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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

NOR sALE-HoUSE AND LOT: MODERN IMPROVE
ments price sl0oJo one sibJ; or Will build TO suit
parties This property within three minues' Walk Of
depot Address OWNER, box 70 Post office, South
Orange n j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19
DENTISTRY.


A CORAL RUBBER SIT OF TEETH IN TaREH
~ hourA-impression In the forenoon, teeth in mo
afternoon. Thirty fourth street nesr BROADWAY and
sixth avenue. Coral RUBBER very strong flesh coorcdt
gold sets. pstina sets whalebonc rubber sets pump-
ers open ironts Lip Lters Lip Dopressors Regulators,
nitrous OXIDE mechanical dcntstry Take green cars
from Grand street ferry sixth or Brond-
way ears Get on ~ Thirty -iourth street.
NEWBROUGH, ls5 West Thirtyfourth street.
RBhUT1FUL TEETH, &c. s.; GUM SETS $40;
- single " Extracting with gas Soc silver ring
Doc. Examine specimens. NEW YORK DfN Tkf.
ROOMS 1k sixth ay Established 1851. Remember z6A
THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsTABrIsIMgNc
~"'''' p-oadway. ia the Herald Bulldin2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

RIO LkASE-THE BRIGHTON HOUSE AT PERTH
Amboy, n j.. This large man sion house Is situated
In a very heathul location. on high ground. command
ing a view Of the Rarltan Bay The grounds include
De lawn, with shade aud several Tor garden
pasture &C. The house is In a good neghtorhood,
yenent churches, schools, and TO railroad
depot and steamboat landing Two lines Of railroad
AFFORD frequent communication with New York. For
further particulars apply to HORACE S. ELY, No. %
Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

CNoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
Il stone House on SiStieth street Fourth avenue;
will he sold low for cash. Apply 10 NotAFFfkff
HIrUHMAN, corner fifth avenue and Fifty ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

A FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED SMALL TIRE
n story nigh stoop House, no East Twenty fourt
street has every con nience. Handsomely and con
pleiely furnished reasonable seen from ii to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

CUMMIT, N IA NEW HOUSE; II ROOMS; LARGE
- closets; modern improvements acres; barn large
trees SHADING piazza spreading U feet; water I'M
failing; 6minu,es drive from two stations; rent SSu
Apply TO A. Oracle, Esq, summit N j. References
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

MAPS DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS OF PROPERTY,
WI Circulars. ataiogues and every Kind OF Prlnuny
adapted real dealers promptly. carefully nd
cheaDy done NJ the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ES-
TABLfSuMENT in the Herald Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

RIO LEr-RIDGEwOOD NRIE RAILWAO FINE
L Residence acres. near depot, furnished rent
$40 0, ssle other country places to et fNQ to
$50 WARD II Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

NIONTCLAIR.-FRENCu ROOF COTTAGE BARN
III and STA bile all imp for sale exchange or
will rent furnished. Address A. rOOkER, 223 Hudson
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

ITO LET-A PLEASANT VILLAGE RESIDENCE, AT
1 overhead, 10 miles rom New YORK. on the I ong
Islam Railroad cottage rooms large lot, grove
forest trees with fruit; three minutes from depot
o. r. ACkERLY, Rivcrhead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

FIFTH AvENUE ST. OPPOSITE ST. THoMAi
"A church. TO let this ELEGANT, medium sized bouss
furnished unfurnshrd with mirrors and gas fixture
r. II. AMIDON 10 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

ONLY $4,000 FOR 800 ACGE FARM-DELIGHTFuL
~ river front: large brick mansion; l. 40 peach and
other fruit trees: 100 timothy 80 in wheat pays
10 per cent: n sacrifice. j. r. MANCfiA, Easton, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

no LET-IN NEWARX. n j. THREE STORY BRICK
i House with all modern Improvements; hot ana
cold water gas bath, &c three minutes walk from
Pennsylvania Railroad depot; rent $50 per annum.
For iur her particulars apply to a. c. DLNAAN Isl
FROM street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

I.,oR SALE--A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
House 80 feet deem FOrtY.rs street near Fix n
avenue, renting sl590; price only Sl30n Apply TO
GEORGE g.. SCOTT, 81 Pine street, Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

