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EVENING STAR.
The Singer Will Case

UNLooKED-FoR ADJOURNMENT OF rHF
PRoCkEDINGs-RUAoRE OFFER TO COM
PROMISE REJECTED MYSTERIOUS
Young MAN FROM THE WEST.
The Sir ger will case did not make much
progress m the suTrogates court AZ White
Plains, n. Y, last Friday. Before the hour
appointed for resuming the proceedings
touching the legal status OF Mrs. Mary Anu
Foster, the contestant, had arrived, SurrO-
gate Coffin received a telegram nom counsel
Tor The executor. setting forth that "a en-
from attending, and that in consequence al
adjournment had been agreed upon between
themselves aud the opposing counsel.
considered autbentic Sources siv ,hst con,seI
for the legatees have intimated a desire 20
compromise with the contestant by paying
her sdSeO out OF the estate, and that the
intimation has had only the effect OF encour-
aging her In her litigious determination 20
secure about 5000 900, which she, as the
alleged widow of the testator, claims TO he
her rightful due But III many-tongued ru-
NOR is TO be credited, additional claimants
10 participation In the estate may appear at
any moment The testator was a man OF
noted laNity OF morals.
Under the terms OF the will some twenty or
more OF his offspring by divers and sundry
mothers are entitled on an average TO ABOUT
$4,000 each. There have been and are
other children OF the deceaSe whose names
are not 10 be found in the teStamentary doc
ument, and Il would not be surprising II,
before the present legal controversy be
his daughters from the ends of the earth" 10
be present at and partake OF the fiual divI-
sion and distribution OF his immense eS-
tate.
Notable among the spectators in court dur
ing the preliminary hearing OF the case was
a young man who had apparently seen a lit
tie more than twenty summers. His we'll
tanned face and brswpy hands bespoke IA
miliarity with laborious outdoor employ
ment He was observed to pay the closest
attention TO the proceedings, aud psrtIcu-
larry To the arguments advanced by con-
testants' counsel during the desulto,y de-
bate. He was evidently a total stranger, not
speaking TO or being addressed by any one
In the courtroom. After the adjournment,
and When ON the way 10 the railroad depot,
he approached the writer with an air of
familiarity, and on being promptly interro-
gated as 10 his identity, merely replied that
he had Travelled night aud day from Kansas
ia order 10 be present at the proceedings, as
he had an interest In the estate. Having
been asked as TO what he based his claim on,
this mysterious young man said, in a half
whisper, "They will md out who am soon
enough" and then bounded across the street
The Surrogate named Monday. the 18Th
inst, as the day on which a further hearing
In the case will take place.-M Y. paper.
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WM, L.. WALL a CO., AuctIoneers,
w 936 Louisiana avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets
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hrTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September II, ISIS, same hour and
GEO. w. STICKNEY Surviving Trustee.
sepl3- eo&ds j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
A L q 7 1 o N.

There will be an Auction Sale a. the Jewelry
STIR OF Criprer 4 Howard, 2O2 az street sOltk-
ves', commencing TUESDAY NIGHT, November
9Th stT O'Clock, and continued every night until IN
entire stock Is disposed of, embracing Checks,
Watches, Jevelry, Cutlery, &C, sc.
work left BY persons At our shop and having been
nyihtd TO take IL away il not removed will also be
sold NJ public auction.
1t JAMUs CUH,p Auc.
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1 lOn MI AN * GREEN,
No Alp 9TH street northwest.
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~ Il. WAREEB,
~. Real Estate Broker snt AuctioneeT,
FEDERAL Buildings corner 7th and Il SITS northwest.
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D-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until TUESDAY, SepIeu Der 2.th, ISIS, same
hour and place,
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Surviving Trustee
sep22- eo&ds j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON

NOUNG MILDLETON, Aucffoneers,
Il Real Estate and insurance Arsnts
lie Droit Building, corner 5tb and r streets
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fF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, November IOth, 1875, same thus
and place. By order Of the Trustee.
noy6 sat8tu YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucis.
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now ST rArL LOOKED.


