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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-28
WASHINGTON.
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
ASSIGNMENTS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS AT
WEST POINT,
WASHINGTON. June 27. 1878.
The graduates Of the United States Military
Academy at West Point class OF 1872 have been asseo
TO duty with the rank OF Second Lieutenant as follows
such assignment TO date from June 10. 1879:
7 Smith T. Leach Fueinecrs 23. s. A. Mason, 4th Cav
. II r. Kingman Fnginesrs "a R.P.P Wainwright, lstCa
q Erc,ne 1;rifen Fugineers 25 VIM. A. Manu. 18th Inf
Wiilori Young Fnginocrs 20. H. Huntington, 2d Cav.
& Iotns Niles "a Art 27. Tim. a. TOney, 9Th Cav.
g. VIM. A. Simpson, I'd Art. y. VIM BMTn, oth O az ,,
T. Chas A. Tnge, I'd Art. 20. Jas o. Sturgess lh tN.
Y rasker II Pliss LIST Art 20. Alex. Rogers, 4th Cav
q charles II clark Ist smith, 18th Inf
~ Jobn Jof.rson 5, Art 80 JOS H. GustiD, i4th Inf
II " II Rridg,nan ID Art 49, Geo. a. Scott 9th Cav.
10 John M BALDWIN 5h Art f. f. EltOnhead, 2lst Inf
49, Ebert Wheeler, 1st Art 3D. sam r. chcrry z.,d ini
IA H. NJ Weaver, 2d Art. ~. Th0s r. DAVIS; i9tn I'M
10 Myrom w. Howe, 4th Art 81 James IS hn ioin IN;
III la n NcAuIfp 9Th Art 81 John Balance, 10Th Inf
X James Jones in Art 30 Bolton, 23d Inf
q nj; n Uoyle I'd Art 40. A. l. Wagner, 9th Inf
lanes q fush 9Th Thos. :. NcCalcb 9Th Inf
30 Edwin p Andrus 9Th Cav. ~ Robt Evans IN ht
81 VIM IL. Dykman, 22d Inf As e. w. Williams, ion LUZ.
y. Backus LIST Cav
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On motion, the time allowed for the opening
speeches was limited to Eftsen minutes, and
81! subsequent speeches on any subject TO ave
Tho question, "How can we elevate the pro-
Messrs. Patterson, Nzlcv. Cuiqg, ara others.
j. ". Trahcrf diiatcl at some iaiEtiliod ''TIe
IGetitute adjourned at 4;l5.
eV-EiEG SESSION.
Institute called 70 order 1t tEs time desiI0s o
ted, after wAich the minutes OF tbs afternoon
session ~eTo rad sud approved
Nusic-" Happy Rev Year by the ESeas-
Prof. Chapman then read q paper &C ''s7lc
tIC . =. - - q , d" l'SI q -lII-
tlop, entitled " ian WAS made 70 mourn vas
siqsio-""I,m tiie Shepherd OF the Valley
\. \. kesnsr followed in a lecture on "sou1e
which Miss SdeHpaTd road "Tho DEn0ksrd 5
Daughter" pOetical selection, and Miss A. z.
Suia!9, rosd sn oTisinai essay en- 'feaching His
OF vicwa on that subject BY Aessrs. krisc, kes-
ner- g0gS, s0d Others.
IEStituts adjourned at q 'closS.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS
Isstitute convened at a. N. After the read
ing AID approval OF the minutes OF the rrscsd-
ing session E9d taS calling OF the roll, Acssrs.
Ccii s.sS3 : \ ana -ssLsgsaH pre5satsd ne clainis
teachers OF Ca alJTic county.
Vocal music by class from EoensbGTE School
a very animated discussion on the question,
| " How shall Ne teach 8rammsr2" was partici-
-
aud Others, ~ the conclusion OF vh!sG Sup't
Chapman Announced Il series Of enc hundred
words 70 be spelled by the teachers cCplp~ttol
for the cash u ICES, hich are respectively 30,
s. and S4, aEd prizes Of So each.
Ar. Eei1mu nd. or Ohio. was then Introduced
AID spoke Tor some tiuIe on general Institute
work.
Gusic by School No. eless.
Adjourned at Y O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute csiied To order ~ the President,
uiinutes read and approved and roll csiled.
susic-"St OF the fw light"
UT. Ecinmund iectsred on Primary Tretrfrc-
ti0n,' ard was followed by E<. Kesusr and
otsers OF the same subject.
Miss E-nnu AcCSsue followed with an exzsy
Ari' 'hG1eiic," which subject vas discussed III
N>asrs. EesusT and Parrish, Kiss Davis, and
Others.
K.r. Maloy tben road paper on The Teach
ers Ciaiins on Civilization, GEter which 3as=rs
hsinmuno sDd kecBer nisdo lew remarks In
reference TO the same subject.
On motion OF 3r. Krisc, the tirae for Epcuins
the evening session was changed from ~ to Z
O'Clock.
At this juncture the President announced
the following named Restlemen ss the com nit
fes 20 examine the speiling manusari-ts OF tho
Jones. b ~. Sam n cary ana Mr. II tts.ry
Eustc-''IfcTe- 10 time like Iue orepsnt
time" Adjourned ~ 40.
EgES1FG Session.
Institute met &C the Cesigaated hour. IN !.
atser the usual DrelimtuaTies Hn.. vocal sru-tic
Class. = lsctUre was cliVcrcd by &T. Rein
iutina on the subject Ot ''INiil Power"
Ecxt vas y poVtICal selection entitled - The
Dylnk Yeur, r-ad by hiss Hendricks.
Music -" ct fHe children FriiS- 4 ifr.''
hs5ay- jjron ANA oA.Aspcare"- by Miss I'd
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Css,s5rss Co. Teachers Issssssu:s.
[ GSerorted expressly for ths F.zzzAx.I

