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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
Tha Coming Ront Race.

The day for the great boat race draws
on aIaCe, and interest Is on theIncrease.
1t is safe TO say that this will be the
greatest sporting event which has ever
taken place in this city, and rs such will
be watched with attention by aquatic
fraternities all over the country. Pitts
burgh will send good crowd, and the
small towns in the ncighborhood will
make their contributions IN the way OF
people, and a fine day and smooth wa
ter are all that can be desired. Both
men are in excellent condition,
and each is quite confident OF
being the victor Betting is about
even; odds are occasionally given on
either man, but the general run ii bets
are made even up.
Outside Of the city the question is
constantly being asked, "Will the race
be square, and several letters have
been received at this Office of the same
tenor. 1t is generally conceded that the
match will be won or lost on It's merits.
There is a great personal enmlty exist
ing between the men that would almost
etFectually bar any attempt at a com
promise or arrangement, and outside OF
tlllS no one Noul't NCl'NNlN W soy NlN'N
was bargain or anything else that
would blot the names of the oars
men as well as their hackers and
clubs. The knowledge that such a
contract had been made would the pro
fessional death OF the loser and his row.
ing DAYS would be over. There are
always TO be found q number OF per
sons willing to croak and cry out that
the race was sold, but an investigation
would discover the fact that the only
grounds for such bowling would be that
the croaker betted his money on the
wrong man.
No. for the honor OF both men, il for
no other reason, let us contend the race
will be fair and honorable; reliable test
of the abilities and endurance Of the
oarsmen. 1t would never do to stain
the name Wheeling is making for her
watermen with any such base transac-
ton.
The stage of water is being anXiously
watched by the partisans OF both men,
as well by the men themselves. The
present depth, We are given TO under
stand, will be Of benefit to fast time, in
removing Il swift current. 1t will neces-
state a Slight change of course, but as
both men are on the water continually
the best channel will be known to them.
The last deposit of stake money will be
made tonight and the referee chosen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Different judicial Bodies.
COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.

Court met at M.
Jeremiah Pevtou ~. Mary Marllng,
cxcrutrix, in assumpsit. Continued at
costs of defendant.
T.. W. Barker VS.. Clark llanes, certl-
fed bv J. w. Schultze, j. u. Continued
bv consent to Wednesday, October /.
Adjourned until 9 A. NJ. to-day.
MuNIcrrAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Court met at lOA.
No business of importance was trans
acted and the Court adjourned until 10
a. NJ. to-day.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday morning: ,
Elizabeth Schwarts, disorderly, fined
81. Execution suspended on payment
Of costs.
Sarah simpler, disorderly, fined 81.
Execution suspended on payment OF
costs.
Roscy O'Brien, drunk, find s.. Com
mittcd.
Patrick Skely, drunk, fined 81. Com
mittCd ior thirty days.
Joseph Campbell, drunk, fined 3.
Committed for thirty days.
Patrick Mckinney, drunk, second
oTrnse, fined so. Committed for three
months.
John Donlcy, drunk, second oiiense,
fined so. Committed Tor three months.
Patrick Bailey, drunk, fined s.. Paid.
Frank Williams, drunk, fined =.
Paid.
Chas. Medham, disorderly, fined $40.
Committed.
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Personal.

Hon. o. $. Long and Miss Nellie J..
George will furnish the recitations at
the Fourth Street Social Union tonight.
Mr.. Lucas has charge of the musical
part OF the programme.
T.. NJ. Pearson, Cartridgestaif, Eng
land. is at the New Mcclure.
y. Cunning and sister and J. ii.
Watt. of GAINESVILLE, are in the city.
John \. Moninger, Esq, formerly OF
Washington, Pa, but now OF Wamego,
Pottowatomee county, Kansas, passed
through the city, yesterday, en- route Tor
Wellsburg and happiness.
+. IL. Buchanan and sister, OF Brooke
county, were autographed at the New
Mcclure, last evening.
F.P. Cory. of Volcano. W. Va, was
among the arrivals at the New Mcclure,
Yesterday.
Mr.. VI. Gclink, Of the Deut,che Zeitulg,
has lust returned from an extensive and
successful trip through Ohio in the in
tcrcst of his paper.
NeSSrs. Hermann, Armstrong and
Lucas and Mrs. George b. Caldwell
went TO Steubenville, yesterday morn
ing. to participate in the concert given
there last night
Mr.. Ell. Clator went 10 Beallsvllle, yes
tcrdav. 10 look after the remains Of his
hrother-in-law, who was murdered near
there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

