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, 1875-08-20

Lndy c'1nearty. eLe's not however. an artistic
!" !he h.. hent nen.e of tho word. HIo uiii
'ubl1eaa till tho plAce to which Mr. Mry,ck.r
and f.rtune IN: assigned her win n,tinfact,nn
Improvement ovor .ho iesding Id co e.
tat rlt IT Of 1h.t tho pull c may dc.te. nI. sno ~
nant!e.tly u lady Of refinement, aud her 1t,nl-
bo altered by wos1 that rsa bo saId in t1is
ti.co. Tho subordinate ch factcra last night
weEe taken bv mtmbo,s of tho IN.
tan' "ho arc moro ar !r.a known
to to, tho a.a -, ,l.y ,e:inE t,nslc: !. nay 10
company in aboya that Of last year. and that sts
first appearance Man emineptls 4 hucca1, Of
which sho n'anavsement NAV well b. proud. We
10 e to IRE tho piAy of 'Cian arty well patrun.
lied during its ruu at this THEATRE. and can yeD-
tnre tu tTomise that thoao who Rpond Hlght in
witnessing it will bo row asle'f for their pans, il
they have at,7 s1fupatlv at all with the hgllor
otdtt Vi dramatic fep.erentatIcns.
HooLeY's.
"Evcrybods'h Fricna"-a very old but evcr
welcome friend i-kttracted = very large audience
TO Ioolays 1hcatre last evening. or courss
The principal interest var ccntered In ths char
acter OF MAJ. Wellington De Hoo's-tho warrior
Of CORY locks aud wLito liver. jclIn Diliun aa.
suned tho role with his usual drolory and kebt
biz audieucs in oapitai bumor throughout tho
performances hH COMEDIAN dDfifeA Hltlch
mbre OF his power from fsc4al ex1l.e+Rion and
'udleroua attitude thao from anv very marked
quality Of voIco. fhs at:of IL rather
LOW 1t tsmea but tlo1e ia DRY
l,,ltnos in its tons which ma.st people laugh
without boing very wall atia to explain tho ex4ct
CAUSE Ut t.eir hll4ritY. John ponbessen great
magnetism. aud II, rerhat =. tho most popuInr
rnan in Clstclgo outside u politics. His efforts
last evening "ero aarjed by louul Rftos round
Ut enthusiastic mn lh,lse.
Mrs. Dillon made very charming Mrs. S,ran.
dorm, and I;Iai'dell ena quste au,us,,g II, ,be
cha,acter Of Frank Introoh, thc hauhfal nlat.
Mr. Morris, ~ Fea1ter'y, was not precise Ill
lis lines. but did soino of Lila lo-o.
making with creditabIo enthusiasm. Mra.
bfacdcr osdescd the .Ma},r tsoand Will,
hrst-clAas stvle. and MAS extremely happy iD
tie relation or her moonlight remtnscencos
htrs. Caeeae .as an agreeable Mrs ft1therly,
quite attractive enough to keep At home the
most trilsnt Of husbands. Jui=ing by tho favor
With which tho p.sce was recelve1 last night,
Everyoodys FE!cul" cAn 10 ruu Bncce-bfulIv
for somo t,me longer. "Tho Greeu-Eycd
Granger" farco Of en- adorable me,it. IN Which
jnhn Dillon boto tito principal part-T5otter
soaMlotn- -cloned the performance.
, 1875-08-20

sptsfat DtspasaA " The Ca1eass Tstbuns,
DuSFAIo. N. T., Aug. l8.--Ths Nepsuus Hoss
COMPANY, On thsr return trip from visit to The
City Of Troy, thls evening. we're received by tho
City Fire Department In = tosoh-light pro:ss-
sloa sad display Of fra-no1ka. The ssoep-
ton waa brilliant aRAix.
Ths Temperance jubilee s4ou1slon to Nissast
, 1875-08-20