AosDATs PROCEEDINGS.
Tho eighth annual scssion of the Cambria
County Teachers Institute IS now in prOgre-, : t
the Court House Ia fats pisc-, the first ,oeetjng
having convened st o'clock, 2. BI., or Monday
J. Chapman, A. Nj, Co. Sup't and President e1
CiEciO OF the Institute, which was thcrsupon
Tnrrish; Secretary. :. 8. A. AEGcrs3n; Assls-
tant secretsres, Miss NJ. 4. Sheppard, Jose p6
Farbaugb; Errolliug COMMITTEES, 3. Il. Psttcr-
son, r. 8 haloy AutItiug CornIGittee. Ja0es
the names of the teachere and other educators
now ia attendance al the Institute:
y. J. Chapman. Prsst and Co Srp't, Ebeoao' g.
Allegheny yTP.-HIattie wnEinson, AZ. sweeny.
B.rr Twp.-Josepsine C-.s.e, Lizzie Litzinser,
BlackIiek Twp.-Meliuda Beynon x. Cameron.
Coopefsdale bor,-A. II. CiruInbliEg.
Cambria Bor.-s. ". Miller.
Consnaugh Twp.-yra. =. Earnett.
Iians. Jennis < Rober.s. Csnda Fysns MAJ Il ~
Eeelan. Clara Bcynon, Mary ShenkIe, Annie III.
Carroll Twp;-MatiLia Faroaush, Hattie VII
liams. Alexander Grimm.
Coaemaugh sor.-JrIia CoE. Jane G q hendricks,
Il. A. Wesner, J. ". Trabert
COnemaugh Type. Il. Wer:z
Croyle Twp.-Alice Stephens, Z. ". Pershing 8,
East Conerasugh Rer-MagSle mcKornsn.
Ehensburg B5r.-N7s. ]. Q. CLARK Allic TIoyd.
MsTia Rrookbans. A. $; Anderson. =. J. Asht.
Geliif1in Tp-Maggio Gaffnoy. 4. zirn nerrnan.
n IL &.
Mary hughes, Eiinnie Douglass, Fannie Prosssr.
Emma X cCsgue. r. Il. Wilson, Clara EHgicbacii.
Gussie Canaan, Ella Ge:tenbsrger, Liz$is EDWARDS.
Mary Sheppard, Annie Stewart. MiIiie McCieI-
land. =. q. Carter, Viola Barkley, Lizzie Hughes
Maggie " alters Linda Isardin, Belle NIL CT, 4 z
gle Myers. Is. II. Patterson, n. n. heener, J. q.
EoPh eaters.
Jackson Twp.-Ada Thempson Sadie Gittlsgs.
Sadie Harris. Ruby Stiles.
Jeretto Bor.-W iiliara McGeCgb.
MilIyills Bor.-MGry Grifin. Mary Roach Ta-
ry Northoraft, Mary Brixner Maggie DAVIS, F. ).
Maioy, W a. Kriss, 4. s Brubaker.
Ricslsnd Twp-fieo. +. Cesrsd, J. Y. Weah-
land F.. M Mct;0ulcy, Jas. y. Salloutize.
Ssmmerhill-Anne r. Jones, Maria Sherkle
Susquehsnna-G. w. Gettys, q. ~. " illfaIns,
Emil Stuver, Jos. FarbauSh.
Tsyler-W. A. Murphy, l.. Strsyer, J. Z. Strs yer.
Wassington-.iiss A. J. Smontou, Jane Stew
art, Jas. b. Sharbaugh, Jas. Noon, J. W. Condoo,
IL n. Burk, James Itei.
White Trp.-James A. Porter.
Wilnors Bor-Ssllis Lewis John 4 cCorInich
WooivSle Rot-Anne Alexander, ". .W. ..luizg
Ioder Iwp.-D. ". Good.
After the organization OF the Institute, hr.
Chapman delivered \ very appropriate address
relative 10 the objects of The Institute and the
progress of the Common Schooi system during
the past few years.
the names OF sixty-two teachers wers then
enrolled by the Enrolling Committee, the ots-
ers mertionei in the above Het having since
appeared.
on motion OF N. a. Wesucr. It was agreed
that the sessions should be held each day from
a.. nl. 10 IL from i:S0 4:50 y. . and FROM
l.30 to the hour Of adjournment 8 ia the evening.
On motion of X. II. Patterson, each teacher
was required TO pay hfJJ cCnts iAto -. l1sti-
tUte fund.
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THE DYING YEAR.