TIE city is very quiet just at present.
A WEDDING will come OF on the South
Side tonight
TIE Sumner band now toots away in
AIcLain's Hall.
LADIES Social Union at the Fourth
Street Church tonight.
The first full pay will be given by the
Belmont on Saturday next.
The weary school boy has begun to
count the days until Christmas.
WEDDINGS are booming along. Two
more licenses issued yesterday.
Two plain DRINKS were run into the
lookup, yesterday, by Officer Davis.
IF the cold weather does kill the fruit,
it also kills mosquitoes and organ grim
ders.
A sILvER-HAIRED old man was hauled
in BY Officer Miller, yesterday, Tor
drunkenness.
IT is said four-ffths of the employees
at the La Belle Mill own shotguns ana
are veteran sportsmen.
FIKEs were lighted in every direction
Yesterday, and we may soon hear OF sew,
eral cases OF spontaneous combustion.
MY Mary Ann" got thousand
dollars every year" which is about three
times as much as the average school
marm gets.
HUCKSrERs and farmers at the Second
ward market express themselves as
much pleased with the extended cave
on the east side.
4 CHAPLINE street father has threat
ened to quarantine against the nightly
visits of certain young man, saying
they have become epidemic.
W. C.. KING, the b. & o. agent at
Washington, reports the shipments OF
freight, especially OF wheat, as very
heavy over the Hempfield.
JOIN MESDEL, OF Wheeling, visited
the iail this afternoon in pursuit OF IN
formation which would lead to the re-
cOvery Of some OF his stolen property
.SsijeHyUe Herald.
Go 10 the Fourth Street Church to-
night and get your supper from . to 5
o'clock. Tickets only % cents, emitting
TO admission and supper. Ten cents
extra Tor oysters, raw or fried.
SEVERAL complaints have been made
against the vile odors arising from the
creek. We have been given TO under
stand, however, that the oily smell,
though unpleasant, is eminently health
full.
Two small boys were before Squire
Miller Yesterday on a charge, preferred
bv Mrs. Kate Newman, of assault on a
boy. the son OF the defendant. The
hearing was postponed until Friday
afternoon.
Tue firm Of Turner and Dillon has
presented the Emmett boat club with an
elegant silver cup, which will be given
the best lady dancer at their ball on
October 10th. The best gentleman
Walter will carry off the Grubb pin.
A SLIGHT scare occurred yesterday
morning at the Belmont nail factory. a
large stone had just been hung, and the
first hall dozen revolutions lOOsened the
axle. causing it to wabble. A general
scatter was made from the vicinity, and
the engine was stopped, "a one of the
men phraScd it, "beiOre nail knife
could come down"
T. c. NOBLE, OF Claysville, has ship
ped upwards of two hundred thousand
pounds al WOOL to the Harris Wooden
Company, OF Woonsocket, K. l., during
the present week, embracing many OF
the finest clips in the county. The
wool in tina. locality is reportedas about
all picked up, Something very I'M
usual at this time in the year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
Hynnenial.

At Washington, Pa, to-day, Mr..
James Cummins. Of this city, will be-
come a Benedict. by taking unto him
self ." for better. for worse" Miss Tillie,
daughter OF Judge Mckennon. The
wedding will be very quiet, only few
intimate friends, with the relatives OF
the contracting parties, having been IN
yi,ed. The ceremony will take place at
one o'clock, in the Presbyterian church.
In accordance with the prevailing East
crn stvlc. there will be no attendants,
and the bride and groom will be escort
cd hv two ushers, Mr.. John l..
Dickev and Mr.. McKennon, a brother
of the bride. \ special train will take
M the party from this city.
At the residence OF Mr.. Waugh, at
Wellshurg. another wedding will be cell
ebrated to-day, the principals being
John 4. Moninger, Esq, and Miss Ma
mic Buchanan. The groom Is former
resident of Washington, Pa, and is gen
erallv known in that section. His home
has Iat,erlv been ut WamegO, Pottawa-
tonne county, Kansas, where the newly
married couple will reside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
A Boat Yard Proposition.

