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The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
PEN AND SCISSORS.

~ Europe begins to fear the yellow sever
Dakota is anxious to enter the nnion .of
States. f''a '. az,
A Dubuque paper heads stock robbery,
"Five cows gone up the spout IT ri
There are 12S paper mills In rPennsyfva-
mia only four Of which are idle. :ass 400
A Lancaster doctor hiss been poisoned 'b5
q decsyed tooth be wss extracsing' ssrg ga
The Police Department ,of fhiladelph IL,
LAST, week. contributed 8 81 ;529al8 for Ithe
Yellow Fever Sufferers. 2sn . G. 'n' 20,
G Nething makes i bsidheaded man % mad
ar q fly that doesn't fkrow whom he. lhas
enough. Burlington Hxwkeye,. -. Il
ACipcinnati widow advertised for I"every
Christian In the city, TO send her ten cents
she realized twenty cents, Indicating Antun
expectedly large number o. Chfistians ftst III
Ithe city. 'H'''' 9' ,".T W. -, - 90 on
There seems to be assurances thatthe pro
posed triangular line of steamers, from Boi
ton to the east coast Of England, thence "
the MeditefrSnean, rel urnipg to Bostot
with, cargoes Of fruit, VIII become % fixed
fact with the opening Of the coming trui'
season.
Five tramps recklessly resolved to cap
ture Keptop, Ohio y They marched into tn tn
| village fiourishinR, clubs, terrified rev
women, and, ,begAn, to- pilage . storeL Thei
triumph was short. The Villagers gathers
Fin force, stripped them, dipped them intl
barrel of tar, oiled them ins sand, an!
drove them out Of town. q. til4>d ! =,
Reflect that in every cemetery one-thir'
of the silent tenants are the e1victinas of ne
elected coughs and colds; ;rr and IL you ar
thus afflicted, avoid their fsts by trea0rtin
at once to YHsle's Honey Of Horehound m
Tar, an immediate, agreeable. and cartail
means of cure. Sold by all drnggfstt
Pike's Toothache Drops cure In one minute
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
Posi- ssOff5ce7HOWrs.

.office open from 9. AS a. Msto g. 80 r.
Private Boxes, accessible until 10 P. M.
SUNDAYS.-Opa fro n 8 to 8 A. NJ, and
Private Boxes accessible from 8 to 3 P, M.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
.T,,v .,,,mors Sf ORGANIZED bands Of high

4 .
THE rumors of organized bands Of high
waynen msditssipqgs &. a i attack on ths:u upien
Pacific Railway is only another plea tor
increasing the army, we have y come TO
that crisis in our civilization in which
Missouri and nearly an the Territories
reached several years ,since, I when organ
lied bands Of horse thieves and highway
men were very promptly settled y organ
lied bands of ..regpulators.''l To that com"
plexion must ticomeion the "Union "a
ci6c.n The War Depattment ssdecllaarssit
cannot afford any protection Whenevei
that crisis comes the p"rsgulaterso consi
with it. I'm, .tL-L2 eEt a.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
.LAUGH ANTGK0W, FAT,

This ancient bit of advice is well enough
for spare" people. but how about those
that are already TOO fat? What Is to become
Of them? Sitstill. and I'll tell you. After
months Of patient Investigation and toll
the celebrated anual5tical chemist, J. c,
Allan, has perfected and given to the world
Anti-Fat. Thus far in several hundred
cases thls great tremedy has never failed to
reduce . corppIent person nom three to
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug
ufAfa. l- q ".T ~" Pr" .''.''
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
MAILS CLOSE,
Way Mail on Wilmington and
Northern r.. R. to Reading and

