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Proceedings of the Board OF In.
Urinary Directors. kH

The Board met on Tuesday, the 1st
inst, present JOHN PEALzGRAF, HENRY
SMITH and JACOB DRUM The Infirmary
was visited and found in good condi-
tion. The following bills were allowed |:
Margaret Stephen, taking care, of out
|pauper S2S 30; P. Folger,. conveying
pauper to Infrmary 81; Mrs. Daily,
midwife to out-pauper s5; John Reick,
176 pounds bacon $21 90; Elizabeth
Pfalzgraf, so bushels and % pounds
wheat S53; L. Hoeffier, merchandise
S112 83; Read & Hail repairing coal
house at Infrmary Sl2; Ketterer &
Norris mdze. Sill 46; John Jones,
hay, S12 08; N. Koehler 4 Co., mdze.
S27 81; A. Elson, coal, So so; ]. E
Dillon, med. attendance, S1I so; John
Burgbacher, repairing boots & shoes,
S6 75; Jacob Willison, Sup't of Inf.
$S7 so; I. K Smith, mdze. SO.
Adjourned to meet on Thursday, July
1st
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EgDr Lindsey, son of Mr. W. R.
Lindsey of Washington township, Bel
mont county, had bone about the size
of mans thumb, taken from his knee
Joint by DIR. Frissell of Wheeling, the
lst inst. 1t was not detached bone
of the limb, but one that had formed
and was movable and would occasion,
ally work in under The joint, and disable
the limb entirely. y - ~ ~ ~
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W Mr.. BAIL STEWARD, of Perry
township, was almost instantly killed
the I'd inst, by limb of tree striking
him on the head. He was cutting a
tree when dead limb commenced fall
ing; he ran to escape it, but ran imme-
diately under it, the butt end hitting
him in the back of the head breaking
his neck, Aid was brought ard Mr.. S.
was carried home, but all efforts to re
store life were of no avail; he breathed
twice after reaching home, Mr., s. was
moral, upright man and that commu-
nifty, and all who knew him, feel deeply
his loss. He leaves wife and children,
who have the heartfelt sympathies of
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EEThe following is the ticket nom
mated by the Republicans, at Columbus
on the I'd inst 2: e
For Governor, Rutherford B Hayes,
of Sandusky; Lieutenant Governor,
Thos. Young, of Hamilton; Supreme
Judge, George W. McIlvaine, of Jefer-
son; .Auditor,J James Williams, of Frank
lin, Attorney General, John Little, Of
Green; Treasurer, j. M. Milliken, OF
Butler; Member of Board of Public
Works, Peter Thatcher, Of Cuyahoga.
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A CoLr WITH ONLY Two LEGS. Quite
a remarkable freak of nature ACQUIRED
few days ago in Jerome township,
Union County, Ohio, on the farm OF
J. B. Doudna, formerly of this vicinity.
A colt was foaled having no fore legs
The colt was perfectly developed in
other respects. Both the mare and colt
have died. d.--Enterprise 4s.-
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MLast December, ,FRrpRlck KsowL-

E%L Last December. FRIEDRICH kNoWL-
TON, young man formerly of this
county, who was employed on che
steamboat, "Mollie Ragan," while in 8
State Of somnambulism walked off the
boat some miles below Pittsburg and
was lost. Long and diiisent efforts
we're made to recover the body, bul
without success. On last Thursday, SIX
months after the accident, his remains
was found about is miles below the
place where he was drowned. = &. en-
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NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