A number of gentlemen about the
CITY interested in river matters are OF
the opinion that boating matters are
rather neglected here, and not given the
attention such an important feature OF
traffic deserves. To stimulate boat bus
mess and increase Wheeling's CONNER
cial importance as a river city, il Is pro-
posed to erect ship yard, if the scheme
can be made practicable, on the site OF
the old one, now fallen INTO diSuse The
proposition, however, has not yet been
brought to sufficient head 10 admit OF
ANYTHING definite being learned.
1t seems that money was lost on the
former boat yard from the high rates
of transportation on the railroads and
investigation had developed the fact
that lumber can be bought and lowed
down or up the river and delivered here
at q rate lower than than that charged
bv the b. 4 o. X. X. from points along
its route. If the new yard is started.
an experienced man will be secured to
manage il and lumber will be brought
entirely by water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
FAIR FLORA.
The Damsel Clad in Male Attire.

Eleven O'Clock, yesterday morning,
was the hour set for hearing the case d
the State US. Florence Goldsborough,
charged with stealing $3.50 from James
Robinson, ESQ, on the National road,
near Roney's Point, and at that time
large crowd had gathered at the jail
door. The fame of "Gooseberry" had
extended far and wide, and there were
many OF the curious who desired a
glimpe OF the girl who had passed so
many years in masculine habiliments,
yeritable lamb in VOLTS clothing.
Justice Miller was to sit on her, or
more properly on her case, either OF
which would be sufficiently damaging
in this instance, and when he left his
office for the Jail he had retinue OF
great quantity, though indifferent quail
ty. The latter was improved when the
Jail was reached, the crowd being strain
ed at the door, and all but privileged
characters excluded. Flora was sitting
in the office when the Court entered,
and Immediately became the target Tor
some twenty pairs Of masculine eyes,
whose glances she bore with an equa-
nimity born OF experience. Every
thing was ready for hearing,
but Fiora's counsel, II. II. PEN
dleton, and Robert Marshall, Esqs.,
asked continuance until Monday,
as an important witness for the defense
was not present, which was granted.
And the crowd was disappointed.
Flora would scarcely be considered
good looking and certainly not hand
some, even for boy. Her features are
irregular and ofthe serpentine cast, that
is TO say, retreating from the nose in
both directions. Her closely cropped
hair is a dark brown in color and her
eyes, instead OF the piercing
black ones which any rOmancer
would give such a heroine, are
rather a dull bluish-gray. In figure
she is very petite, the small hands and
feet, the sloping shoulders and tull hips
betraving the woman. Still, she made
an admirable boy, and sitting there in
full male costume, with one foot crossed
over her knee, would never have been
taken for a woman by the nnpOStcd OBJ
server. Her gestures, language and the
easy grace with which she shifted aquid
of tobacco aboutin her mouth had moth
ing feminine in them, but told OF long
and rough experience. Her clothes
were comparatively COOL, though the
style was rather antiquated, plainly
showing their origin to have been =
ready made store and not the establish
ment of Poole.
She didn't want to talk any mere, she
told REGISTER philanthropist, evident
ly having been cautioned by her at
tOrneys.
al made a resolve some time ago, she
said, "and I've kept it ever since, never
TO get INTO paper on my own account.
GLOW about the IateHga1ccr this
morning.
ooh, that's no paper. A young fellow
was up to see me yesterday and set up
the stOgies. That's the MtslliyGtcer man
he OF the bright bay mustaches.
This was not said with uairtr, but
with cool disdain, as she walked off with
an Enthusiastically woman's gait, Flora
will probably pass the interval until
Monday in Jail, as bondsman has not
vet been forthcoming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