Wild bells. to the wild sky,
En. g.iyi-y cloud, the frosty light:
y.ar is dying In the night;
ln'G,rt. ln' wild bells, and let him die.
ont the old, ring In the new,
hnt happy bells, across the snow;
,t.Lsvear fs going, let IL go;
INT the fRisc, ring in tho true.s
,.,-- ont the grief that saps the piind.
h,,..eN- those once here ~ see no more;
1t,.-lut tho fcul Of rich and poor,
~ Il, rel dress to all mankind.
.,.,- cut slowly dying cause,
E'i~F srcient forms OF party strife;
5i,- il the nObisSt modes OF life,
y.i,b swesteT manners, purer laws.
PIN, ont the want, the care, the SIN,
Nr6s faithlsSs coldpess OF the times;
mag out, TiuG out my mournful rhymes,
u,, r!ug the fuller minstrel in.
PIN, ont false pride In plnce and blood,
'-Ss ci vi sisut-r and tbe spite;
ping in the love OF bruth aud right,
vjrr in the common love OF good.
Rirg out cid shapes OF foul disease,
Tipr out the narrowing lust of gold;
ming out the thousand wars OF old,
ring in the thousand ycare Of peace.
King in the valiant man and FREQ,
TEc larger heart, the kipdiier hand;
Ring ont the darkness or the lard,
FfaE ia true CariStlan charity.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-01