CltiL6uS
The school buildings arenew and eomnodi.
ous students can obtain good accommoda.
tions at reasonable rates.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT,
The Principal of this department is enabled
by his long experience as q teacher, TO conduct
the school in such a manner as will make il
desirable Institution for those who wish to
prepare themselves for teaching Special care
| will be taken to make the pupils of this depart.
| ment thorough scholars, and to give them val.
liable instruction in the Art Of Teaching. Pu.
pills will have an opportunity to drill classes
| thereby making themselves acquainted with
the best methods of instruction. A Normal
Institute will be held semi-monthly for the ben
eft Of those who wish to become teachers.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
The Principal of this department is prepared
to instruct classes in French, German, Spanish,
the Rudiments of Latin and Greek, and English
Literature. The correct pronunciation of the
Modern Languages will be taught, and pains
will be taken to teach the pupils to sneak these
languages fuently. A sufficient knowledge Of
Latin and Greek will be impaired to enable pu.
pills to take an advanced standing in our best
colleges. .
ELOCUTlUN.
Will be taught by an instructor who has made
it speciality, and has had considerable expe-
rience as a Public Reader.
IEcTURRs, LITERARY SOCIETIES, BxAMI.
QJ NATIONS, ETC.
Lectures on Literary and Scientific subjects
will be given at least semi.monthly. A Lite.
rary Society will be organized in connection
with the school. An examination of the vari.
ous classes will be held atthe end Of each term
es TEXT BOOKS.
Rays Mathematical Series, Harvey's English
Grammar, Greene's Analysis of the English
Language, Wright's 0rthography, Eclectic Sc,
ries of Biographies, Cornell's Physical Geog.
Hphy, Quackenbos' Natural Philosophy, Ec.
lectio Readers, Hadley's Greek Grammar, Nc
Clintock and Crooks Latin Series, Aims Ger
man Method, Aims Spanish Method, Aims
French Method, Hart's Rhetoric, eto.
TUITION PER TERM.
Classical Department. nt...............$ So 10e
Normal Department (Com. Branches). 0l
4" Higher q 10 0G
Contingent Fee paid by each student. &c
THE FIRST TERM
OF this School will commence on Tuesday
April ~, 1875, and end on Friday, july
2, 1875.
1913 THE SECOND TERM
Will commence on Tuesday, July "a
1875, and end on Friday, October 81, 1875.
Tuition invariably required in advance. NJ
deductions win be allowed for absence durins
the term, nor will any money be refunded, eI
cept in cases of protracted sickness
For further particulars call on or address.
ENOCH MARTIN,
= Stafford, Monroe County, Ohio,
or j. A. MARSHALL,
Cameron MonroesC County, Ohio.
| feb16,75m6 ossiTsEE sc ss vi3ssasz
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P R O S P 3 G T o S
OF-
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Woodsfeld, Monroe Co., O.,

We propose publishing first class
weekly paper, in which will be found the
GENERAL News OF the country, and the
LOCAL News of Monroe County.
The latest Market Reports, from all
points.wil. be furnished our readers.
We shall advocate in the future, as in
the past the principles of Democracy.
We shall aim to give the people the
truth concerning all matters. Those gull
ty of corruption in public positions will
be exposed, without regard to what party
they may be attached. This we regard
as the true course for public journal to
pursue,
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he done so the tree was struck by light.
ming, and dog that took the place va
Gated by him was killed. Mr.. Long was
stunned but not injured; a narrow es-
cape.
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n~The stock of goods now opening
at R.. C MILEs',' Somerton, Belmont
County, Ohio, for taste, elegance, va
riety and low prices, is unsurpassed.
May 18-4w.
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The victims of the earthquake in Asia
Minor are now reckened at 2,0e0. i M
A fair Texas damsel has brought suit
for damages against an unfortunate lover
for breaking her nose while trying to
kiss her against her will.
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There we're "a letters Of Guar
dianship issued by the Probate Court
of this county during the year ending
March 3lst, 1876, in which were inclu-
ded A children, insane and 8 imbe-
cile persons.
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p0rIf you want sale bills, letter heads,
business cards, envelopes with business
card printed, bills OF; lading, or other
job work, call at The SPIRIT Office, or
send your order. We will doyou good
work at low rates.
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Legal Notice.