Train. l...yfr.s Columbus no O.. jH pc NJ. and b.5l
, V.rr- daily. THr0g-E Chis-o ENpr.S,. WIN
r'.-..- Inv Hr...EaI leaves Columbus daily eN-
,..- sunday az $50 Pc Ne. arr.yiu- io chicago ~
..Uu.yr wu-T.u-. BIRTHS can De- ". ,.ie- u, ,'.''
,..,... Il. r--.far U.urr Of, satU office, Columbus
Pullman, I~.w5r- rHuw sleeping ears 'argN-n
without ...u-. from ~teuhggyl..r aHd tolum,
ls.. o. Cincinnati Louisville, Indianapolis aud
i. LOuiS
r',r .r-llgh tickets. HIru-n checks. sleeping
g. r....-r..r. stations. tH. apply f' Joseph VI.
t#r.... T..su- A-.-t- It--il.u... Depot,
Cad Df .avruIH street. o- dr city Ticket NlA'e.
r...I.- Mol rs HOUSE. Nr"..'ur.
u a. caldwell General Mt..-.r Cu.uu pms.
a. IS. W. FELTON, ir.. General ~uT.r'.i.gN.Hi.
p.tr.lu-... pa. 81. d. UB..rr, GENERA. iJ-,.u-
rrr.arf Ticket AGENT. Columbus %. u'il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

LAnguid, Depressed In spirit. chilly. have you
Headache, Pain iu the shoulders of back, DIN
moss. Coated Tongue, Fever and AgIc. and ont
Of sorts generally Nature h. telling you that
your LIVE H. falling Ia DO ~ work and the
secrctOns 81 the system arr being urpsu back
into the blood dangerous Tmulu viii follow
unless you act promptly Take hEllIks iIvTE
PILIS at once These pills ARIA standard remedy
30 have been long boo uso and are highly recon
mendcd says DR. oakley. ~ Detroit. Michigan
"sELLEEs IIvTR FIfis m" Admiralty taI,HilHtrf
for bilious Climut-." Andrew -AWef OF Joliet.
Ills, snys. a friend recommended NE uf' ~
your LlyER PIrIs and after using two buE'. 1T
liver complaint Tor fIlc by al DuEE,sts.
Price - cents.
RE SELLERS 4 Co, PrDpu. Pittsburgh. 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
A Chinese Row.

On TUESDAY night, about IL o'clock,
the ccIestials had row i'm joe Lee :
laundry. \ great uproar was heard in
the shop, and paSSers who stopped to
investigate, saw first one man and then
another shoot out Us though fired from
a catapult. Ouc rat-cater, who said his
name was Wing Lee, hal cash in his
forehead, some three inches in length.
Upon being questioned, he said he fell
against Il window sash, and was cut by
the broken glass, but it was generally
believed that Wing was romancing, that
ne had been cut with a knife, and, fear
ing the Mclean policeman told this
roOrback to divert suspicion. DIR. Fris-
sell dressed the cut.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
River last night > feet > inches.
Weather clear and cold.