MODERN WOMEN.-It is = sad CON III enta-'
ry upon our bOasted civilization that the
women of times have deGeneratod in
health and physique until they are literally
n race of finvalids-pale, nervous, feeble, aud
baCk-achy, with only here and there y few
noble exceptions in the persons of the robust,
buNen ladies characteristic OF the sex in
"aS7 gone by BY very large experience,
covering period OF years, and embracing
the treatment OF many thousands of eases
of those ailments peculiar to women DR.
Pierc. If the worlds D;spensary. BufTa' .,
y. Y, hes perfected, by the continuation of
which be does not exto as = cure-all but
one which admirably fTiiils a siagieness of
purpose, being most pOsitiY5 and reliable
remedy for those weaknesses and com piainf 5
that afii.t the women of the present day.
This natural specific compound is called
DIR. Piercs's favOrite Prescription. The
fol owing are among those diseases in which
this won derful medicine has worked cures
as If by magic, and with 3 certainty never
before attained by any medicines: Weak
back, nervous and general debility, falling
and other displacemcnts Of internal organs
resulting from debility and lack of strength
ir natural supports, internal fever, ges-
ton, Inflammation and liberation, and very
many other chronic diseases incident to wo-
men, not proper to mention here, in which
a. we'll as in the cases that have been en-
umerated, the FavOr:te Prescription oAieuss
cUres-the marvel of tho ~Oriu. 1t Will not
do har,I, ia. any state or condition Of the
system, and Icy adopting its use the invalid
lady hay avoid that sevorest of ordeals-
the consulting of a family physician. Fa-
vorite Prescription is sold by dealers in med
zines generally.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-01

Elsewhere we give the particulars of the
accidental shooting of Mr.. Edison \. Sible
in the neghborhood Of Bells Mills last Sat
urday. In this connection the Harrisburg
Patriot of the following " onday says Mr.
Sibls started on the deer hunt which result
ed in his death on Monday last, his father
and uncle having preceded him. On the
following day the party started no six deer
in group. After some strategical move
ments Edison got the herd within shooting
range and fred his Winchester rifle seven
teon times within q minute, killing one deer
fatally wounding another and Cripplug d
third so severely that it was soon ga aptured.
This Raade the sixth deer the party had Sc
cured during the hunt"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-01

FATAL TsRsrNATIoN or A DEER HUNT.
Last week party Of Harrisburgers, in
euelns Messrs. Edson A. Sibls and Philip
Lshr, indulgsd in deer hunt, extending
over period of several days, in Cambria
AMI Blair connties. On their return trip
they landed at Bells Mil Elair county, on
last Saturday, several hours In advance of
ths aais in which ;hsy m-ant to take pas
saEefer home. Toiput in the time, the party
went 1ato the mountain in search OF gase.
y de-r was soon started and wounded, and
All parties went in pursuit. Suddenly shot
rang oat, aud the unfor' innate 'Edson.fell To
ths ground, dead. With n buekshot ia his
heart. The man who winged the fatal pro-
Jecti!e Sas Philip Lehr. Hs was about one
hundred yards from Sible when ke firod.-
According to his statement, he fred at a
pheasant, with no idea that any one was
within Tsngo of his gun. Is is simply
repetition of the accident OF a precisely simi-
lar nature which befel poor Thompson at
nearly tbs same spot about one month prior,
ana Is another of the many warnings already
given that the reckless use of firearms ia
tho woods Is an experiments fraught with
the direst OF results. The deceased was 80
years ct age, and leaves wife and one
child. His remains were taken to Harris
burg t-r interment.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-01

DysPBrs BrsIA-Dyspspsin is the most dis-
couraGing and distressing dizeass p1a n is heir
to. Americans are particularly subject 70
this disease and its effscts, such as sour stem
aca sick hesaacbs, hasitusl coEtiyonoss
heartburn, watsr- brash, goawing ard burn
ing pains in tho pit o! shs stomach, coming
mp ef the food, coated tongue, disasrssable
taste in the mouth, irnpEre blood, and all
diseases OF the Stomach and Liver. Two
6eses al q RES3E a UGUsT FLowFs vi II rs
lieve yeu at erce, aud tbsrs positively is not
ssse IN the Uzitsd States il will net cure
II JoG dos5t this sc TO your Drussists Lam
moe 3 Murray, CT Z. ii. Woisslasle & Sou s
Sters, at WiiIuors, asS get Szarapis bottle
fsr 10 cents AID tryit. Regular siss 10 cn1 *
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/ LIVELY L Ely CONVERSATION EE;DE.S At TEE door,
4 Life Drama.
Scene, Conner Of Sixth & Market Streets,
Time, One O'clock.