to-'1sy, hy tho Cshada eou'hcrn R,ilway, under
tho hn-PigtA Of lhrch Catholic B,cctleH. waa tLe
a.Rrst ever started out of buffalo. Tho i,!ml ct
~Aa o.t,nse.d at lGLo0. Snronty cars wcrs
I,ncketi tHnle and on tnp. Duo snAn wAD ntsuck
by thu bridge At E1acx nncs Ani kll1o i. Tin
o1cnra'"nlsth nil prob4bly not got humo bo:ore
morning,
, 1875-08-20

o'Tsspaadsnss u Th4 CAeaao Trisuns
hAaao"sosx, Moultria Co.. ILL.,, Aug. le.-
*hs useaesse Are soiug 10 have picnic 1t ta!s
plaza on the 7th Of Bsptombae. Tia At.ta Ma.
~ and ststs LsosuIor viii 10 tho speakers,
, 1875-08-20
BUSINESS CHANGES,
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR 81

CoasAttug Of Ur!s, Mill with ruu Of EEsnfh burr
stune a. and Ill nachiusty Vt tls latsst improvement
tu locality h4Yu4 y largo rup of euAvrl'. AlAo,
goo4l suuu,nx osdsr. Thb abass Mills dHssu by
waller ulss y. J If Ihsm Ars tnFtns aud ossss0ot-
Tasy 40 Aus.et .ssy yea.usly foE shipping, TO-
1uX au Iayus's sldiuH, Air LIS K+ttroaa, and shout
uue-AAif uls fsoM can4ds Southern II. Cl4F juno
tivp aud about w la!lea fEon IT. Th0mAs. There
wv good rc..druces At.sched. Address WILLIAM
u. PAYNE, I.lbotTiLs 7. o., 0ns.ftos oARAdA.
, 1875-08-20
US. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE

.DIRECToRH~
nook Of nrary 2n1 raRes c1m 4!et +x pretsty ~ !
p1iAn 70 aid r4rrIlts and vn,rltana tn AeFectinH
aehnoi Itcnntnha cosnrla:e Hist nf al the aehools
and e7rEts In the UnisnA States: information in Ee-
gard 70 places wherein tia kcanis afs jncatol, tus
climate railroad fass. rte. al.n spee!al .icscrIp-
fon .! the most lsirats institution Of teatn!l,x
beut ffeo upon april catnn. Postage, Hcrtts
I. Ct'TESWOETH pISEKNEY,
bustsn Of arhon Advertising an Inform 4tnn. pn-
it, New York City,
, 1875-08-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN m

xrsIAH:IioS Or NIytn:sck Hanxs.r satard.y s..
rt'o handas II t:u A. m. JAily.
, 1875-08-20

ONLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCP.

~ Tf8nbAahti0 LNkn pAuJs Ma HtsAm ,hIu
bsr NV iat. aud HAIRS Fus .plsadld 1s.ss,s "a
tu4s ist hs sin1 IN ~
j, uhss! Will sail from Pise NJ s. Nvsh kists
sNXSEE. T.ud.!l.. Ausu., II
;tIi:E I;E p4"ls. Lashssss:. .s.,a Ia, sscs.
ek III GOLD et.siaa t.saa!at Ssa sa.,s !,
i..a s.on. eio .1d " aosota.ux e ",aad ta
stesrags a5. with sppsfiot secs@ m.ust.ors. IN:
tudla9 ~ ateeaAAtas wtthJut sItTa bi$apSTs
HAT /! ,A1i T. n;i g:ss, sssEass
, 1875-08-20

Mt. Pleasant Military Academy.
Select Harding School for Young Men and Boys
at sinE Sing, n. T.. on tha Hudtou. A full g.Aipd
cnurse nj Instruction DIrom,a At graiuat,un. Nil.
itasy organization complete aud thorough. Grounds
beautiful aud builltuG co.unolio H. FaEty-*ernnh
year hegnH Sept..l6. Send fnr circular containing
Chicago References. ]. HOWE ALLEN. rrin"ipAi.
, 1875-08-20