sa1e years aga tae pastor ai . ~"
e. AID ''''Age sa''s5 81 aE'el TAT
ta interest ias is.a,' sfa % H'' @s@s va
A@s t'a3F 81 We "'-s- 81 N"A '
A' ''a a''~"3 N'e~ = "'''''s U.s.
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@4 '49 '-e @s '4@a ~
- 'le1' q "e,A ''' ''.el' 20 s'''y ID
"-' sA 'e sa'''>' was 'l'
@'- A'le' 'ae preliminary exercises
'7' i@A'.' cane" @i's4 N'" 4eA-3'a 10
Il" '~s 3 -'''9- Nae 'l"'''
44 W. ''s ''e
% afi''' ans .' l'' ~ sac 10
"s '.'s. ne s''' 4-' was . '''''.
''' '-' '''''' "''' ..'sA "'' -'''
y &C. '''' s.I. seA.'4s s''''0a temper
@.''''t ''-' ms '..'ai' %. ! '1l "4'
'''''''1' '''' 1'' 1' .''''e''' lie SAT
''" " 1'' ''.'''e' '''.At q. ''' '''NI1"
'''N1 anu a''.'. 'l'1h 'oe o''''s'
'..s.'4s l'' N'' ','' '.' scriptures
~ '''''' P'' P'ss 81 "'' 'es@' quo" ''
81 1 "'' 's " s1NP'' 0' ''S b'0'le''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

He was an awful mean man. lie
carried a $50 counterfeit bill to make
show OF it sometimes when lingering
for a single drink or q Wheeling stogy
His poor barc-working wife had been
begging him for a nice gold chain she
had seen in a shop window down town
One day be fell in a merry mood, gave
her the counterfeit bin and told her to
buy the chain Then he left home
laughing SO hard that he had to 90 and
take drink to wet il down. He may
have taken several drinks,
He went home feeling full Of jokes
1t appeared to be the happiest day OF
his life. He made a fool Of the old
woman, but the old woman wore that
gold chain at the dinner table and cal
led the brute her dear old darling
this put another face on the whole az
fair Il had ceased 90 be a Joke for
him The ieweler called before diancr
aud handing him the base note told him
to she'll out fifty dollars il be wished to
escape annoyance. He sheIled ont, and
never has been able to see the point q
bis own joke Bot the poor woman
enjoyed it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08
TuE UsE OF OPT ~,


The Importations Of opium from July
list. 1873, to July LIST, 1914, according
to the returns at the New York Custom
house. amounted in the aggregate to
2d5, 5l3l pounds, which at the rate Of
1873 per pound, reaches total little
short OF two millions Of dollars. 1t is
estimated that OF the whole amount Of
opium consumed IN the United States,
only about one-tnlrd is employed in its
various forms for medicinal purposes,
while 1t is maintained that not more
than one.iiIth is so used, What be-
comes OF the other tour-iiIths :
There Is not physician or a drug
glst IA the country who Is not CONVEX
SAINT with more Than one case OF indI'
|duh rnia caused by this lnslduous
and almost lneradicabIe habit There
Is hardly village ia the land that does
not number among its population its
proportion OF opium eaters, Iaudanom
drinkers, on morphine consumers and
the sale OF these articles is not con
lined to the village drug store or the
apothecafy 3 shop, but even the gro
ceres have supply Of the coveted
silmuiant Tor their regular customers.
The familiar sign displayed in some
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

Ia 1915 d glacier 5000 feet long.
COO feet high. descended into the valley
Of the rver DrAasa Above il a lake
was formed holding 6 0y0 ooo. 900 gal.
Iaas Of water The authorities drove
a taAuel through the ice barrier aud
drew nearly bali Of the water safely,
bot then the current aud thawing had
- enlarged the tuanel that the ice bar.
rief gave away and the other had Of
tie water was discharged 10 half an
hour 10 ls4a a similar lake was
formed by the Nenag, glacier. WheH
the ice barrier gave away Goa. 600 900
gallons q water were discharged in
a. hour In both cases there was az
immense destruetiga Of property aud
lives
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

Headache, ain 10 the shoulders, Coughs, Tight
nera Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatons
Of the stomach, had Isste in the Mouth Bilious
Attacks, palpltatuH Of the Heat lutam alton Of
the Luugs, Psin ln the region ~ the Kidneys,
and hundred other pBlufui symptoms, arc the
better guarantee # it, merits than lengthy
Advertisement.
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Bilious, Remittent, aud Intermittent
Fcvers,

