sales l2O terces
Western at l3,tc per h.
TALON quiet ana the market easier. We noto
sales 81 30 hhds OF city st sa per lh and $4,000 Of
WHIsKRX-Receipts ass bbls. There was a moderate
business reported at steady gures sales 0O bbls ali at
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net profit in favor OF circulation OF over
$4,000 or dividend OF three per cent on its
capital.
The point open to attack in this exhibit is, OF
course, the claim Of per cent. interest upon cir
culation when the interest falls to and per
cent, as at the present timc ana remains at that
figure for months. But the answer to this ia that
the circulation being retired and the bonds sold
In the current market, while the amount received
counting the 10 per cent margin in the circulation
permitted, as well as the premium on the bonds
would 0fler la ger amount OF loanable funds vet
as these would only earn the current rate there
would be q greater loss In proportion as the cur
rent rate fell below per cent, inasmuch as the
higher government interest, per cent in gold In
the calculation above, would be lost upon the
capital invested In government bonds. AS Tor in
stance, under the operation OF the present national
bank system bank with 81. 900 capital has with
money at per cent interest 100000 of its capt.
tai at per cent, and on $500, 900 circulation at
per cent; but surrendering its circulation and
selling Its bonds. can earn only per cent interest
on $1,o26,Ooo. So much for the national bank
monopoly and in favor Of tree banking.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has called upon
the national banks Tor q statement OF their condi
ton on June 20. This Is doubtless In connection
with the required per cent reserve to be sent to
Washington, previously called Tor. The remittance
OF that amount Is SAID to be steadily going on, and
Is without disturbance IN the money Market
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
ruled quiet and firm on the basis OF ASK and
4.9l asking rates, for sixty days and short SIGHT
sterling respectively, and selling rates 4s7L
ass Ior sixty days and 400 4.90h for sight Com.
mercial bills continue scarce Continental ex.
change ruled also quiet and firm. Reichmarks
oS and o6T; cables, OH; prime Paris $40 and
6.l3X. The specie engagements Tor to-morroy,s
steamer are stated at $25O,0oO.
GOLD DECLINED
to-day In the face Of the heavy disbursements on
account OF July interest, amounting to nearly
$60OO,O00, rs already stated. The Sub-Treasurer
also paid out $4,000 in redemption OF fve-
twenties. The opening figure Of the premium was
1l0X, from which 1t declined to 1lOs, closing at
I1ox. The loanng rates were 2, III and per
cent Tor carrying and nat. The customs receipts
to-day were $25s,oo0 The operations of the Gold
Exchange Bank were as follows Gold balances,
s26l8,3S5; currency balances So, 500, 059; gross
cearances, $50, 10000.
THE LONDON MARKET
showed an easier feeling In consos With American
securities quiet and stead y Erie showed excep-
"ohai animation and a stronger tone, notwith-
stanuihP The default In the interest on Atlantic
Ahd Great western first mortgage consolidated
bonds the opening price was 2oIa n 2ptS, from
winch 1t advanced at three r. M to 2os< 80 clos
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GENERAL PARTNER IN A downtown MER.
business: wanted with rom 70 siS TO t tass the
Gafe q C%shToS Is" sro nS Is'f'ns Apply to
A N OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT FOR SALE
"A bargain, 70 satisfy a chattel mortgage. near
fsn ana streets small capital re-
w. - ''A' J. RoMAlsE BROWN, 1880 Broadway
A LEAsE. 81 YEAas, At 5000 YkARLY
Ean miles e NEW Tor good
.s sbS
Hard so ano Bathing
ne ops Sy
oe esysS psT ai Or ss
Tor une for any man; or will sell tor cash for $o00
'-' PHAI6N SLOAN 81 East Seventeenth street.
CARrENTERs AND BUILDERS
lished Carpenter ana Budins Businesses in the United
states which ! will prove to any one who has the
nsr 1as toy buyer %s s s.:s paying
tInS requisite 70 DO business wiihSorse, wagon har.
s s az
%ao Ss
chance for a man who il not mechanic and wishes a
sSSa
f. e. pysf Is Sa al sna
longer vill sell the whole business with good will and
ss@a viii pay no attention to answers unless accom- n
with ull name, address ana reference. Adj
dress for two days, appointing meeting, z. r.,
station ID.
L,RoM ONE TO TEN PERSONS, WITH FROM $1,000
II to $25O 600 capital wanted to interest themselves in
coal mining business camel 'splint" and buminous
Goals; mines located upon navigabe river and upon
railroad with all facilities tor shipping cheap the
adjoining Welding from 275 70 400 tons daily,
with sale all they can mine at profits from 81 20 To
81 30 per clear For further Information address q.
VICTOR POWELL, box 657l New York Post office.
DACES AT LONG BRANCH WANTED, A GENTLE
III with $l,UO TO ioin the advertiser in making
book each event. on the course after the English
tomorrow morning, BoOkMAkER, Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
CMALL OR LARGE SUNS OF MONEY CAN BE IN
- vested safely in Puts and Calls than any busi
Full Information TUMBRIDGE a CO.. Brokers,
No. 2 wall street, New York.
CPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A DRUGGIST TO
> establish business In connection with well paying
soda and confectionery store best location In the city
Inquire ~ 81 Ninth street, In basement
VNrANTED--A PARTNER, WITH $4,000 IN ESTAB-
w Nshcd Shoe manufacturing business, silent or ac-
uve man of uudoubted integrity no others need an
swer. Address MANUFACTURES, Herald Office
VvANTED-A PARTNER IN A FULLY WATERED
w and splendid Property Long Island already well
developed and needing very little more TO make u one oil
the most attractive places the Island desires part
ner il is convenient to He'll Gate Address CHlrF EE
w. b. box Isl Herald office.
yxvANTED-A PARTNER WITH Dash CAPITAL
w from $1,000 to S2l0p In the building business. ex
clusvely tenement houses. Address BUILDER, Brook
lyn Post ONCE.
vUANTED-A YOUNG MAN With 500. TO TAKE
w charge OF light businossi safe salary go weeGly
A Ia