#
OAK Hall DooDKEEPHRT the ticket plain figures
rice o
pssaw; they all say Yount taseof that
no
the would marked There 5
buy single of working three suits
obisng Only it hit
STRANoER-NVel, purchase
IIhLL
and perhaps 7 exchange
OAK HAIL
ean,ofc youca me
vii to
ne simply I like he goods
OAK HALL DooRSEEPERI don't Ike dnf
tte
purchase money. We give guarantees that
card by
Watt ninut al show one
following goes every purchased
1@ 2o'@Sifs @ 1s s"" tie s y "7' ' "a@~s
"a T4"@sPos ere pr"y @s""s" esy8
y @@s sss IL @S@@s@@
HHHsaagE7 B6o8Y
sraANazRvVhat that about the quality goods2
OE HALL that the ACTUAL NAME Of the
0 il and
s1oveJt sGnduo
rules Of business The people who don't believe
sTRASszR-V7eI I'll
We hal sensible
New 0Tde erof usincs
Boys aadons Cotfng
saved Clothing goods
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-01

EESe or CEAeGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup ef
Tar, Wild Cherry aua EoTehouBa COW bues
all the medicinal virSsss of these articles.
which long exserisnce hs. proved to possess
the ra ast sks cisns aesnsios for all diseeses OF
the Throat aaa iuess. Coughs and Celds
srs speedily rsiievsd by 1t asd in Group it
ACT. like ynaeic. Call at r. j. Lloya's Drsg
sssre and obtain = ssmSl bottle free orchaTss,
or regular size for 3 or at p. N. W ele-
slasls & Sons Store, Wiimore. 7. r. NOR
nIs i1s korta IA ST., J&ila- f3-i3.-fy.l
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Thz PIrTsBUsGH Posi- announces that
in consequences ef the notifications placed
by the pest cf1ce authorities upon certain
.rptions Of ths new posta! law concerning 2
newspAoers, il will commences J.Rusry 1st
to pav tn, postage and frr~ish TEE WEEK
Nv PosT a: the old rates, viz: Two dollars
a ysar single copies, and in clubs ef tve OF
over. one dollar and fif;y eerts. THE DAILY
PoEr sine dollars . year, postage paid by
the proprietors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-01

WHERE TO GO.-If you want a superior
article OF Oyster Crackers, go 10 Narvip's.
II YOU wish TO procure a fYsteiasa article
of Water or Butter Crackers, go TO Garvin's.
II your taste inclinos you 10 Ginger Ssaps
or Ssiced Jumbles, go TO Marvin's. II yos
intend 10 purchase Lemon or ErIit Biscuit
GO to Msrvin's. And If you are in search
OF some novelty in the way OF Crackers, 60
to Marvin's. Remember his suInbsr-91
Liberty Street Pittsburgh.
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Gambia county
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-01

.PPOD.TEJN NIE z

- = - - ~ - - = y - - -
To INVEST a FEW DOLLARS. y l.fil In7-
STILLS BETJGEs pE lEG1- 49, - - ~
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,-fsr,C-rFl7' a 80 or Az IEG- TIE NA \ 90 =
A.rErgT' = s 3 I.E-tfFG FD To ~. . l8L as
rTFV MONEY - TY5R rEHN lNS SaDt %
NOR CpaE OFF II THE DAY NOW AT
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-01

to t, y1q S9iehaso ha lsssy men: in an5hsr column
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For Ts-krts or information. address
THO r EEANLETTE. Agent aUd E2------
zviIle, KY. or IHDS. Il. IA $ ( CO. t's
I7oaa~av X Y ll2 Es-sil
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81 hoss Tickets $50 Halves So Tenth, or rH-l
Coupon. s.. Eleven whole TiCk-tE. $500
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NIss0LTTIoN q FARTNEIt-

1TRAY BULL.-C.ne Ia t;,e ra.i
s~$3suce Of the subsciiber. -f1 S,4So,.r.--,,
t1ETc = ?, Cambria csunfy. or OF S-.u. tra go
doE " Septerl 1er Iast. = brIn.lse H.ll hctv.re
40 yssrs ota. Tith . white s-r.p. across ths
shoitasTs- fas or1cr wiz please cone r..-~..r-
Prose property. nEd take hi.,c var r.Hsr--i-s -
HiIl De disposed Of acssrll-E to iau
N1tsLfAs II LTI.E.Tp
Suslnshsuns Twp Dec. y. ts-s-9. >
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EEHEEITF,S sALE-Ev yirtuo 9