Way Mail on Wilmington and
Northern r. r. to Reading and
points on the Baltimore Cent'l
r. r. South Of Chadd's Ford. ).
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington, and atl points
way Mai To- Biaiii&cfe;, Md.
Through and way Mails to
Philadelphia, Pa.
Through Mail to N. Y. and other
points N orth and East, ...... 3.
Penipsuiar Way Matt on. Dela-
ware r. r. to Cristield, Md.
Way Mail on Delaware Western
II. R...................... ........
Through Mail to Philadelphia
and New York, and all points
East and West, ..................
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington and all points
South and Southwest ........
Through Mail 10 Philadelphia
and New York, and all points
Hast and West. ....... ............
New Castle. Middletown,
Smyrna, Dover, Clayton,
Townsend, Delaware City, ST
Georges, and Wyoming, Del. ...
Through Mail TO Philadelphia
ana New York, and all poin ts
North, East and West, .............
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington and all points
South and southwest, .............
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17

,'eTheo St. Petersburg sGolos" Gays that
"a d the jTreaty Of Berlin has produced an al
= most crushing impression on the Russian
public. III, is felt that Russia has not at
~,sstaehsd iber object that ,she has been de-
eeiyed by her friends, and that abe has
n,g toolishly, helped her enemies with her vic
99, tories. 1o*, - ~ What is' othe reason Of
'a3mTif our failure? One-h half per cent Of our
~. ~ population have perished in the war hun
smsd reds of millions have been expended, aAq
We. the Eastern question is not solved and
ansbe Treaty of Berlin ID mercy truce. truce
tna The last war has clearly shown all cur ma
rol1tionar peculiarities az well as o our moral
'.'''a ts and material strength. ts* ~ All the
military requirements which depended on
mi thelinbred, qualities of the Russian soldier
-,,d9wsrsIbrilhantly carried out; but where
knowledge and preparations were demand
&o2, ed We were were not Quite equal to the taak 1t
H was probably for this reason that we have
feltso- much hurt on nreadipg Of the bold,
a.s nessref Lord Beacons6eld, who, doubtles'
ma rsekoned the superior culture of Englis
20 men to thata of Russians. "A il classes 81
sod Russian society are responsible for this
.'a":w We do not estimate culture and knowledge
a; their true, value. Most of us say th,a
~ mental wprk! does not bring money ane
fgy1 thai culture oi is "a means OF corruption
ssi ri *lt rIuWesterna Europe, on the othe
.~'aband, peopleshave arrived by hard e3pe
.la1Iience at the conviction that intelligence
capacity, culture and energy bring men q
the front and give them peace at home ant
power abroad 1t is the knowledge .
dhow, TO make thebest possible use of thei
vs4Rnefgy and abilities that has enabled tn
it, English tcderive success from our victorie
nj, III ana g,ssHearifess,' May this 'e lessont i
AZ
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17

MARSHA, Sicily famous for its wipes,
is in the market, It's $4,000 inhabitants
having piacarded Its wallis with the an
1iosncemeht that they want to dispose Of it
because they ars unable to bear apy, longer
the burden Of taxationl laid upon them.
If we don't take care some Of our Ameri.
can cities willie In the same fix before
we are done.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
Dr, Pierce 'sfaYoiite PreseiiptieI

h The term, hoveyer,f 70 but feeble expression OF
my high Appreciation Of its value, based np9n per-
e0a 6bsefI fIatfoh. have while witnessing US posi-
dive results I'm the special diseases tncident TO the
organism OF WemsnI singled AZ out - the climax Or
srSWniie aeik n my msdea1 career, On its merits
a positive safe and efeetu1 remedy for this class
ai} cifcnmstsnceS acf kindly am willing TO stake
my reputation as physiciani and 20 cophdept am
Il that twill hot disnppont most sanguine ex-
2ss aoSy %aS osT aRy
Sna Sr dns ssi nis Il snsE Il H of
~ PsRHsss SS sssss which
msic and With 4ceffaintY eveE befoye AttA$ned by
fsIhf f %sSssnai Moasy fefiods, when ron
Unnatural causes drregufeEides. Weak Back, Pro.
q asBBs s sfs erasi aad
Hestf NerfOna Depression, pebiHty2 Dependency,
Thfeatened, Miscarriage, Ehrpnic Conges1cn M
snd e ne ptsesnS, 1HHRS..eney
DO NOT ,eXlel this meditpey 40 cure-aASI put y
oSt perf9et specific In III chfonic diseases q me
eexi6 systefaf1Dnann: IT viii not disappotnty ynor
g. Rss$ H S ss 81 these sub
MEplGA ApyGR bsG q Syff w Psgss PmSs.is ssns q;
kose dissSses pScaaar Is Females, md gives much
Xsllsble adyice In resard1 TO- the management Of
9pesS psSssss sHssss1fRps f,,iaSls.s ss,s " pssssas
| g, NV. PIERCE, NSDy Pnop'r. WoziRf Dispensary
and Iuyali0e Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y. H., I.Yai . Z
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
FAT PEOPLES nIsFoRTUSEs.