Weather clear and cold.
There was but one arrival and depart
ure yesterday, the Ed. Pope, for Malta
mOraS.
The Science was aground at Fish
Creek when the Pope passed that point.
The low water in our river is remark
ed as quite unusual for this season OF
the year, and our local weather prophet,
Mr.. Albree, even thinks We may not
have an equinoctial storm, this year.
The heavy coal run and the general con-
dition OF our river trade, make us less
anxious on the subject than usual, yet a
September rise will prove very grateful.
-PWsLurGh Commercial Gazette.
Capt. Phil. Anschutz, Of the Hudson,
is now in the city, having come up last
evening from his home in Wheeling
Last Erpng'S Pdtsjuyh Telegraph.
PlrrsBuRGH, September 24.-River
) inches below the marks. Weather
lair and cool.
NLw ORLEANS, September 24-No
arrivals and departures. Weather
partly cloudy; light shower this morn
ing; thermometer 81.
LOUISVILLE, September 2i.-River
falling with ( feet in the canal and >
feet on the falls. Weather cloudy and
cool. Arrived and Departed-Nent
Shinkle, Cincinnati to Cincinnati.
IT. Louis, September 24-Arrived-
Millar. Cincinnati; Polar Star, Tennes-
see river; Josie, st. Paul. Departed
Grcenville, Vicksburg; Ny Choice and
bargas. Cairo; Schulenberg and Iowa,
Reeds Landing; Grand Lake and
hargcs. Cairo. River fallen inch, with
; feet 6 inches in the channel. Weather
clear and cool.
VICESBURG, September 24.-Weather
fair; thermometer 50. River fell 10
inches. Arrived-Belle Memphis. Up
Commonwealth. Down-COlden Rule.
EVANSVILLE, September 24.-Weather
clear and cooler; mercury 50 to 81.
River falling, with 3 clio feet in the
channel. Down-Fashion, Brown and
Gatf. Up-(iolden Crown. The Robin
was sold here to-day by the l. ;.
Marshal to Henry Richeson, of Shaw
ncctown. for 81 ,265. The hot spur sunk
10 her hurricane deck this morning in
the Greene river and is probably a total
loss. She was owned by John Morris.
CINCrNNATI, September 24.-River +
feet inches and falling. Weather
clear tonight and cooler. Arrived
Salt Valley, Pomerov; Katie Stockdale,
Pomcroy. Departed-Laura Davis, -.
Louis; c. w. Bachelor, Wheeling. The
Golden City is loading for New Orleans,
and leaves Saturday.
NASHVILLE, September 24-River fall
ing: : inches on the shoals.
CAIRO, September 2i.-Departed-
Colorado II. Louis; Golddust, New Or
leans. River . feet linche and falling.
Weather clear thermometer "a.
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Comm issioner's Sale
OFLAxD II TRIADELPmA DISTRICT

n II
In the County Court 81 Ohio county:
Nathan AshCrait and others
v. To- 'haneefy.
Charlotte Rlukcs and others
b. virtue II a decree cutofgi BY the County
Court 81 Ohio county. west Virginia. 60 the
above entitled caus., on thc Eth day ~ June.
1872 the UNDERMINED Special Commissioner
named 60 SAID decree will on
SATURDAY. bEI'TEhBER IrH. 10
beginning At 10 O'ciDck A. ~, pll at public nuc-
ton nt the front door ~ the Court HOuso ~
Ohio county, Wet Virginia q The Lighcst and
best bidder. the following descrie 81 real estate,
that II D. say; A tract - land lgrInfiy Owned
by John Klnkes r., situated Ia v nat Ia nov
T1adelphia district, IN sHid county ~ Ohio.
bounded A. follow: Beginning ~ q stone on
the National rad thence y. ~ " " poles ~
n locust In MilligI-ns line; thence with his line
b an elm in Feays line. hence sith bs line -
the National road thcufe Wiih fald rOad b. tie
place Of beginning. supfusof a. contain - arfrs
NOR, or iess. but excepting from aid tfhof thfse
afres and four pcrchcs % the wet end thereof
devised by John Mnkes ~. o. Peter Kinkes.
TEKNz OF SAIL One iOurth 81 the puuhase
money and rs much more OIL me punhaasf msy
erect 70 pay. each in hand the balance lu three
equal iuls.s.Ineuts AZ SIX twelve aud eishteen
months rsperHyely from the tay - sale with
interect from ths' day, the purrhsser b. give biz
bond fOf lhs de1eTnd iDsiAleIuenu. and ttle 30
be reiA! ned until payment IN fun
WlLLiAN r Hr BBARD.
Sep3i Special Commissioner.
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ronrth stroet Church sociaI.