CTORE TO LET-IN THAT DESIRABLE BLOCK OF
= French fiat houses 125th street, near Eighth ave.
nue. plate glass 'front.' black walnut counters and nx-
lures will ht NJ part for living purposes. with improve
2l2 Rowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR (sEGOND PRE-.
ferred) four or hve rooms IocA,ed bot ween twelfth
aud JhrtyiOurth streets west OF fourth avenue, Tor
small family. Address ". b., Hersil Uptown Branch
Olice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

ON THE rASsAIC-EAST NEWARK-TO LET, A
~ neat 21s story House with l.: large garden !;
plenty fruit rent stc0 possession Aprill Inquire Of
COREY * NEVE, corner Warren and u reenwich sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

A TO RENT, ON WEST SIDE SEVERAL SMALL
n. Houses at moderate rents with nice brick stables
near by; very suitable for carnen and others
JAMES PRICE, 2UU Hudson street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

In 1867 he succeeded Very Rev. r. f.
Moriarty. ID. oSA. as Commissary-
General of the H-rmits of St Augustine,
and in Decem her, 1874, was chosen by them
as their first Father Provincial.
He has AWAY been indefatig gable, earnest
zealous-a bard worker, and lover OF ofael.
In preaching he is sound, Winning keep .; s
to the point, and aiming less AZ fAe'o''.
than soliditS. LID
In manners he lie courteous, affable, kind
and cheerful, and has always been good
religious, fatherly, a lover OF the young
confederate to the old, esteemed by all
and hated by none.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14
Household Kints.

Benzine and common clay will clean
marble.
If your fat irons are rough, rub them
with fno salt, and it will make them
smooth.
Castor oil is an excellent thing to soften
leather. ,
Wood ashes and common salt, made
comDact with water, will stop the cracks
of a stove, and prevent the smoke from
escaping.
A strong solution of carhollc aclo anu
water. poured into holes, kills all the ants
it touches, and the survivors Immediately
take themselves off
fyou have crack in the wall in the
corner of the room, or anywhere else, do
not send for the p!asterer, but get hve OF
ten cents worth of dry plaster OF faris'
wet with cold water, then take your finger
and rub it into the crevice till it is smooth
Bad nail holes in the wall can be done II
the same way.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

From Cardinal Wiseman's Lenten Ser
mons we take the following passage in
reference TO our Lords agony in the gar
den:
There are plants in the luxurious East,
my dearly beloved brethren, which men
cash and cut, that from them may distil
the precious balsams they contain but
that 10 ever the most sought and valued
which, issuing forth of its own accord, pure
ard uumxed, trickles down like tears upon
the parent tree. And 80 it seems to me,
we may without dlsparagenent speak OF
the precious streams of our dear Redeem
er's blood. When forced from his side, in
abundant flow, it came mixed with another
my sterious fluid when shed by the cruel
| infections of his enemies, by their nails,
! their thurns and scourges, there is a pain
| full association with the brutal instruments
that drew it, as though IN some way their
detilemcnt could attalut it. But here we
have the first yield of that saving and life
giving heart, gushing forth spontaneously
pure and untouched by the unclcan hand u
man, dropping as dew upon the ground. II
is the first juice of the precious vine; be
fore the wine press hath bruised its grapes
richer and swcetcr to the loving and ~ III
} pathiz,ng soul, than what is afterwart
pre- ss,d out. 1t is every drop OF it ours
and alas, how painfully SO! For here NJ
lash, no impiouS pnlm, no pricklng thUrl
l hath called 1t forth but our sins, yes, on
! sins, the CXecntiOuers not of the flesh, bu
OF the heart of Jesus, have driven 1t all ont
thence To water that garden of soTroNs
Oh, is it not dear to US is 1t not gatheUet
iup by our affections, with far more refer
ence and love than by virgins OF old wa
the blood of martyrs, to be placed for eve
> in the very sanctuary, yea, within the YER
altar of our heartsR 7"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