CHICAGO oaRoRrMWesIssv Rstl91s1
1tfkfI 9{h ~
H.. f"rnrr Hafison. .sf., and al Ehs des5.s, '"-
, 1875-08-20

Great Western Steamship Line.
fGnnKssWxha atS.s: Aus =
EHahfi. ra,9:aIE Miadha% III. uHsaay. Aut. K
H.su,.tsn siat'h. {ia: apply attssaI Enlghs hslss
, 1875-08-20

ST JOINTS SCHOOL.
boarding an', D,y R'ho,t for ronng llsdien snI
Children ley. THEODORE 1hF1SCi. III. D.. Rrctnr,
II Nr.t T4isiy-reconda IT,. New York. Dr. irving =
special eass for The study of ths Eu9lt1n L7nglssc
and Literature. - illuatranc and iftustrate v His,
tory* With readtnga from tho lest suhoa, will tegn
tn November. Ills class fnr lie historical aud critical
study nt tbs Fins Arts will segn At tho cams time
The FIJI Term tseRns on Wednesday. E"rt. =. l-75
For Circulars and inform tion Apply aa.aboye,
, 1875-08-20
Select tle Best School for Yjnr Bows,

The irving lna'isntr. At Tarrytown- m IIud4nu,
feopent Sett. H. Tn.eough inttrurtipn In the En-.
Ri'h .ni iatri,'l tsnd'... TIE following ger,tlearn
-" Ise'eat latro!s Of sh. +cls,pI: Mr. Th.nas
Etahute. Chief ENGINEER Ertc Ehirna,i; Mr. Louis
Hps'stf, No. i HMth slrt't, y. T.; Mr. n,h4rt
Gfates. Nc. ~ Duane street. N. u; tho Nc~ j,
heit!. fTta. 1T Nat. Dlnk, Tsrryt"xu,
4. AiMA6SAC. 4. ~. D. 4. KuWt, rrincip.ls.
RACINE CoLLsEGE.
The Hchnn n l. ttrr* the s'ie:l,h' B:hus AMI t4e
t3r4nfH'r huos u lagne Co-tEo will reopen Wsdn.t-
day. Sept. H.
The re'tofa on Of Tayos l1alI with many improve.
H1tutA, md new Laboratory and EJnIla.iHn, which
ars u u Finished telnre tic term uIeis viii al much
IN The atsAi:aE.f nf the tuatituuor.
Fur slnlsaion npEfy to
HEy. JAMES DE KOvES, D. H.,
-..... kaciua College, itsetne. Wis.
Catalogues can b. had 1t Jaisen. M*t;iurg 4 c ~
Mitchell Hstt!Away. 15s Htxtr,sL. and At tho Mes
chauts National Bunk.
, 1875-08-20

COuTf HfpE SEMINARY. 400 MICH AN-Av,--
- Mrs. II, blAt}Hs. ltIuc1ra--Tls tehool will re-
oItu ruest.y. Nett. !. with full epFls Of teachers
Aara4ustinI cI.ss i forla4x. For circulars ~
ply ~ Aboya,
, 1875-08-20

PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
nrookiyn Heights. Tie th!rrso ,er u saIs instit,-
received Into the family of si!ss T.. j. Saith. member
q the Fsrulty. Ths best facilities are Afforded for
Music, t4lAtlag. and Modern LlncaaarB. Elective
course slowc'. Por circulars, adlre.s 4. Cn1TTES-
DEN. ph. D., brooklyn. y. T..
, 1875-08-20
Seminary Of the Sacred Heart,

