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CHAPTER II.

As usual, the second edition Of this outrage"
was made the special order at justice court.
Our friend Lockwood was chosen as the one to
administer to the wronged and insulted virgins.
Tom Bowen represented the people, and George
Washington W. Blake the defense. After the
hearing of several witnesses the pleadings given
fguratiyely by our reporter and the opinions OF
the court were gone through with, after which
all departed.
We give the narrowing addresses as near as
we can recolect them, together with the finding
OF His Honor
Plea for the people by Mr.. Bowen, assistant
states attorney, delivered settng)
May il please tie Court
This seems to be a violent criminal prosecu-
ton, brought by colored sister, wife of a voter,
under which the prosecution seems to claim
that violent injury was sustained, not by the
prosecutrix but the person of the state Of Hi
nois.
Your Honor, therefore, on the outset will OBJ
serve that, although the prosecutrix appears
here as a witness in this case, the prosecuting
witness has no interest in the cause. That point
therefore, is disposed Of with the motive that
induces man or woman to willful perjury through
the hone of personal gain. To all intents and
purposes we must recognize the state OF Illinois
in this cause as a person actually disturbed, not
SO much in the possession of its territory as the
peace which violent r. X. orators and incendi.
airy spirits rouse up by infamatory demagoguical
harrangues. The main question, therefore, is
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Celhtalsr A.InSIn ne

burns satrhcum, ear.dche &C., upon the human frame
and strains SPAWN CALLS &C. upon animals In one year
than have all other pretended emedcG since the world be-
gan. Its coUnterrritant an all healing pain relieyer
Crippes away their crutches, the lame walk poison
Gus bites are and the wounded areheaed
without scar. 1t is humbug. The recipe Is published
each bottle. Its selling no article ever before
Sold and 1t sells because 1t does just what petends to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or swelling
deserve suffer If they will not CentanT Lhimen
More than 900 certificates OF remarkable cures including
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism, govt runnln. tumois
&C. have been received. We will send circular containing
CERTIFICATES the recipe &C.. gratis to requesting IT,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Cantau lnments worth
one hundred dollars for spawned sweened horses and
mules or In sheep. Stockowners, this lin
lment Is worth you: attention No family should be with
Ccntau Lutnment. Sold by all druggists SOC per bottle
arge bottles ST. j. T. RosR Co.. SO Broadway New York
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HELP FOR THE HOPELEss.-You are weak, de
jected, miserable, aud nothing does you any good,
you say. Don't despair. There is balm in Giload,
Have you tried Vinegar Bitters? No! Then why
don't you? Do not insist that such thing as n
rth elixir is impossible before you have tested
the properties Of this marvellous Vegetable Re
storativc. Whether your complaint be dyspcp-
STA, biliousncss, nervous weakness, constitutional
debility, or any other trouble, Vinegar Btters
will revive and renovatc your shattered system,
as genial rain retreshes the withercd flowers.
Oct. 10Th. 4w
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Mr. Yentzer the popular merchant tailor in
Cbeever' Block, is enjoying larger trade than
ever before. In addition to his being one of the
best cutters and filters in the west he is Offering
a new thing in his garments. tits a patent stay
for pantaloon bottoms, which causes the pants to
fit a boot or shoe to perfection. He has received
letters patent upon his invention, and all III need
of goods in his line will find ii to their advan-
tage to deal with him, thus getting the benefit OF
his invention. 1t il in use in several frst-cass
timonials shown us, we are convinced that il
just fills the want long needed in the trade for
which il was patented.
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Buns, fresh from the furnace, a. Piergue's.
Great Bargains in All Wool F!anneIs.