dwellings through q hole in the roof and
when person becomes SO fat that he can
not get in, he Isl regarded as an outlaw.
Had this system been adopted in the
United States, the "otitlaws'' could mot
ian's Arti-Fat than now exists. Hundreds
who had lived TN constant fear Of sudden
death have, by its use, been reduced to .
comfortable living weight. The Anti Fat
is purely vegetable and perfectly HARM
leSs, Sold by all druggists, W 3D..
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
HIS o OCCtPATIoN saOnE.

Had the Arkansas "doctor" that "tappedt
she fat man. thinking he had dropsy, Ibu,
finding no water pronounced 1t dry drop
sy," lived o-day, he would. like Othel1o'
find 'his occupation gone, for Aliens Anti
Fat, q purely vegetable remedy, safely, but
to pounds pei week. sold BY ali drug
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
Tte MORNING Herald q
'7AaSS2orrfIcar SS2orrIcr i TO suBscR1pERs.- --Those Of oul
subscrlhsrs who are indebted tothe MORN
re HERALD, viii oblige by an early re-
rrrls rrmllttsance4.rl4qL ggq5 90 Ia .-L-A-- : =.
ONLY ATRECE. ,

sf7 wfIysiNaT,N, DeEsstps9l7 is7st.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
HOW IT IS n coURsTlsHIrP: :
.t (Oil, City ,Derrick}. 81 81

"I know where there is another arm just
as pretty ss this ON, he saidito his sw weets
heart as be pinched her fair arm last eyen4
ing. The stotuf that quickly gathered on
hsf brew quickly passed. Z away when ne
pinched her other arm and said, " IL
this one, dear" -l IT>i Jal 7nt -
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
. DELIVERY. -r

Way Mail from Whining on and 2a
Northern r. h. from Reading
and points North, 5.45, A. NJ.
New York, Philadelphia, Balli-
more, Washington. and all
parts of. the country except ~'
Delaware aud Eastern shore
couG ties in Md.....". 6.45,
Peninsular Mail, North Of Wy, Z,
~ oming Delaware, . . :. ,.....::....... $50,
Philadelphia and New York,
( and all points North, East and
West~.s....s, ,....."..... 80. 9O, B"
Way Mail from Philadelpbia, Pa $50, "
Baltimore Way Mali. Western
bore. Md ;. ]. 49,. :. a.. ....... l0l5
Baltimore, washington aud all
points soutk and Southwest: :: LOO, P, NJ.
Philadelphia and New York and
all points Nor.h, East and l.l
West. ..... ............ ........".. ,0O,
Way Mail on Delaware Western Ise
r. Il. ..........."........ $50,
Way, Mail from Crisfeld, Md, 5r
Baltimore q washington and all
Spoints South, ,-................ ...".... 6l5
Philadelphia, New York, and - N.
points North, East and West,... 6,l5,
The Letter Carriers will make their de.
liverles as follows: $50 aud l0.l5 D.. m..
and 1.l5 and 4:30, p. m. rrA
Local Letters for Carriers delivery should
ba deposited in Post Office 10 minutes be-
fore thehour of delivery. .n,, "a. ...... ,.
WIN. NJ. PYLE.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
! WOMAN: !: ::