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Offers to young ladea all the advantages Of solid and
rehue<l ednostion Day scholars ahmitlt! 10 the
ciatse. With hr bosrlcs. For rar 'ttsrs ~ ply h The
LADY supEn10R. 4s4 West TsYtot-sL Ciassea re-
nImcu wednesday, Helt, |. -'
, 1875-08-20

*-nepot enrner Of Wall. and K!ntssts
'-Dtptt cnrner Of EabA and kiuSfo.tts
, MIcHI an cENfFA. RA:L71s1,
"fHo' Foot a Ln*t-H., and font ~ ffts}y. sseos H.
II ttarA.4t.. taushfaM corner a Raajaiah
'H'l =" t. tt' H.. TfE1nrt tour.
, 1875-08-20

GR7 90 FER QUARTER. M e1trss. Media
po .Acatr.uy fur Uo!1. !? rptlas fr,,n, Phif.dsl
pha. 10 lustrueIosA u, Q. HHOArLlD0E t1arsart
4. AL, AslIs, ~
, 1875-08-20

MRS GARRETSoN
English. French, aud UerMan HossIIux aIl Day
kst,s,o for Young Ladies' anil ChilIren No. ~ Writ
fatt,,ses1nth.st, between Fifth anl 5tssh.a.. VIII
rrs'trn Oh Hs1nesdAy, Sept ~. ia'a- Atlalsssauas
made FeEsuuA1ly " W l,%leE, ~ Abufs.
, 1875-08-20

kAnFas City snh psnva+ Fast FL,
ht. <1tttt IN :Sotins1etd Ri,
-. !nu.*. HnriHSnn1d 4 'rs5as..
retriA, het1u4 a IIitI1ngtoo,,,,
UNA. hr tkts.t P1tlttIktpn,..
Chicago a f'aEfucah Haflrna1 Et.
S'r sr0s. dAtnn. NAst,,ukt4.l III,
It!tAt 4 OsI1lit Aoe ItntutltJasirn.
, 1875-08-20

Will 10 msde 10 Writing AHainHt Qibson. lte will
% chstgea With e1sfassgance In tue expenditure
OF tho ltdiAna' money; With corruption In oaus-
Ing vouchers 10 ba a.Kped in blank baioro te will
PAY money thAt IL due with eauaiuK dissopsiop
and atrifo amopg the Ossges, by dividing bausIs
and making nav Chiefs. against tho Hlalses II
to accotd ffeely With hia w,ahca; With Az A.
they dislike; and NTH general ii.
compotonce and inetac!ency In the manage
mens Of tteir adalts loarn from private and
reliable sourcas that, out Of the enormous sim
Of stl4 900 which WAS Appropriated for expendi-
tuEo during the yoars 1b7l-'75 and iB7o-'76.
S3s8 ooo M IN cash hAs already beep expended. and
e234, 600 contracted for, leaving but e34, ,003 to
ascAl year. Bona worry aatteripg reports have
been made to the Dspat tmant in regard to tue
progress tho 0asgsa were making III civilization.
have loarnod that thoso reports are, In great
measure. fraud on tho public az we'll a. oil the
osagob. Tho improvements made hrro i.ayo
oeen made bv white mtn. and theY have been
paid fnr lhe!F work out Of tho Osagsa' .noury.
The houses that have been built. Tho land that
has osoa broaen: the wells that have becn dug,
tho ground that has boon cultivated. the crops
that have bean rssed> -ea!l tbla has becn done 6y
white mon. In fow Cases tho ludisus have splIt
rn,ls. bnt not to sny charming extent. Tho pis.
takea that Agent Gibson has made have been
o*lng g u great degree to his snthuY.su on Tho
spk2p!L! cIy1LtztA6 TlIE INDIANS.
lio has expended targe sums at money 10 no par,
pose. ua hAs d!scrimtnated agArat tho wilder
Indians. and IN fsvar Of thoaa who showed la-
position to comply with hs views. fu this man
nor DO bas stirred up \ spirit ot hostility An'ong
the banda. He has attempted to coulrol tho
ts'eo.on Of ths oniest4 Of ths tribt, using ii
tue power of bis otico io tho distribution Of
fsyofs to secure tho selscton OF ona Of lila pc.s
- ooseruor, aud. FILLING In this. hs requested
hs appointment am satisfied that thefo never
WI 10 harmony among tho 0sages 30 long ~
Gibson remains shelr Agent. ! think the mA.
{orlty Of the Commissioners are disposed TO deal
Justly In this matter, bus Indlan- Inspector Kim
ball haa pfejudged the case. +.
, 1875-08-20