which are no prevalent IN the valleys OF our great
rivers throughout the United States, especially
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio Missouri, Illinois,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Cobra
do, Brazos Rio Grande, Pearl. Alabama Mobile,
Savannah, Roanoke, James, and many othcrs,
with their vast tributaries throughout our en-
tire country during the Summer aud Autumn,
and remarkably 30 during seasons Of unusual
heat and dryuess, are invariably accompanied
by extensive arrangements Of the stomach and
liver, and other abdominal yiscera. in their
treatment, purgatiYe eXerting powerful IN.
1uence upon these various organs, Is essential.
ly necessary. There is no cathartlc for the pur-
pose equal TO On J. WALKEHs VINEGAR BIrTUFs,
a. they will speedily remove the dark-col0red
viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded,
at tho same time stimulating the serretlons Of
the liver and generally restoring the healthy
functions Of the digestive organs,
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s-s.
I
1'' ''s
u 'fa 8 'ep' gray q "1'-4 --'
- tas lssfa 81 @ - t''''t
f. saaf'a it every q ''-' 90
h'A'a'@s '
aa 'F1' say y w..
Ia3saa ms s7-b '.'
saea 4e e'-'~a'' '"Al f@'1'''
&c m3t A.s tfA.as ana ''e} Won give
a-Nns haa +" 7'oa' ''t 's'''as 'o' ~
a. ''ts'ae's-
= ss'.@ aa' "''~ q v s'' " 60.
itaA nAiaaiSs a'a We nope ~ IL. 1857
nAm VIII eve h''" ~ i' money '"'
taFs' III aiifa si'eeiiAe-
Idiot exclaimed lady coming
cat o' tie theatre one erehlns. a.
gentleman accidentally stepped %"
PEG ta'''S 'A"' "'o' ~''' 40 '''
o'Ana'F ''p'iel '"e DAA.
A Portland chap. Who. daF'a6
coaf'sbip, cent his g'H some poetry
hegianiog Was At CLEAN ol golir"
fair vas mgfiihe3 after marriage 70
zee her hang tbat glcAm over the back
81 chsir
VII tie toy who threw that pep.
per ou the stove please come up here
sad get d present OF nice BOOK, SAID
sunday School superintendent 90
Iowa, tut the boy never moved tie
"ss a iafseolng boy
u IA simply absurd to talk about a
eomaus being qualified to On every
position In lite that a man fills. For
instance, what woman could lounge
about a stove 10 grocery aad lie
about tue member Of fishes she caught
last summer.
Il should be glad Il accommodate
you. said an Iowa damseI, 10 whom a
young Bostanian had proposed. but !
am partially engaged already. There's
ma. though. who's only ihirty-dvc, and
want, h. marry again. and thiuk she
- iust nUw without ~ engagement.
TIE Young man took the next tain
east
Tho o,bor aav poori, ,ro,n,,
w,o,ns som. lead IN stop a hole In q
w,.b hailer so, conner rsyoIver car.
triga an The st,vn T., melt Tho bullet
Shs say. she w,s iu. 1oopipg over
il 10 see II IL had melted, when an
earthquake came along When she
grows oh and has tu wear spectaclcs,
she will uly need a pair with one
glass 10 them. as one Of her eyes went
away with the earthquake to look after
the transit.
they got up surprise party
Thursday night last on u yonug mar
ried couple. at whose house in Swan
noodle A similar affair was Que Of tn,
social successes OF the last season
The conspirators were met calmly but
cordially at the gate by the husband
who rested Oh his shot gun, while hi.
beautiful and ACCOMPLISHED wife whose
face and form were visible inside tn,
porch. said she was very glad to sc,
tb,qn but SHE didn't tbiuk size couIl
hold the bulldog back more than
minute longer
1t seems 10 me have seen you
pbysiognomy somewhere before. saic
New YorE swell to a stranger whom
he mot The other day. but ,nuot i'm
agine where Very likely, replied th,
other have been keeper Of a Jail 70
the las, twenty years.
In the office or one of the ho,ob
recently a gentleman snapped his tia
ger to . boot black, and as he put hi
tot 90 the box he said: You lool
like a good, smart boy. See here
mister. replied the boy as be rose up
brush IN either hand, I've had tina
game played on me a dozen times, an'
now | want 20 know whether this is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

Gout, Bilious. Et muteus aud Intermittent Fe-
vsrs, Diseases Of the Blood. Liver kidneys and
Bladder, these B,tters have no equal. Such Die
eases are caused hy FitIalC8 Blood.
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The work originally published under the
completed tn lst8. since which tme tbr 4
circulation which ID has tanned So all pattl
tho tnitrd otalsh and tile slFusl d,yelapui
which have takun place 10 ,ysry branch i
euCa literature buA ari, have induced che
/ tore and publishers ta submit it ta'au exact
sud thorough revision a8d Go issue be~ tdil
entitled
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08
Fortify the body against disease
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,

/ by purifying all its fluids With VINEGAR BirrRs.
/ No epidemic can take hold Of a system thus fore
{ gFmR8
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Pin. Tape. and other Worm.