. Give me n PIN and I'll show you chow
Nv little boy shouts ~ he climbs my knee
And he holds mp his toy with ehi'dish JOY
.pssn through the hole and see what you " wv
n. ,.n,,s. I'm ,ranc.d with the wheeling stars
Ana Abe shiftipR crosses Of green ana s"''
put nv heart looks out through the Se~'
gone.
And these are the pictures it sees uni oiled:
a ,,,vb, lad reading pictured page
Tor fair Young girl ~ho is kueeiinS there
hen am kipg YOU shall wear my r'nG'
AID weave me = .carf of your waving hAir
A h,,ds half turned at her bridal door
Amber sweet face lit by the tApers g'o"
,,,.. xhite hand bolds white the other an'oios
u. ~ a. sb. murmurs II love you So
AuNrior armed for the morto"s he'o;
To his breast is clinging weeping vic
And she sobs If you fall will lose my AL
Bu, dearest your honor 10 more than NE
A mother hushiDg her restless babe
Suddenly ceas 8 the cradle song
And her wan lips cry, " II be CONES NOT D''
vor,, heart is fai Mt with watching so long
AM never those lirs will greet him again
Cold. cold 10 that heart the wiDiIy sleet'
Though her lord spurs ast through the fi'hH o'Ss'
Toolate, too late Eevermore shall they meet
Five me a pin and III show you sho"
MvdArIinc! leucefotward through life, to me-
rh. brAyest shows that the wide world knows
A,spot worth the weight of your childish fee
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

To be followed Immediately BY Fifth and Sixth Read
1t is also the intention Of the Catholic Publication
Society to issue Grammars, Arthmelics, Histories
Biographies etc in fact all the books needed in
well regulated Catholic School. No pains or expense
will be spared in getting up this series. The iustra
tons will be from origt al designs made to illustrate
the text and the whole series he submitted for
examination and correction to competent critics
Samples sent free application.
Special terms given for introduction.
For further particulars, address
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,"
LAWRENCE KEHoE, General Agent,
No. Q Warren street. Now York
Or z. ELDER, Southern Agent,
JET u 1874 Camp street, New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

Right Rev. Thomas Galberry, D. D.,
O.S.A., Bishop elect Of Hartford, Conn,
was born in County Kildare, Ireland, i'll
1888, aud was brought To this country three
Years later. He resided at Pmladel phia
with his parents during his youth.
lie joined the Order of Hermits of St.
Augustine on the LIST of January, 1850, at
their Mother House, NIanOvL, Pa, and
was educated IN the religious life under
tue dictatorship of the Very Rev. William
Hartnett, at that time Master of Novices,
making his profession of the three vows on
January i, 1851. Ga the Goth of Decem
Der, 1886, he WAS ordained priest by the
Right Rev. John n. Neumanu, DID,
Z SS.R, then Bishop of Philadelphia, and
was stationed at Nillanova.
At Lansingburg, he erected convent,
schools, and the beautiful Gothic church
of St. Augustine. While at Lawrence he
completed tue grand parish church of ST.
Mary's, one of the handsomest parochla
churches in the United States, and gave it
a chime of sixteen bells; besides these be
built the large and tasty convent. house for
his brethren. He has established schools
in all his missions, the one at Lausiupburg
being capable of accommodating 400 pupils,
and the one at Lawrence, 200.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

"Do try to talk little common sensew
exclaimed q sarcastic young lady to visitor.
" oh y was the reply, but would not that be
taking an unfair advantage of You y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14
SUrrLH' YOURSELF WITH A COPY '0F
Soards' 1875 City Directory.

The chan ges embraced in IL above volume are more
numerous thxu any Directory sinoe the close OF the
var. Business men should realize the
SAVING IN TIME AND MONEY
by immedia ely purchasing copy of this TaIuable
guide, containing imp OVID STREET TCIDE'
giving a complete miniature map OF each street.
Price, Five Dollars:
For sale by the pubshers
feat 81 L. SUAROS & CO. Commercial Place.
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FIFTY PER CENT
BELOW TIE Old PRICES!

FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, in the Latest
Curs.
Splendid seasonabe vtE,,n.Ts both Light and
Heavy Weight.
All the New Su>les in HATS. Cloth. Velvet, Silk
AID Fur CAPS.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Trunks Na!laes anu
SAtchels.
o"'''l- ' Rubber and OIL Clothing.
The es respectfully invited to inspect our beau
,iful assortment of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING.
A magnificent stock of Cloths, Diagonas, Doeskins
and Cas.imees al-o Blue Eeg uation Cloth, suitable
tor Metropolitan Uniforms.
Msasures tak.n and fits guaranteed, 50 per less
than any where in town, at
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSES
No 10 Canal rect, and No 9 Crossman, between the
d,2O 3m Customhouse and the River.
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mern,ns Star and Catholic MESSENGER.
rag oRIEAHs, SUNDAY. MARCH IL 1870
DR. J. ID BhuSs'

aEIyF ME PIN. AND I'LL sHo" >oo
SHOW.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-01