1udtanapofis i.outsriIfs C!netn.!
nall uAy E1gInss .....,,,,,... 's11 IN r,,,
Indiana poIa Louisville i Elnc,,,s, ' ''a s'"p' m"
nAtt sight Elpross llai, l.... s:te r. nj, s :,;,. -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21
We are Immortal,

One of the finest things George D.
Prentice ever wrote is this inimitable
passage: 1T cannot be that earth is
man S only abiding place. 1t cannot
be that our life is bubble cast on the
ocean of eternity to float for moment
upon its waves and sink again into
uothingness. Else why is it that the
high and glorious aspirations which
leap like angels from the temple ofOur
hearts, are forever dissatisfied? Why
is it that the rainbow and cloud come
over us with beauty that is not of
earth, and then pass off to leave us to
muse on their loveliness? Why is Il
that the stars which hold their festival
around their midnight throne are SET
above our limited faculties, forever
mocking US with their unapproachl b e
glory? And finally, why is it that the
bright forms of human beauty arr
presented to our view and taken from
us, leaving the thousand streams of af.
lection to flow back in an Alpine tor,
rent upon our hearts. We are born
for a higher destiny than of earth
There is realm where the stars will
be spread out before us like island.
that slumber in the ocean, and where
beautiful beings that pass before Us
like shadows, will stay forever in oul
presence.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21

A legend we have read says that the
Passion Flower was first discovered iu
the Brazils, and its wonders were soon
proclaimed to Christian kingdoms a:
representing the passion of Our Lord
whence its present appellation. The
leaves were said exactly to resemble
the spear that pierced our Saviour S
side, the cords that bound His hands,
and the whips that scourged Him. The
ten petals are the twelve apostles
Judas having betrayed and Peter de-
serted. The pillar in the centre was
the cross or tree, the stamens the ham
mers. the styles the nails, the inner
circle about the centred pillar the
crown of thoins, and the radiations
the glory; the white in the flower the
emblem Of purity, and blue the type OF
heaven. In the Passifora alata drops
of blood are seen on the cross OF tree.
The flower keeps open three days, and
then disappears, denoting the resurree-
tlOn.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21


Bristols tribute of respect to the
late Andrew johnson contains the fol.
lowing condensed yet comprehensive
biography of the illustrious deceased
An orphan at 4 years of age, an ap.
prentice at 10, a journeyman tailor al
IL, a wanderer at Is seeking support
for widowed mother, an Alderman
at p, Mayor al p, delegate TO the
Legislature at q, Presidential ElectOr
at h, State Senator at 33 Congressman
at -, Governor at 40, L. S. Senator
at ~, Vice President at 80, aud Presi-
dent at 81, he has now closed at the
uge of sixty-six and two-thirds years
life illustrious for its trials, its sue
cesses aud its virtues.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21
WHAT 10 DRINK.