Scott, Bros. " Co., will place on sale a full line
of all rcool dH,'els at the very low price of 35 cts
per yard acOrth 80 cts Also lot of linseys al
1919 cts. north % cts. Call early and secure q
bargain as the above goods will only be on our
counters few days. We bought the entire line
at sacrifice, hence will not be able to duplicate
the goods this season again.
Bargains in dress goods, 1cateproQ' and cloths
of all kinds. Blankets, &C., and another invoice
of ready made cloaks received by Scott, Bro. IL
Co.
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The attention OF the voters of the county is
called to the fact that the books for registration
are open, and it is necessary for all legal voters
to have their names inscribed thereon before
they close By attending to your duty at once
you can avoid considerable c",in9 on election
day
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SPREAD HIMsELF.-Fred Dalton, Of the St,eator
Monitor, has, since his quasi desertion of the
raiical party, found it necessary to enlarge his
paper. We extend our strong right hand Of vel
come to his sheet and wish him all manner OF
success. When man is honest enough to give
up" a radical postofiicc and then endorse white
mans ticket he is deserving of liberal support
Fred, shake.
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Fresh bread, cakes and pies. at Piergue's.

PERsoNAL-We acknowledge with peculiar
pleasure a call Mt our sanctum few days ago
from that prince of gentlemen, Charles Todd
ESQ, OF St Louis. Mr.. r. was formerly Il resi-,
dent of this city, and still retains here an army
of devoted personal friends.
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Attention, Firemen!

All members Of the Niagara Fire Company are
requested to meet at the engine house on Tues
day evening ut : clock sharp.
BY order of Foreman.
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An Explanation.

IL has been matter OF comment, the beauti-
| fully arranged room of Hull d Barrels, and the
popular conundrum now is how can they sell
goods ut such popular prices and live. The md
die solves itself. 1t is by populay prices and a
gcntlemanly business department on part Of the
proprietors, that they are rapidly gaining for
them the leading position of matters and furrers
III is gratifying to observe with what success
this iirm Is being rewarded. Gentlemen in the
iui!est sense OF the word, and the possessors OF
one OF the finest stocks of goods we ever saw,
they are DESTROYS Of having the public call and
inspect them.
Fonr bales Of Buffalo robes brought direct
from the Usage Indian country, have been opened
out during The past week Having been pur-
chased from first hands they are enabled to offer
extra Inducements in them. Another feature OF
this branch Of their trade is their large and well
selected stock Of lap robes and fancy blankets.
selected with an eye to suitiny their customers
and at low prices, and they feel confident that
they can successfully compete with any rival.
In hats caps aud furs, this Establishments too
well known to need any pufl from US.
knowing as our community does, that George
and Bart have the most stylish goods in the mar
ket and the greatest assortment of them, it is
but natural that when anything in their line is
needed people call upon Hull IL Bartels for it,
and after purchasing, never regret their choice.
For facts and figures goods and prices to sub.
stantiatc any assertion we have made the public
are respectfully referred to the establishment in
question.
They make no charge for showing goods, nor
do they growl about it either. Drop in and see
the entcrprisng firm and they will do you the
honors.
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Another "sociable" was held on Tuesday even
ing on the north side Of the raging ditch by
Barney Campbell VS.. Jack Armour and was red
hot. No cards
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In addition to the evening class at the Te,e-
graph Institute day class is receiving instruc-
tons. Apply early.
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HOME MATTERS.

Look out for Hull & Bares' opening about
Nov LET
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A Sabbath school concert will be given by the
Deer Park Baptist Sunday School, at their
church tomorrow evening, Oct 18th, All are
cordially invited.
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The place to get cheap flour is at Woods Eagle
Mills
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Aarr[eD.

On the ith inst by Arthur Lockwood ESQ, MIR. GEORGE
ANDERSON 10 Miss j LiA TALD, both OF Mission.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr. HENRY l., LOCK
WOOD. OF Wallace, 10 Miss ELlZABETH RYAN. OF South
Ottawa.
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Ottawa Telegraph Institute is the best school
in the west. Spend the winter there.
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NvO'EICE:.--EsTATR ~ ABnIE GALLOWAY, Dko D.
y Notice Is norcy given. that the under signed, Auilas
traitor withs copy 1t the will annexed, OF the estate Oh Az
he Galloway TAI. ur the county of La sale and state OF
l o eccscd Wiz appear before the County Court OF sau
county the r,Td Monday beng the 18th dayl OF Jahua
nv 1875 AT the Court House IN Ottawa in said county Wci
and where all uaT.Ons having claims or demands nga
said estats notified 10 attend aud present the same u
writing Tor adjustment
Dated tbs l,th dsY OF October =. T. 1871.
CHARLES L. lJOFFMANN,
0c'sif~ Admlnstratsf.
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OPINION OF THE COURT.
Lockwood, c. j. lin tears.)