" REsss9s AZ As s6s %sn2 DfRen en.
sai, cases 81 thbse diseases petuliaf 20 wonlah,
have been enabled ~ perfect amost potent and posi-
10 dssisnate dis natural speciae, have named 1t
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-10

at st. Petersburg. on Sunday, and the
calling out Of forty new battalions.
have further checked public confidence
in an early establishment of peace.
RAousA, Feb. s.
The Prince of Montenegro has nc
cepted the arniistice aAd ordered O
cessation Of hostilities.
RENO, New. Feb. 4.
At / P. II. to-day w. A. Snow,
brakeman on n freight train of the v.
* L. road, while looking over the side
OF car Mt something that was wrong
with the brake, struck his head against
cattle guard, completely featuring his
skull, from the effects of which he died
at 4 p. ".
SAcEAMESTo. Feb. 4.
The workingmen held large street
meeting this afternoon. Speeches
were made by members of the local
organization and were very severe on
Kearney iand his coadjutors, for their
incendiary and dictatorial course. The
meeting seemed in harmony with the
speakers except few kearneyites pres
ent, who tried to interrupt them. but
signally failed. Resolutions to the
following effect were unanimously
adopted: Endorsing the resolution in
troduced into the Senate by Potter
White of San Benito County. favoring
the repeal of the Resumption Act.
abolition OF the national banking sys-
TEN, reconciliation OF silver, opposi-
ton to any further contraction of cur
rency, issuance directly by Government
of paper money rs legal tender for all
depts and dues without exception, and
the issuance of sufficient amount of
legal tenders to pay the principal of
all United States bonds unless some
particular act under which any bonds
were issued expressly provides that
principal shall be paid in coin, and
opposition to further issuance Of any
more bonds for any purpose.
San FRANcTsco. Feb. 8.
The Legislative Committee to inyes-
tigate the agitation are in session to-
day. Frank Rooney q prominent men,
Der of the workingmens organization,
testified that the agitation had no con-
nection with the July riots, but arose
subsequently,; that it was political in
its nature and aimed at a peaceful solu-
ton of the labor problem; that the oh.
ject was to carry the State election and
drive out tho Cinnamon peacefully, but
Just how, hA did not explain. lie at
tributed the excitement in the city TO
the action of the authorities ms also the
riotous proceedings of last July. II.
l.. knight was next called and reiterat-
ed Rooney's testimony.
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mend-iek. .. SILVER.

EE Governor Hendricks II indiana
concludes letter to August Belmont,
of New York. in the following language
shoald silver money be rsstorsAi I
have though It should. The pledge a
1869 OF the payment in coin, and thO
assurance in the act OF 1870 Of the pay
ment in coin at the then stsndaFd $al-
ue, would seem to authorize aod sinoGE
require it. Compliance with tAe CO.
tract cannot be breach Of the pablie
faith. Our country is q largo pCoducsr
of silver. The quality of money is in
portant to its value. think that ths
restored silver will approach and per-
haps reach gold in value, but shooid
experience prove that il must remain
below gold because Of its greater pro
duetion, Congress has ample power to
provide against any evils likely to
follow. i-
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An Exciting Incident Of n BaIIon
Voyage.

In 1874 BlUndcau was fortunate
enough TO be successful i'll saving the
life OF man who had been canght in
the ropes rs the balloon left the ground.
This was at Oran, in Algeria. Blon-
deau had got his Montgolfere, with the
trapeze underneath, all in readiness;
more than twenty men were ut the ropes
that held the swaying monster down the
order wns given to let go; the balloon
dashed up; but an unfortunate man was
caught by one leg and carried up by the
loose cordage above the trapeze. The
crowd remained silent and horror. struck
in that horrible moment of suspense.
the usunl stereotyped occurrence-the
fainting OF ladics-took place. How
ever, Blondoau did not faiut but coura-
oeouly slid down to the trapeze, shout
ing to the man to hold on. The crowd
heard no more, and soon could distin.
guish nothing. The balloon sped on
till from hight of nearly 1000 feet i
commenced to descend. then Blondeau
was seen standing on the trapoze with
the man still suspended by ono foot,
the other swinging about and the mid
die OF his body resting on the head Of
the aeronaut. At first Blondeau was
ON the point of climbing up to get out
of the way of the man, whose fall would
have endangered him; but the poor
man exclaimed pit"onsly: my wife!
my children! and Blondeau stopped,
and forgetting all personal danger
stood right mp on tho trapezc and slow.
ly placed his head under tho mans
back, saying firmly: "Now, look ut
the balloon or close your eyes; IL you
try to disengage your foot we aro lost
keep still and you will he SAFE" And
they came down to the ground in safe.
ty,
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A MORAL MlLLENNIun.