The Lily drinks the sunlight.
The Primrose drinks the dew,
The CowSlip sips the running brook,
The llyacinth, heavens blue;
Thu Peaches quail the dawn-ligh!,
The Pears, the Autumn noon, w
The Apple-bloSsoms drink the rain,
And the first warm air of June.
The Wind-flower and the Violet
Draw in the April breeze,
And sun and rain and hurricane
Are the tipple of the trees;
But not a bud or greeniing,
From the Hyssop on the wall
To the CEDAR of Mount Lebanon,
Is stepped in alcohol. r
From all the earth'S emerald basin,
From the blue sky'S sapphire bowl,
No living thing or wing ~ O..
Partakes that deadly dole.
I'll quaf the Lily's nectar,
III sipof the Cowslip's cup,
Ill drink the shower. the sun, the breeze
But never the poisoned drop.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21
InsOlyent Notice,
GEORGIA : ELORIDA EF r. is.; Ss%s; !;

Georgia or Florida, should subscribe for
the MORSING NEWS, published AT Savau-
nah, GA. Daily, SlO; Weekly. 3 per an
mum. Advert ~erS desiring customers in
these States, should use its columns. 10 is
the best paper in the Southeast. Specimen
copies sent on receipt OF ) cents. Address
J. II. ESTlLL. Savannah, Ca
August IA, lS75-tf.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21
Whisky. and NO Whisky.

See here. you fellows who keep your
souls bathed in bust head year in and
year out, read the following:
The great London fever of 1889 took
scarcely anybody but drunkards and
tipplers. DIR. Cartwright, of New Or
leans, says the yellow fever 10 1866 took
5000 drinking men before it touched q
sober man. In the United Kingdom
of England, Ireland aud Scotland, one
visit of cholera swept away over 10000
persons, not half dozen teetolalers in
that number. In the city of Montreal
800 teetotalers had the cholera and but
one OF them died !; while 800 drink
ing men died of the disease.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21
Arrival and Departure of Mails.


For Louisville and beyond, P. NJ. and
40 p. II.
For Nashville, 7:3eP.M
Between GAINESVILLE and Louisville, 2:50 p
N. Nr
southeastern Railway, 80 P. NJ.
Southern, 6 p. NJ.
Dover, Wedn esdays ard Saturdays, 80 A.
N,
New Providence, Peacher's Mil and Hop
kinsviiie, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10
A. n.
McAllister's X Roads, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, ii A. NJ.
Woodford and Rossview, Fridays, IL A. NJ
ARRIVE.
Louisville and Northern cities, 6:l5 A. N
and $50 p. N.
Nashville and Southeastern, $50 p. N.
Between GAINESVILLE and Louisville, 6:s
NJ.
Southern. 3:I5 pm
New Providence, pm.
Dover, Tuesdays and Fridays, Z p. N.
Hoplinsville, Wednesdays and Saturdays
4P.M.
McAllister's Y Roads, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, l0A. NJ.
WoodIord and Rossview, Fridays, l0A. NJ
Office hours, daily. from A. N. to 5 p. NJ
Sundays. ! to 81 4. ". After evening mai
is distributed, Office is open Is minutes.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21
Sweetheart, good-bve, Through mists an

Pass the pale phantoms OF our years,
once bright with spring, or subtly strong
When Summers noontide thrilled wit
song;
Now wan, wild-eyed, forlornly bowed,
Each rayless as an Autumn cloud
Fading on dullSeptenIber's sky
Sweetheart, goodbye!
Sweetheart, goOd-byei The vapors rolled
Athwart yon distant, darkening world,
Are types of what our world doth know
OF ienderesf loves of long ago;
And thus when all is done and said,
Our live lived out. our passion dead,
What can their warning record be
But tinted miSts OF memory
Oh clasp and kiss me ere die
Sweetheart, gObd-bye!
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21

A dissipated young spendthriit,
when demonstrated with by his wife,
replied, II am like the prodieal SON
and shall repent by and by,'S"Yes y
said the better half, and l am like the
prodigal son, too; for | will arise and
20 to nv father"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21
SWEETHEART, GOODBYE!