This unfortunate domestic wrangle seems to
have originated in the desire of colored citizen,
the wife, sister, daughter and mother OF several
colcred voters, to have her teeth extracted, pull
liter dente, and the desire of another Of her race,
also wife, mother, sister and daughter etc, to
become the dentist. Now, in the rstplace, this
court takes judicial cognizance Of the fact that
such an operation has its paroXysmas manifesto
tons. | am inclined to believe, that if the de-
fendant inclined 10 deny tie fact, that she should
have pleaded non est tfetg1,, and should not have
attempted to deceive this court into the belief
that they were pulled out easily" mo!'pwLR
gently And here am reminded Of the fact,
and the court viii take judicial cOgnizancc of its
own experience, that Of all the tortures 10 which
human kind has ever been subjected, that o! pull.
Ing teeth BY slow process is the most disagree
able. 1t therefore does not lie in the mouth Of
the defense TO claim that she persuaded these
teeth to leave their accustomed sockets gently.
As to the hair, none has been produced here,
and the best evidence the corpus d,lctj Of so bar
barous a practice, only suited to the lowest
tastes OF Indian sagacity, is missing. As TO the
hair, therefore, t,lis court finds defendant no,
guilty and the prosecuting witness guilty As
TO the teeth, this court is not so clear. No eyi
dence has been introduced TO show their state Of
preservation at the time OF their loss, and the
court believes that mayhem" would have been
the proper charge.
These errors are vital; the arguments Of coun.
sci eloquent Between the two this court feels
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Look out for Hull & Barrels opening about
Nov. 1st.
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Look out for Hull & Bartels' opening about
Nov. lst.
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fore the cold weather sets in and save q heavy
doctors bill. Child & Phipps' have them.
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The largest stock Of boots and shoes at price.
the lowest at Child {; Phipps'.
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For sALE.-A frst-class livery stable, yell
stocked with horses and carriages and doing as
good business as any stable ip Ottawa For
further particulars, terms, &c, apply TO Mrs. J.
D. Rhodes, Ottawa, III.
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Ladies heavy pegged winter shoes cheap, at
Child 4 Phipps.
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CASTOIsIA Is more than substitute for Castor
OIL II the Only safe article IN existence which IL certain
assmilate food regulate the bowels windcolic
and produce natural sleep. II contains neither minerals
morphine alcohol and IL pleasant to take. Children
need net cry, and mothers may rest. octi-ly-5thp
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Look out for Hull & Barrels opening about
Nov 1st
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ID. HOLLECKER n co.,