lurking 60 the astsul % 20 uauy ltsHs4uas. are
eGsetu4ly desgr8yea s4i removed. No system
~ medicine. ug refmIf1gas. 700 suthtlmlEitier
wiil free the sysiem from worms atf these Bite
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08
For Female Complaints

IL y0aug CO. ID. married OF slagie. at the aRan
q N0tAauhsoG ag tie tuEu 81 afe, tbe TOME
Bittefs display ~ 8eelde1 - iaaaslaf taat ina
pr0ycmsut j. econ peFaeruGie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

Druggists ard General Aatlts. raa Ffale.ss9.
CA4fggas4 AID cor. Wasalagslz au4 Eerltga
ST., SEES Igfk 14egusl Iz
sOLD By AL DECS0lsTs AND DEALERS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

For Inhammatory Chronic Rheuma-
tism,
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VINEGAR BITTERS.
PURELY VEGETABLE,
FREE FROM ALCOHOL.

On. !. NALEERs CALlgoBNlA VINEGAR BuTEHs
are purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly
from the native herbs f5uua on the lover ranges
Of the Sierra Nevada mouulaiusof California, the
medicinal properties of ahieb sre extracted
here'ram ihobt the tee OF A'aa.a1. The ques.
ton IL atmoet daI,g asked, What 10 the osuso Of
the unparalleled success II VINEGAR BuTERs p
Or suswer IS. fiat ttey remove tho cause Of
disease, aud the patient recover. his health.
They are the great blood punhef aud hie-Eiy.
ing principle. perfect heuovat"r ard iuviaora.
tor OF the system Never before iu lho history
~ the world has a mldieu" been Compounded
pusse-sing the remarkable qu titles Of YNEGNH
BurEu> tn healing the etea ot every disease man
is hsirla Ibey ate gentle i1rsatJva Is. we'll
as fonie relieving Cong -tiJu o., lDdametioo Of
the Liver sud Fsso,ra Orgaar, DO H.Aous Di.
seases
Da. WALkGas CAlH.aNn NsaAB BrGrRs
act Oh al ,he-e eascs in siutIag msuurr BY
pnualag 'he Blood they ramare the eIuee AID
by l,stnlar aagy Go. effects NJ the inflammation
CHE uubercuIal degoHrrJ the Affected parts ro.
ceiNg Lelth, and pormnneH1 cure is effected
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

NEw Egytsrp FnrroS

Rnurrly rewritten by tba ablrst wfitogs 500 81
sgtleet trutrd ffew hes tNpr. AUd
Illustrated With Several 1huua#
sud EuEfayFHEa aud May#
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proclaim VINEGAR BTgEEs the most wonderful
lnwgorant that ever auHmnsd Che sinking sya.
TEN.
No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions and remain long unwcll
provided their bones ale not destroyed by min
crsl poison or other me ana, aad vital organe
wasted beyond repair.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

in Augusta, Me, no provision
was made last winter for feeding and
lodging tramps 4 vagaboud went
ih,o police station and wanted to
sleep there. We only lodge prisoners,
said the Sergeant behind the desk -
You only lodge prisoners. repeated the
vagaba8ds meditatiyely. That's all
was tic reply; you have got to steai
someihiug, or assault somebody. o.
something Of that kind. I've got t.
assault somebody, OF something 81
that Kind. again repeated the sagaboni
th8ughualiy Then ho reached across
the desk with bis right arm. aud
Knocked thc Sergeant IL bic stool, say
ing, as ihe officer got up with his hand
% lis eye. Give me 4. good a bed a,
yoa kius Sergeant. cause 5aa't feel
very well tonight
After The committee al the Ollie
State Agricultural Fair bad given TIE
Gnt premium iog poultry 10 a Huuga
riaa chicken Of the slAsi.MAgyar breed
the fact was developed that tie Dis
graceful f5wl was merely an ordinary
chicken with broken back a false
tail Aaa = raiis 81 turkey feathers glu.
FL around IT, neck with mucilage. Tdt
Committee say they knew il al th,
lins. bat uey waited 10 sec how "a
The gah would carry the irAaa
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