Sweetheart, goodbye! Our varied day
Is closing into twilight grey,
And up from bare. bleak wastes OF sea
The north wind rises nIOurnfully;
solemn PRESENCE. strangely drear,
Doth haunt the shuddeTing twilight air;
1t fills the earth. Il cilills the sky
Sweetheart, goodbye!
Sweetheart. goodbye! Our joys are passed
And right with silence comes at last;
All things must end aye, even Love =
Nor Know we. IL reborn above,
The heart-bleonIs of our early prime
Shall flower beyond these bounds OF time
" All, death alone Is Sure!" we cry
Sweetheart, good-byei
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21

Announcement OF marriages and deaths
free-tributes of respect and obituaries
half price.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

50. SQUARES lAo ike s4o s-e u u, no
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-21
Local Agents W anted!
An Agent Wanted for. each Town and
County in the United States

The Industrial Exhibition Company viii
furnish agents with Circulars, sie-. etc.
Zach newspaper published In the town
where agent - located witf a. SION a.
agency T. established. lie given an sdyer-
tissment, advertising such agency. and the
Company. ana fully explaining the plans,
purposes and objects OF tie <ss,.n pauy. such
advertisements will continue in such Dsyers
~ lcpg a. agency II successfully conducted
The industrial Exhibition Company n
the hrst 10 adopt the = an % ioEz llI use by
the European governments, Of issuing
bonds Wher The prineiD pal u made secure
and not rskei, hut where there g. a chance
for a large premium, an Investment Of %
- sure a. return 20 the investor Szi-one
dollar more Than Cortland the holder Of a
80 Bond, may 0b.aiE a prenliasB. either q
80. 500, $40 tstaj, 80 = 80. BIO. $1,000
$500 or sitoptj. The Interest. i5ssh II
ordinarily distributed 10 all the Dcnd1old-
err pro sala. u 10 this loan distributed by
chance. The pureila@er 81 q bond knows
ne will receive back his Investment with
n small rate u int~res5 assdesf, AMI IN oOr-
slderafion 81 taking llis small rate Of In
tsrest, be has q eiiaBess IN the above NAMED
premiums. which are slssDly the siiszril,o-
/ sion % interest on the g3oie iSzrn.
Zach bond participates IN four ssrz1lnrz
each year. WITH y has drawn prszsissa.
I when n ~ surrendsgi. the premium paid,
and the bond eaDeeilsd.
The Industrial EzhlbltISa c0mtaaT. IN
/ der a special charter. grated W She state
| Of View YORK. - ziTrE Authority - $500
| Thee hOs.ts- The LIZ lzt1f8f-'Df tie 1tzs~,
recognizing tite rfeNr h<Tseflfs shieh wi
arise from the -sfaaeess - tnls erterrgsss.
I have exefnptsi al The zeal STATE sz5a pro-
/ p<rfy OF the Company 5forn faxatloa and
assf--aTnenfs Tor I've year. and - z,sD eryn-
f~rrei other great privileges.
Every American who undsrsszsr.ls tks
purposes Of this Company viii. q = rees-.-
sity. feel PRIDE Ia aiding IL % . sEscessfaf
termination
zach iBfividuai who buTx : sonf ~
/ cOfIiee an owner and an inferezrfa r.srsF.
| and when be views the str1ffufe efeelesl
/ with his money. can zsy, Il zide-f - esse1
/ in our county. the most EsaxnIfrzne
/ building the world has ever Ee~A. : pal8ee
/ which, IN truth represents The ln31s<ry.
| energy and mechanical genius q the
American people"
I The manufacturers and the fDEeut0rE -
Amerira are peculiarly interested IN M
SIieees< % this enterprise, fOr IRE Eea-fls
/ that II = 20 BE- their home, where ali fhesr
/ inventions aad manufaefures eza - II
b1bifed and sold.
The building win contain 5.saDS Sees %
space
Purchasers desiring Bonds before an
/ agency IL established where they reside.
1 Will communicates direct with this offlos.
/ from where they can be SUPPLIED.
/ Parties desiring u act as agents, or % puF-
chase bonds Will address