The Is at the Fourth street church,
Tonight. promise q most pleasant enter
tainmcut. Greater efforts have been
made ami corresponding success may
De- expected. Mr.. Lucas will furnish a
GRAND piano. and will, with Miss Mag
gle Murine. sing some choice music:
Prui~. Hermann and Armstrong Will
manipulate the KEYS OF the aforesaid
Grand. which fact alone IS sufficient TO
secure q good attendance.
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4 search Warrant.

allows an officer 81 20 through your house from
cellar tO garnet aud LiSpsRY BLOOD rEArriiEH
Il warranted ~ go through yOur system from
top % to- and drive OUt MI blood diseases. H.
cures are wonderful nu1 certified ~ bY dprinr.
preachers nni uspplc. SsrpfulA. Nrfrurlai bis
ease, ETysipelas, letter. tlccv Boz the Lung or
on the SKIN, Boil. Pimplc. Sc. w. warrant "a
~ cure II T. purely Vegetable Compound and
Powerful Tonic. Fof sale by all Druggists ~"
that our name Il on the bottom u TO- sfEpITf
X r.. SELLERS d 90 PfDp.n. P.ttsJurgh, Ia.
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Change of Weather.

summer was succeeded 10y autumn.
this year. withou, the usual and almost
pruyyrliu cquiuoctial storms. But per-
r~rlry are coming now. Early yeSter-
day morning the wind chopped around
10 the north and blew over us. dry and
cold. a seeming promouitiou OF winter.
BY evening the clouds hai been scat
tered. and, with clear night, frost may
appear before morning.
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$50

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
run an exurSion TO Pittsburgh, via
Washington, Pa, on Friday, Septem-
Der 26th. Tickets good to return on any
regular train September 21th. Round
trip only $3.50. Train leaves B. x ..
depot Friday at 6:l0 A. NJ. city time.
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Good for Babies.

We are pleased to say that our baby
was permanently cured of serious pro-
tracted irregularity OF the bowels by the
use of Hop Bitters by its mother, which
at the same time restored her to per-
feet health and strength.-The Parents,
University avenue, Rochester, y. y.
See another column.
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3lI5reIin9 a}e9lstev
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements.

Another Photographic Novelty-His-
gins Gallery.
Something New. II. Rinehart.
Platiuotypcs -Nylc,' Art studio.
Wedding Presents. III. Eiucuart.
SroviI's Blood and Liver Syrup
Third Page.
Leader Burners. III. R.nchart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

An article that is daily proving itself
to be the most certain, pleasant and
safe curative Of children suffering from
worms ever discovered, is McL0m's
Worm Candy. One box will convince
the most skeptiCal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

SHEET Music and Music Books, large
new supply OF American and Foreign
publications, Just received at Sheib's,
Washington Hall. An extensive list of
Sheet Music at half price,
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. GOOD plan,

Anybody can learn 81 make money npldiy
operating In stock. by the Two Uncrring Rules
for 5Dccess' In Mesh. LAWrenne & Coz nov
circular. The combination method. which Tbs
firm has made ~ successful. enable people Win
large or small means D. reap All TIE BENEFITS ~
largest capital gat best Eklll. Thousands ~
orders. in various SUM, are pooled mo one vast
amount and oOOyserdiof ~ a mighty uho< nus
securing D. each shareholder All the afFsntages
Of the largest Oyemtor. lmmsnse profit are
divided monthly. Any amount ffym y D. 800
or moe can be gsed successfully. y. Y. BGpflH
We,tiy September 25th. is7s. says: by the CON.
binAtlOn system sij would make 81. ~ frf
cent: 50 pays so. or : pr cent: slO9 make-
q 90 or ~ per cent on the stock. during ne
month, acoOrdiug 10 the market" Frdnt LslSs
Iuu>trai,d S0rpgDa, June 9Th: IDS oDIn.l.
nation method Of Orernting stocks i ne ihy-'
successful ever adopted" Nor IWf nd<-
peAd,rf, sept. 18th. The combination y TN
i founded upon corrsct busnsss prlndples, sh ,i
no persOn need be without al income NhHe " y.
kept woaking By MesS. LAErence * 20.
Brooklyn Journal April 2sth. our edisr i, maze
q net profit Of slOl = from go In enc o. Acssfs.
Lawrence & Cos com binationG New eifcuAf
(msiled free explains even thing. stcn ana
bonds wanted. Government bonds suppled.
Lawrence & Co, Bankers, 81 Erchange Place,
New York. Iue0'b