The Eua railway. aaa af Aa longest
ass Is railroad ia me eefld. employs
ls 900 peraas ta various ap4.iaae.
-t 81 ef0mstel that there IS scarcely
aa haagoI tAe day or night aica there
are uat enc baalFcl trains 60 actual
rlaa.hg along .ta line
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-01
Bilious, Bemittent, and Intermittent
Feyers,
FortILy Lhe b0ly agaln.L dIaeaso
Dyspapsia oT indigestion,

BY purifying OBJ jos 44I- with ylyEaAR Brrat
30 opiiomJa can t.br ha.d Of q syatga thUs foi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12
THE BEST PAPER. Tay IT.
PllSrAGE FREE.
....ss
BEAUTIFULLY ILLusTgATEp.

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BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
rr,HE scientific Aiaencsn naw u ~ 5iih yra 4, {.
,si.,,s Ia. ,sid.-.i cifeilaiioH " anl NseAF
s-xspsfstr 81 the kind 10 tue vssld. -AleN W
HI ~ rssn,nsnrc. Janalry !. i,ss.
IL &alls slt. enbrtcss tAe l,le-s and nasi lnle-
r.sfins i.,lsrn llia pcftiiafs = taf inde,.I ~.
Mscll,nlta. All sssrlsi.tc l'fasstss p W. 2sla
I1A..s i,.fl,s.s " M lleautfll fngfaAnSss ~ NrN
luN~utIons. NeW implrments. Nes lro,.ss,''s
aal I'm m,,rssei Industries u Al Aen.i 80. ~.
Nus~s, sseelt,r.. silgxs,tisns aud Aasssr, "
Prscfiral Wrilers. lor Wvsknien aiad Enple!cis.
M u 'ss q VI ig:ciA agafcAsi.,hs shoap-
e.s at,l bed iinslf4is,l wes1s Pales rllysi,s I.
Etery nnm'rr espi4Ar lfe4, " ~ y es,su'.. ,
rastasinKs u ne4 niachlheiy aish ioNes li'Ns"-
ENGl. .AvlSt:S. mnaraird Improvement, !,
ris.otrftss and lniilaftalt Nofks, 20 tAihi. -
sissfanu Nerls1tirai Engineering, hiNn-. N,F
inxnsal 3lEiAlhrx,a lirretas - ~. Ast-s F
rrs- in The uppilesflens q Si'tm
Telegraph Enxinesling, EhrrisAtsl1, hAsue'''p'
fARIt:lss. "a i als Mechsnles E1ginerrr. Inyehipfs.
Msnltfs,fHfcrs, Clrm.ts, Lovers vi srieile =,
Tearhrs. Clersymen. laAsers aud i'ref,o " v
All plors.iom.. nil llad thr Scrnslne Aaaes1etn
tl..f. m tI,a,n. d shaula have l,iars u r,ety
Fanliy lAhrnry. stusiy. Oince. and tpuhl'se
iiesn, n eteg 0eAdlng koela, 1oi'fse, AS'''N.
nnf, ~ Selshsa.
years Numbers eontaln 81 paec' aud >si,.
IA ilmnIn.1 Enrfsyiars. Thousands y sgt.
uni,s are plesrfestl Tor hlnding tessrster, lne
IRA alcai reevltfs are well eogth tea tiss'rs I've
saoscglnllon pfies. TeIms. $50 year ht ms,l
furluAisn lspslave. Discount ~ titus. riFslas
circular. and Specisnsns sent tfce. MAY ~ nae
&c 40 News iDcslprs, -.
r1ATENTs turouiicstlon vii The seieilii,e v.
Amefis al sles.YA. MtANN 4 60. aEn s"li.
eilofs " Amnh4a and foielgh iat' ~, ane
have The largest establi.hael.t ~ the world avi
tAawnlIx tlraus an npp raiipns lisye ssan iiiAaf
for ~. .afS t.r6isgb fAeif u4vnw.
rttenfstfe ,,l,l slnrii on the bed terms. AnNet.
og New intenilrns and ssetriles exans.ra ai,2
asla Ia Lee. srerlal nuiire 4 made N lbr ~ 7,
sIff,n. Alnrgls4h ~ AZ Intentlna falsnt','
thealql tfs Agcu,y. With the pahe aHa 49, 80
deiNt dgtAR phitnitH. fsieat- ue oii,.l so,A y
paft or wA1lp. toiesxens atirsatt tP WE hNs,, Y,
ilbn ~ tiirh nstitc. rrad llr faiaphirs, ~
lnxss euntainlng itNs And inn dlfeeilol's sY' '''
Adlressf,F IT. Paper, 81 roueefning fMen's I
MIfNN 4 TO. q l'afk Row. y. y, rf.he'
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----Oli Series, V0l, t5.
a HEROIC CHILD.