The spectacle of mortal men, alone
actuated by q high sense of honor. con-
scienciously restoring valuable pro-
perty tn poor, TIT deserving persons.
is one calculated at all times to arouse
the noblest emotions and lead fallen
humanity to receive more exalted
opinion OF its species
Even in these degenUrated days, ho W.
ever, angelic loveliness OF this re-.
markable type, is not wholly unknown.
Messrs Russell 4 Co.. of Broadway,
New York, are giving practical illu,
trations daily, Of the christianizing
power Of that grace imbibed at moral
fountains with which the Eastern por-
tions OF the Western hemisphere is 30
bountifully supplied. The stupendous
charities of these self sacrificing gem
tiemen are too magnificent to be grasped
by ordinary minds. and the consuming
wonder is, how such self-abnegating
beneyolence as an entire "solid silver
tea-set' for the paltry sum Of ten
per cent. on its original cost, can be
maintained. Having been favored
with notice from those eastern suck
ing.doves that our ticket in the New
Orleans lottery had drawn prize, in
the face OF the fact that we had al
ways risked .ur money at bluff. or draw
poker. little attention was devoted to
this superb charity scheme. and for the
benefit of those who may still be both
cred with the cobwebs of doubt as to
the integrity of these sweet williams,
brief explanation of the modus oper-
and may not be out of order.
Russell & Co. represent an unlimited
capitSl-in unmitigated. admanatine
cheek-and that wide spread benefc-
ence in which their righteous souls de.
light, is rendered possible and cou.
tinuous through ten per cent. dona-
tions from refreshing innocence.
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Oystsra.

NJ. =. Haynes, State agent 70, +. %.
Mallory Il Co.'s celebrated Arrow
Brand fresh Baltimore Oysters. is in
daily rceeip. by Express. Of these luc,
ious biyalyes threet from the Atlantic.
Secured in les q, BaltihS~se, si44y me
repacked in Omaha aud again Ia og.
den. arriving here fresh as when taken
from their native element. These oys.
,trs are superior to any In the market,
and they will DO promptly forwarded
to parties ordering from the agent, rs.
packed in ice from tho Depot here.
Address NJ. Z. Haynes, Elko, New.
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OUR SCHOOL LANDS.