1t classes the ELECTORAL votes OF the
States as follows: Certain Demo
cratic, l76; certain Republican,
106; doubtful 81. The States il
classes as doubtful are Illinois,
] ouisiana, Mississippi, New Hamp-
shire. North Carolina, Ohio. Oregon
and Missouri. 1t places New Jer-
sey.among the certain Democratic
States, and says that it is justified
in so doing, Notwithstanding the
recent triumph of the Republicans
in the recent Legislative canvass,
twill be questioned by no one who
recalls the political tradition of the
State since the year 1860, and who
that the Democratic
majority in New Jersey is mainly
determined by the counties of
Hunterdon, Warren and Sussex,
in which the vast numerical supre-
macy of the Democrats fails to APP
pear on the occasion of o purely
legislative contest"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

Brigham Young has at last scor-
ed a point in his conflict with Ann
Eliza and the law. The order OF
the court, whereby the prophet
was imprisoned for contempt in re-
fusing to pay that recalcitrant
woman temporary alimony, has
been set aside, and Brigt am will
walk forth again a free man as soon
as he RECEIVERS from the indisposion
which has assisted the United
States Marshal in combining him to
his house. There is no special oc-
casion for rejoicing over this tenn
porary triumph of the prophet
for with sixteen wives remaining,
and his little difficulty with Ann
Eliza still unsettled, it can scarcely
be a great while before he gets in
to hot water again. There is some
consolation, however, in the know
ledge that a woman who deliberate
ly walks into the snare as number
seventeen did, and was guilty of
the same offense as the prophet
was, does not have things altogeth-
IT her own way.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

Dawes to check the extravaganza
at "the other end of the avenue"
In considering the matter OF
retrenchment-i it should not be for
gotten that before the beginning
OF the present fiscal year Repub-
iican President, Republican Sec
rotary OF the Treasury and Re-
publican Congress could devise no
means of relieving the financial
straits in which the government
found itself other than that Of in
creasing the revenues. Then was
the time for Secretary Bristow
to core forward with his reduced
bpdget ; but the Secretary could
see no possible way of getting on
with less than s272, 900, 900 for the
ordinary expenditures of the gov
eminent. If he can do so now,
the only presumption is that it
will be because he knows that
Democratic eyes viii not be so
blind to excrescences in the bud
get as Republican eyes were.-Free
Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

The expression of the opinion by
President Grant that the result oil
the November elections chad given
assurance that the Republicans
would control this government four
years longer has moved Frank
LesIie's to critically inspect the
relative strength with which the
two parties arc left to enter upon
the struggle that lies before them
both. 1t tanks, from such inspect
ton, that the p 'estere of victory
Is still demonsirs ly on the side
os tho Demoerats, even after oil
allowance has been made for dim
inrtion o.; the Dc;nocraeh postage"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

To effect the retrenchment in the
expense of collecting the customs
made necessary by the smallness OF
the appropriation for the purpose
yet remaining on hand, Senator
Bristow has directed that the ex-
pense of various custom-houses,
shall be cut down fifteen per cent.
1t is left optional with the collec-
tors to carry out the reduction in
any manner they see fit, either by
reducing the force fifteen per cent,
or by reduction in the salaries to
that extent without discharging
anyone. 1t is said that most of the
collectors will adopt the former
plan. In case they should do so,
it will be about as good proof as
can be furnished that the custom
houses all over the country have
provided places for a much larger
of men than there was any
real necessity for.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24
"QQQQU MONEY FOR ALL only t
5 Down With Hard Times. {

SAVE MONEY and to do it, buy where you can
oh'h hV'bi get your moneys worth. The
Great N. Il. Dollar Sale, 80 Bromfield ST., Boston
Mass, since 1873 has sold goods TO 1875 COO patti ons
1t offers every variety of Dry. Fancy, and Staple
Goods, Groceries, Books Cutelry, Glass ware, &c,
at about half price, and sells every thing at only
one dollar
pIpH HAVING II bnys from manufacturers and
iI"oi hh'po' first hands, and can sell for sl
what country dealers ask 81 20 s3 for. This il no
humbug, no tickets" or lottery. See our circu-
lars, and thousands of articles off red No only
81. We are endorsed by the best papers of Bos-
ton, and by 100000 patrons. See our circulars.
ME Gan and will sell you goods at less than any
"b ViN other house, We send by mail or ex-
press c. o. ID, and let you see the goods before
buying. We want agents everywhere. No risk
no capital needed.
0NF CTNT buys postal card. Send one for all
''h 'n'i our papers, circulars, and lists. We
can and do sell 81 articles, s2 books &c, all for
single dollar. beautiful Rings, Pins, bracelets,
Sets, Pipes violins Guitars Casters in fact 1000
articles all at 81. Send now and save money You
can do IT. please try. Address all orders to H.
OkMISTON CO., N. E. Dollar Sale 50 I,rom-
field ST., Boston, Mass.