DETER CROW, who@resides without The
1 State of Ohio, and when last heard rom
resided in the State Of Kansas, will take mo-:
tiee, that on the 2lst day of April. 1878,
Thomas A. Way fled in the court Of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. his petition
against the said Peter Grow AMI others. the
object and prayer Of which, Is to compel
specific performance of a contract made by
him, with said Crow and John Rucker. Sep.
tember 2. 1852, for the sale Of what is known
as the Way mill property in the northwest
quarter Of section fourteen. township four
and range six, in said county, and TO recover
balance of purchase money. Deed: deposit
ted by Way with the clerk Of sa,d court;
said Peter Grow lie required to answer said
petition on or before the 9th day Of June
A. D.. 1875. HUNTER 4 MALLORY,
h,e Att'ys for plaintiff
April q, ls75-ws. ,il,.,.2
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STAFFORD
Normal and Classical Institute

INSTRUCTORS $50
ENOCH MARTIN. Principal Of the Normal
Department and Teacher ef Mathematics and
Nat'iral Sciences
]. A. MARSHALL, Principal of Classical De.
partment and Teacher Of Modern Languages
and Elocution
s. NJ. MARTIN, Teacher Of Psnmansaip.
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IEA child of JACOB ScHELL, living
about four miles northeast of Woods
field, received serious injuries by falling
from foot-log, on the I'd inst. ssss'
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Legal Notice.


MARY A. LETTKE,Auguste Schultz, Her
Ifl man Schultz and Peter Schafer will tako
notice that on the 10Th day of May, 1875, Con-
rad Myer and Samuel Fordyce fled in the
court Of common pleas of Monroe county. Ohio,
their petition against them. and the ssfns is
now pending in said court. in which said Con-
rad Myer and Samuel Fordyoe seek TO have =
mortgage made by Mary A Lettkeand Edward
Lettke to Herman Schultz and Peter Schafer,
for 50 600, dated April 3, 1874, on lot number
six RS in Miltonsburg: and also deed made
September IA, 1874. by the same grantors to
Auguste Schultz. for lot number,six (6l in Mil
tensburg, set aside on the ground that the same
are and were made to hinder. delay and defraud
the creditors of said grantors, and ask the sale
Of said property and the proceeds applied TO the
payment ofia debt due thereon from said de.
fendants amounting to Sl.00o, with interest q,
s per cent from April l.. s,,t,s,,I arai..
CONRAD MYER
mays5, '775w4. SAMUEL FoRDYCE.
HoILlsrEh & oksr. Au'ys. ss.:s - Z
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EFGo to C. DIEHL & Son, Lewis
vile, this county, for any article you
want ip the dry goods, notion, grocery
hardware or Queensware line
Nav 25-6w. as
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WThe temperance movement in
Barnesville is becoming aggressive and
promi ses to make matters warm for the
Buil-runners unless they ssdry up.nn
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sGH Counterfeit S5's on the First
Nationa. Bank of Paxton, Ill, and Sl0's
on the National Bank Of Richmond,
Ind, are in circulation. III
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i l% Fishing parties are the fashion
here now, but the fish are not injured
seriously by them,i because they can't
catch them. 49,
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b6EIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of importance,
late market reports. subscribe for The
SPIRIT TERMS --One year SI 90 ;ssiz
months % cents. Office, North of The
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To The Public.

{ Having reduced the eprice of my entire
stock in proportion to the articles named
elsewhere in this column, I would say
that win give discount Of s per cent
on all bills of $40 or upwards, for cash
,Etsgs G G. OBLINGER,
Lewisvilie, Monroe County, Ohio.
May ii, 1S75-2m ices.
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R WILLIAM, SON of AoUILLA NOR
RIs, of this township, Center, was bitten
byoa copperhead snake on Saturday, the
9th inst b. =
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4 kE The business rooms Of The
Monroe Bank have been tastefully fitted
up recently.
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~The condition of the persons
who died in this county for the year en-.
ding March 3Ist, 1875, was as follows
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wThe rains last week improved
pasture and growing crops very much
in this county.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-In Sardis, Ohio, May 26, 1875
OLIVE, daughter of BENTON and NErrIE
MILLER, of Gsllatip, Mo, aged l veal
Z months and 20days. -
Mr.. Miller was formerly resident oi
Monroe County, land removed to Nilsson.
ri several years since. Accompanied by
his wife and child he was on visit to hi;
native hills, when death overlook them
and snatched away their beautiful an6
loved child, which was sad stroke to the
fond parents. =
Olive, oh! dearest Olivel
1t can't be that you're deadl
So bright, so easy to love, -'--- -
Too sweet that dark way to tread.
How shall we tell to Mamie . i'
And virgie that you've gone? -
How, without our Ollie,
Return to our western home?
Why the cruel hand of death
Strike your most innocent form3
why tear you from our hearts; ~
Crushed and bleeding and torn?N
But we will no longer weep,
We will not call thea hens q; ttsi9
Jesus will safely keep arr ,
In heaven our precious one.
And now long, sad farewell
:. lis hard the word to say,
Though with angels you dwell a
In bright and glorious array. .isa =
When last your lips we kissed,
We solemnly made the VOW
To meet you with the blest, i. q,
Where death and pain we'll never know. Z
W. D. s.
hannibal, Ohio, June 2.
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JUNE