The surface of this State being large
ly made mp OF mountain and desert, il
frequently occurs that the 10th and
Seth sections Of each township donated
to the State by the General Govern.
ment for school purposes, are compara-
lively valueless, owing to their location
upon these barren tracts.
In 1873. our State Legislature by
joint resolution. asked Congress to re-
peal the act donating these sections
and to grant in lieu thereof one million
acres Of the public !ands-to be selected
as other grants have been by this State.
Our representative in Congress-, Mr..
Wren, has introduced bill in the
House, embodying the ideas embraced
in the above resolution. The bill pro.
vides that the repeal of that section OF
the Enabling Act which donated the
school sections, shall in nowise i'm
pair the titles to the lands of those
sections already sold prior to the ap-
provnl OF tho bill. aud that list show.
ing the portions OF sections lG and SO
winch have been sold by the State,
shall within one year after tho approval
OF said net be forwarded to the General
Land Office for entry upon it's records,
after which, all of such sections not
appearing upon the certified list, shall
be subject to sale rs nre other portions
OF the public domain. The bill fur
ther provides that one million acres of
the public lands he selected by tho
State in full satisfaction for the unsold
portions OF sections 16 and SO unsold
and relinquished, and that these new
selections by the State may embrace
lands containing deposits OF salt, soda
or borax. being accepted in the same
manner ~ agricultural lands.
1t is to DO hoped this bill OF Mr..
Wren's will become law. The Gus
tom has been that upon the admission
OF State into the Union, the General
Government has donated to such State
the swamp and overhowed lands un-
occupied. within her borders, but for
reasons best known to themselves,
Hons. Nye nnd Stewart, who at the
time represented Nevada in the United
States Senate, reported no lands of
that character within the State, thus
depriving the impecun,ous common.
wealth Of source of revenue sorely
needed, and to which IL was fairly and
justly entitled. 1u view Of tn. injury
done tho State in TINT instance, and
the further fact that our schools can
realize no benefits from great portion
OF these sections already granted for
school purposes, the enactment. Of
Hon. Mr.. wren's bill into law, would
only DO partial compensation for tho
heavy loss in lands the State has al
ready sustained. ...
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TnE attention Of the Judiciary Com.
mittce has been directed TO the fact that
the first mortgage OH the Kansas Pacific
railway, which road, IL is alleged, was
built 10y corrupt combination of tho
same nature as the Credit Mobilier that
constructed tho Union Pacific road. Is
abou. TO be forcloscd, threatening tho
extinction of the Governmen. lieu on
the second mortgage, amounting TO
about l,OO0,O 900. Tho committee will
be asked to investigate the alleged
fraudulent work Of tile combination.
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Ponce I'm the Hnst

Particulars OF tho armistico between
Russia and Turkey and the terms upon
which peace has been effected between
tho eoptending powers, will be found
in our dispatches Of to-day,
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LONDON, Feb. 4.

LoNbOSi IcD. 4.
In the House OF Commons. this af.
ternoon, Gladstone suggested an ad.
dress to the crown, both Houses assuring
the Queen of support in conference ia.
stead Of vote OF credit. Gladstone
said the nrmistice removed all nppre.
tensions of Turkeys being encouraged
by hope OF English aid. il also removed
nll reason for persevering in n vote.
now that there was no apprehension of
Russian occupation Of Constantinoplo.
The Government by the menacing atti.
tudc they proposed to assume, were
taking step in the direction OF bar
barism and violence and perseverance,
III vote could only demonstrate that
the nation was divided. While urging
tina, n vote Of credit bo withdrawn in
favor OF the address TO the Crown which
he had prepared, ho conceded tho noc-
ossity OF supporting tho Government
by some declaration before they entered
in the conference. He would support
the Government In using their infu.
cncc to Russia to relinquish her claim
for the rctrocession OF Bessabaria. also
in everything relating to FREQ nayign.
ton Of the Danube and in obtaining
liberal terms for Turkey, as far as con.
sistent with tho interests of Turkeys
subjects.
A Copenhagen dispatch states that
every preparation is being made to
close The sound and approaches to Co.
ponhngen with torpodoes in 2i hours
II necessary.
vienna, Feb. 4.
The situation "a still regarded as 10.
rious. l., has trnnspirod that Ilt..sia IL
concentrating troops in tho interior OF
Roumoria. and 10000 men will be
iiwssed toward the north and west, oyi,
dcutly for defense against Austria.
BEzLiS. Fob. 4.
The situation is still considered crit.
ical. Gl.o Cars odlSess to the troops
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Jon NTIN

o. EvEHY pEscnIFrIoH PROMPTLY DosE, ~ ruE
BEsT STYLE OF THE Art
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SS-The bestof Music WIN be in attendance.
Arrsngemcntsf for supper can bc made whh any
OF the restaurants. IA
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Our Only Authorized Agents

a. W. CRANE, No. 32s Montgomery St Z.
San Francisco. Cal, sole agent for the ELEo
IsDEr, sDEEr, Is authorized to contract f0r Ia.
.erting advertisements for us nj our lowest rates
coin. Orders lOu with Mr.. Crane will receive
rOmpt Att'itticu