IL & X q
| The following account nf d heroic little
/ girl who was left alone wltIi tie corpse OF
abaHy brother. II atouching episode offlle
great fiood near PORT Jervis. n. in the
valley The DeIawaie. Tie fidelity with
which This poor child ciung 10 What she
regarded rs nj imperative duty, will bring
70 mind the story IN fCasabianca, enibaImed
IN Verse By Mrs Herinais We copy
from the n u Herald sa,saucling inci-
dentof The flood ii Gernattown was that
ofa.lislIe girl.fiye or six years old. who
had been left Jyher widowed inotherin
charge Of ilief mothers house aud the
corpse Of her baby brother. agcd ten
mouths, who had died tile night before.
The mother lad come from GerrnantoEn
here 70 purchase acofiinforhsrdeyJ child.
She lived IN small house on The, Cats!
While she was absent, the flood burst 10
on the place. A neighbor ran In to get
The little girl out Of the house, but She re-
fused to 90 until her. mother came .al-
though the advancing food was pointed
out to her. The iIeighbor alraid lto.re-
main longer In tile house, ae,i Tor his LIE.
The child remained. keeping watch over
her dead brYther. .Soon Tie advance,
waves of the flood struck the house and
carried Il along some distance, and then
threw It intact and right side up highon
q foundation Of ice cases. The little girI
then apiared atihe door with the dead
baby IN her arms and was rescuei from
her perilous position. Size refused to
give up the corpse until she found her
agonized mother inthe crowd. gFhe nioth>
er aud the brave little girl, with the dead
child, were given shelter and yesterday
the corpse Nas buried
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-12
nIciluIrnonr MoNEY.

Many man i rich without money
Thousands Of inrn With nothing IL their
pockets. are rich. A man born With good
sound constitution good stomach, AND a
good heart. and good limits, aud petty
good hsadpicce. is rich. Good bones are
better than gold, tough muscles ihan Ill
YER. aud ucrycs that tiash lie anl catry
energy IL esery function. are better ihaa
houses aud land. Il Is better tlan land.
81 osiats 10 have Tie right kind ~ father.
and mother. Good breeds apd bad breeds
cKi., smoug lp.a u really Is amcug lerds
ani horses. Education may dp mtch e.
check evil lendclcies urlo deyelgp good
ones hut i u great thing % inherit tie
right propsriiona af faculties 10 stat, With.
Tie man i rici, who las a g6il DISPOSE
tioD---who i snaturally tipd. patient, cheer
FOL. bopefal. asd who has favor u wit
aud Iun III his composition.
The hardest thing 10 get op With N this
life i q man. ! own self. Aetoss. selGh
fellows desponding. ! complaiiiing Tcl.
Iowa ,imid aud care. burdeeed rlan--ihey
ate al born dcIormoi Oh ihc inside. fhey
do pot limg, BAT lhcir thoughts DO
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A REMEDY Fol: HARD pIMEs.

& II = 4
!. Hard work. Relief will come from
ha,si, persistent, well directed lol,urs ri
istiod's method for relief from All cries.
Sweet must come from mental or physical
labor before bread is eaten, or debts are
paid. Jtis i singularly effective way II
lighting hard times.
z, Economy inall things. This must
beaddedto hard work, or as the prophet
saiil., your wages will be !. PUT into bag
with huies. !" Nothing viii pay better
lhaa ,ia.liciops eponoiny Watch youf
tables your person your expenditures iii
every way. D1n't lie penny-wise and
pound-foolish." Deny yourselves tlle
qualification 3. every Artificial want.
Natural wantsare but few; artificial ones
are legion, and the latter produce, mainly,
the hard times-such crisis rs are now
upon the whole country.
9. Discard the credit system Pay tile
cash for villa; you purchase. orlet il alone.
Lazeness and want oI economy have slain
their thousands, but the credit system las
slain lis tens of thousands. Step il, else
the whole country will go,o tinancial
run.
The reader has briefly. remedies for the
evil that afflIct mems pockets SO sadly.
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