t@ Farmers are complaining because
of bad seed corn and cut worms,
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kEThe Barnesyille Enterprise is
nine years old-not accountable YET
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To Contractors.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sealed Propo-
~ sails will be received at the ofine OF the
Township Clerk of Lee township, Monroe
county, Ohio. until 81. M 4,ss So
sea Wednesday,, jane l6, 1875,
At noon, for the building Of School House
in the town OF Sardis. saiiN e
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
Office of the Township Clerk. 3
By order of the Board of Education OF said
township. WILSON MARTIN, TIP. Clerk.
mayIs, '75td. Sardis, Mouroe Co., Ohio
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Adam Harter, of Licking County, died
last week at the remarkable age of flC
years. ~. -, I'll, g,-;4iss 45a {.
The President issued a proclamation
extending the time Of duration of the
Court of Commissioners of the Alabama
Gains for six months from and after the
22i of July, 1875.
Because Sergeant Bates convinced the
world by a practical act, that the Radical
party's charges that no man could carry
the flag through the South were mali
cious falsehoods, they have never for
given him. He is alluded to by one Rad
ical paper as a "peripatetic flag bearing
ass"
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E%Mr. W. T. HARLAN and lady, OF
Barnesville, were visiting in this place
las. week.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice.

u q = - a -.E7 = ll.-Ei y u
QNOthe creditors of Mary A. Lettke, Edward
u lLettke, Auguste Schuls and Herman
Schultz: aisrtaas.s 9fs ~ s.
!, You are notified that Conrad Myer and SAM
uel Fordyce have 6led their petition in the
coartof common pleas of Monroe county. 0his.
which is to set aside q mortgage made by Mary
A. Lettke and Edward Lettke in favor of Her
man Schultz and Peter Sthaffer, ON the 2d day
Of April. 1874. on lot humber six G8] In Mil.
tonsBnrg, Monroe county. ohia,and to set aside
a deed made by the same parties, to Augnsts
Schultz. for the same property. dated Septem-
Der IA, 1874 for the reason that said convey
ances were made 10 hinder. delay and defraud
the creditors Of said grantors ;,ss ae5sis,Sf
- CONRADMYER,,
maya5, T5w4 SAMUEL FORDIcE.
.HoLIisrsR 4 0KsY, Att'ys. tsss'.
e. ~
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Advertising and Job Work.

All Advertising Job Work will be
executed in workmanlike manner, at
rates as low rs the same can be done for
at any other country Office.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Single copy l year...................s1 81 30
s months................ 75
Clubs of 10, or more, eaoh....... Isl SO
8 JERE. WILLIAMS, ED1ToR.
HENRY R. WEST, PUBLISHER.
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RExtra c Sugar l24 cents per
pound AZ A. DIETER's.
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Births In Monroe County During
the Year ending March 81, 1876.
The following exhibits the births in
each month, in this county, during the
year ending March 31st 167h..4 5tfssrs
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hEEIt was FRHDRIcK RYFF who died
in Green township last week and not
JACOB, as published in our last issue.
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John Muhleman.