IrCI'ION sSAlLIS.-At the farm oil tue SUP
scfIher one mile OF the fair srounds. near otta
Ottawa will sell the following Described properly 10 ho
highest bidder the terms stated below on lhursahS
Oct ~ ~: Seventeen head OF horses consisting o! lour
work horses four year old colts three wear od colts
NO yenr old colts md year Old colts one young
Durham ball G cows two and year old steers ten year
lings and two calves Also. covered double carrsge
nearly new with uIle shat and side lanterns one singe
buggy two firn wagons. three sets double harness, mar
rows powp cutvators, ard other farm lnpienents also
set Of mining tools for quHrryiog. &C. . 49, ,u.-, t.,
TERMS or PWChHsCs 81 less man - 10 pc chs III
hand ior thnt amount ana over credit of months
he pnrchascr giving note with approved security. without
int rest II paid when due II not paid when due ten pes 81
interest from date dsruuit Of ter per 'Si tnt CASH An
rouey rot paid the hac 90 I've reSoG at the expense
Of tie dU:aultiug pure lasz.
''' W '0''''' "' THOMAS BASsNErr.
rp-Eprr WATTS AuIf.orcnr oCt2i
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GALE OF REAL EcSs-TAI' Ely 'ir'ae
- Of order and decree oil the County Court - cham
pRlgn county Illinois, made the pe'itiOn OF tie under
signed, Thomas Thompson, late surviving administrator OF
the estate Of Thomas J. Thompson deceased or leave 20
sell tie real estate OF said deceased At the September Term
D. 1874 Of said court, TO wit: the 9Th % october ~,
tha the Sh day ofNoycmber next bstWen vac hours
u ten o'clock IN the forenoon and four Oock IN we er
Of said day. sell at public sale ST the Court door
In Ottawa III In La Sale county the ral estate described
as follows, 10 witt Lots seven and esh 10 boeA one IN
Crotfys ID Addition the town Of CTotty also, out lot
No one In Croty's "a Addition 10 the town OF Crottys al
Outlo No 30 OF UudeThs outlots % tue town OF Crot
~ the portion the south quarter OF section
~ town g. range east "a T. VI. In Ia sale county, III
the following terms. 20 wits Twenty percent OF the
purchase price cash In hand aud the balance in two equal
payments on and twelve months time With 10 cent
Interest on deferred payments, the purchaser TO give APP
proved security aad mortgage the premises sold 10
cure the payment deferred payments q the purchase
money.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Thomas
octLl J. Thompson, deceased
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Good spring wheat -four $3.50 per hundred
pounds, a. Woods Eagle Mills.
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New live geese feathers for sale at G5 cents. at
No La Sale Street S. JONES.
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just received, another invoice Of those $500
Alexis Ties at Child Il Phipps'
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If you want a nice fine kid button boot, go to
Child " Phipps'.
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The place to get cheap flour is at Woods Eagle
Mills.
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The place to get cheap -four is ut Woods Eagle
Mills
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The place to get cheap -four is at Woods Eagle
Mills
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Cal at Haeberlln Bros. ard examine their pal
or and cook stoves.
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New live geese feathers for sale at G5 cents,
al No. La Sale Street. 5. JONES.
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A full assortment of ladies' shoes and slippers
ct Child IL Phipns
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The place to get cheap -four is at Woods Eagle
Mills.
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Look out Cor Hull & Bartels' opening about
Nov. 1st.
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Look out for Hull 6 Bartes' opening about
Nov 1st.
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For nice ch.tds or girls bootee 20 TO Child
& Phipps'.
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If you want nice bread patronize Piergue,
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"SISGER TRIUMPHANT"-Sworn sales for the
year of 1873
The Singer Manufac turing Co. sold .... 232, "A
Victor Manufacturing Co............... TAG
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Singer sold over Victor. 22a3,9
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COTcTON'S
Prescription Files

Ill those having numbers OF PrescTp tous mt by II.
g. Cotton, ". q Smith Co., have Them renl!ed ~
Forbes Gchrng's Drug store he eater where Prescrr
tons Of sad stor" will bc kept. oCtlI-3mos
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NOVEMBER 30, 1874.

A Drawing Certain ut that Date.
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2'l, COS
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Open every business day nom ga m 10 sp m
and saturday evening for savings deposit. only
from 10 5 O'Clock
W, HYsLoP, Treasurer.
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Enterprise Savings
B A N K.
CHARTERED MARCH II, 1869.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO

OFFICEnsi
\ Il STAFFORD, President
: ; TAYLOR, Vice President
W ny >LOP, Sec and Treasurer
DiRECTult~,
p. NJ BARCLAY, tHAs hALlGllEl,
h VI SToCktLElH IAuLh Nthtli,
X II, CrSNlNGIIAM II l" HALLIDAY
j VI PHILLIP.
INTEREST paid on deposits At the Iale Of Xix
! per cent per anuun, March l,t aud Septcm-
Der LIST Interest not withdrawn H. added iumc-
diatcly to the principal of the deposits, thereby
giving them compound interest
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE ELSE
CAN DRAW 1T.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals win he received ut my
FIRST day of December, A. ID ls1I, for FUR
ni-hing III" materials or doing the work, or
both, for The reconstruction OF the sidewalks on
west side of l.evcc street Ia front of the follow
ing described lots, viz Lots and Il In block
2; lots III and IL in block 81 lots /, :, and In
block {; lots !, = I, >, q, TO- II, IL, rs, II and
l. In block D. and lots ., 10, H. IL, ~ and II in
block u, all IN the city of Cairo, Illinois
All proposals shall be- made In accordance with
the provisions, requirements and specifications
of ORDINANCE No, ", approved October lith, \.
ID ls'i, which Ordinance Is now on file In my
ONCE subject 10 examination nj any time
SAID proposals shall be- directed to the City
Council of the city of Cairo, and will be opened
At meeting of said council, to be- held ON the
first dny OF December, lsIi, at so o'clock
y IN.
The cry Council rc.erye- the right To reject
any and all proposals.
WILL. X. HAWKINS.
CAIRO, HIS NOV Il, ls1i. city Clerk.
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MOUND CITY ACCoMMoDATGoN
Leaves CAIRO 30 and 500 l. VI
80 MOUND CITY ......... III and - ~ 80
Mound City Accommodation runs Wednesday
aud saturday.
Making close connections To and from all
points East and North, AT indianapolis and Gin
cinnaii, and to and from all points south and
West by rail anil river
N. B. GOODRICH, HI. MORRILL,,
Gen'l Ticket Agt General Sup't.
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NEw ADyEnTIsEnr>Ts.
THE WEEKLY SUN. ,.

THE WEEKLY SUN. ,s n la'f i@as
] "ud'ut, honest aud f,ifle-- new paper, 81 -
broad columns, especially designed for Tho
farmer. thc mechanic. ~" merchant and iht
man, and their " ives and rhlltipu
We aim O" make the Weekly Sun The l,-t
mmIIy newspaper ia ~" world n D. nll 81 en-
trrtiiniug and instructive pabug 81 ever -"ff,
hut priut- nothing tu Offend the uu-i -rufpu-
luu- aud delicate taste Price Sl.2O per year
Iu-ilg, prepaid N, chgip.-i paI,er Ilulli- h,d
Ivy %. Addr'-- I'm SIS. New YORK CITY
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Ua,Ro g. vINCENNESRuR
" .
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

nN and after November p, passenger trains
~ will run daily except sundays u follows:
gOISu NORTH
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sanford's Liver Invigorator.

Try Sanford = Liver Invigorator.
nID~Nt IIOMANCI or SOU tlthHMiNG.
j How either -rN MAY fh-Tiuuir nud gain
the love and gain affections Of any tsr-Du iu'F
choose. Instantly Ihi- an ull can iI-.,--- ff,,.,
ht mail. - cent rug.ihet Wiih NlIri3g'
Guide, Egyptian butrl", Dream. HINT g.,
Iadir-, etc l.Wu on sold A pu'er book Ad-
dr-- I NlLLiNMAtO Pub ,thiltlrphii
50 : $50 F l,5, day &d Fl home Terms
GLG ~IIN~ON a 60 Portland Me
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PHOTOGRAPHIC FERN.LEAF NOTICES

More than ~ original dr-i-us cNqni-iiry
wrought in ferns and ppruduc-l Dos photo
guphy forming beautiful aud attractive hom"
ornaments They excite rnthuril-tIr u'imiia-
ton. No work a. agents 10 sell them. AGENTS
regularly clear 81 ~, ~ aud ~ per day bpr
sold 80 worth iu one duy Another -ay- Il
like the work well 10 b. -o different from book
cIuyu--iug 90 Agents Wanted ice s,sry
town Doe the state. send TOR circular tu Mt.-
EILN rErrLE, General Agent, Northeast
corner Maii -ou aud lA~ullr ,t- Room D. en-.
clEu, lll
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h7- \ WEEK guaranteed 10 male and
" /tIualc ap.ut- la their locality
Il Cost nothing t. try h Particular,
MX nor. T. - NltkEKN 4 90
Augusta Me.