SHEEfFF'S SA By virtue OF
- = writ Of T-cn5. Erpor., issued out of she
Court Of Com rulop Pie-s or Cambria S@rnts
Eui 20 me aiTecf n. tlere uil Ice cUr~Fs 10
FrSlie Sale. ~ :-a N-cs'aa ituas-- 81 --.i. Er-
town. On 5AEUzDs =. TUz l-T8 E. - e j ----s
IT next, 81 1'y clock, ?. a-. IL, Following Keel
Estrt-. 90 sit:
AK tlr rEst. s-tle sEE IUtcFar- 70 cE-R - s--Tr.
Or IN and b r piece 5- parcel ~ .rE- a--Erk- in
CooeElzuua tav7TE f via rrlI g. c., -
ing or tEo Township r1Ea GCl "a ir.r ing .s--s ..
hsrc n 1rErph E--'DE. decd ac1 y .rr i.uEict-
containing enc acre. move OF less. bang -hFre.t
c--c.sG s,orE rraI1s bu.filUg lE-i for brew,
ely, vREit- CStlErE. fElEras ans l1rCT-l-r- C-5s
C1s1rless nov f-s tEs l=cp psn-- % Jos y. l.-t-
c7uEh tovr-sn.7. C1s-hria county. pa f-art'L.- s
- Township RS 4 sI-I atI I1iruE lanes gi kers %
: Ics=tl p -s-8u. ier9- and Io-E -su H-rsAs- n
triuizE shout = = acres more " less E-r g tbGrs
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AL-c, E,t-e CT parcel Of land ri'us.- pr-t =
Co.'S riNuEa trT1rhiu E-n part i1 C.r.r-aaEEh
e-rU1ES. ts-ntria cu-rtg. "a rv~ricE - re-t
s!orS + v-1lshiV r1sa Eg1 hack 7l1 -ss: --. y.-E
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-01

The lawn" O parody ca Edgar Z. P0e-s f.-
nous p0cn, " The Raven waz then read by
Bliss Linda i.ErdIu.
siusio -''T5ts sweet Voice"
A lecture or % The Fuursr1 autgi Trincfales
OF Education" ~ Z Z. F,sttsrFoa, g-as next IN
order, after which tho President announced
tuc pro gran. e fCr ESc sgl4a7ri1r rns1-!iisx.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-02
.ANUARY & JULY

Any one investing in these Bonds has the salts
faction of knowing that his bond IL certain to be
paid at maturity. and further that he assists in
building in the City of New York, 4 permanent
Temple oflhdustry. which will be an ornament
and a'pride to every American.
Each Bond holder, until his bond Is redeemed, 10
part owner OF twenty two acres of land situated
in the heart the City OF New York, and estiIua-
ted TO be worth Two Million, Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars. And the building which Il estimn-
ted to cost Seven Millions.
The excavations for the foundation was com.
meuced on the Goth of May, 1915, and the building
will he ready TO receive The goods from the Centen.
nial Exhibition at its close.
No Investment for people of small means was
ever offered rqualing the Bonds of tho Industrial
Exhibition Co. The bonds occurred by n mort
gage-wbich makes the principal cafe. and emi-
nently secure and in addition TO which each bond
holder participates four times year in the aIlot-
ment of premiums above named.
The difference between these bonds and lottery
ticket s, in lottery the holder must lose his mo
ney or draw prize, while the holder of an Indus
bu: must have returned to him, the principal and
an Opportunity to draw premium ranging from
5nto Sl00,0OO.
The Board of Directors and the Trustees of the
mortgage, among the most emin mt of the By
ness men of New York. and ia OF itselfa guarantee
that tho Bonds are safe and desirable investment.
The Company ia not responsible for any money
sent except it he by check, Postal order, draft or
cxorrss able to the order of The Ind ustrial
hibition Co.
Circulars sent on application.
Address,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-02
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