The vote given is not official, but in
dicates who the i.nomineeslcase. We
failed to obtain the vote of Jackson, for
Prosecutor. - 81 rztsx,Y n
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@For the year ending March 3ist,
1876, there were 45 deaths from Diph
liberia in this county-13 males and 80
females.
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REMARKS,

The village Of Stafford is situated in the
southern part Of Monroe County, Ohio, twenty
miles from the Ohio River, and is famed for the
hospitality. morality and intelligence of Its
citizens.
The school buildings are new and eomrodi-
GUS. Students can obtain good accommoda-
tions at raasane ble rataa
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EE Thirty-four persons died of con-
sumption in this county during the year
ending March SIst, 1875, seventeen of
each sex.
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MORRIS covERT'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed have been Only appointed and
qualified as Executors of the last Will and
Testament of Morris Covert, late of Monroe
county, Ohio. deceased. ..
ls ss DAVID LIMIT.
juue1 ,75w3, +, M. AMOS.
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fE The Probate Judge of this ceun.
ty issued ZIG marriage licenses for the
year ending March 3lst, 1876.
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MARRIED -On May 23d, 1875, b,
Rev. CHARLRs LuRKER, Mr.. JoHN W
link and Miss ELIZABETH NIpPERr
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s eT.You missed good move there
you could have taken three for one" is
the cry OF checker players.
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x~G Guernsey county has 5,252 male
inhabitants Of the age of 81 years and
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w The value of buildings destroyed,
in this county, in 1874, and to be de-
Quoted from the Duplicate,is as follows /:
Jackson, - $500
NJ A
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~Quite a number Of people .paii
their taxes last week, but there has beer
no crowd yet. .
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Five persons, males and 2 .fe-
males, we're sent to the Athens Hospi-
tai for the insane, from this county, du-
ring the year ending March 31st, 1875.
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~Twenty-five Wills we're admitted
to Probate, IL letters testamentary and
20 letters.o of administration, in the coun
ty, during the year ending March 3lst
1876. 80 "a
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Tuesday. june s. 1875.
BALTIMORE ! ONO RAILROAD.

Trains leave Barnssville as follows:
GOING EAST.
$3.50 A. n. 9:26 P. NJ. Ala P. n. 8.54 A. n
GOING WEST.
e:42 A. y. ll:4l,P. N. 5:56 P. N. 1852 P, n.
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The Convention.

The result of the Nominating Con
vention held on the 9th inst, will be
fnund holouv a2i-lssGs .seAs tfFi
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VOLUME Ia.
The Affections.

p,.e;ous are the kind affections
Which around this life entwine,
Making earth with all its troubles,
something more than half divine.
p.t alas they fade and perish,
like the bright and fragrant flowers,
Sorrow blights, and death destroys them'
And their beauty time devouIs.
,uis not SO with those affections
That are set on heavenly things;
They will bloom and flourish ever,
Watered by eternal springs;
Warmed by everlasting sunshine,
shattered from the storms OF earth,
Ever growing and increasing,
Knowing nought of drought or dearth-
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TiIr,id Advertiser
rom the Democratic watchman.l j

From the Democratic Watchmanl
There are some people who
cannot be persuaded to believe
there is virtue in advertising,
because, having advertised
once, people did not rush into
their places Of business and
proclaim the fact that they
had seen the advertisement,
and by it been persuaded to
come and buy big bills, Like
every other business opera
ton, advertising, to be made
profitable, must be methodical
and continuous. There is SO
much in every paper to en-
gross the attention Of the
general reader, that q casual
advertisement is oft times for
gotten almost as soon as read.
But when day after day the
dame and place of the man Of
business greet the eye Of the
reader, they become impressed
almost indelibly on the minds
SO that both become familiar;
and the reasonable probability
is, that when the reader wishes
to make a purchases, he will
read the advertisement and
curiosity will prompt him to
call and see whether its per
sistent promises are verified.
"A. 7. Stewards advertising &C.
count footed up $685. 900. "Ah," !"
exclaims one, "he can afford
to advertise. See what b bus
mess he does!" Just SO, but
pray, how did he manage to
create such enormous trade Z
By advertising. Close as he
may be in his other transac-
tions, he has ever been q liber-
al advertiser and he has had
his reward.