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L BxLTiHoRE RAIL ROAD.

DHILADELPHIA, MiLMiroioH
I BALTIMORE RAIL hoAD'
June ., tHs. ,.,,,,.
fr. .,,or,
Philadelphia and Intermellate ssAu9ns' m
30, $40, 10 20 .. M, 3d. sW'
PhIlasieiphiat 4 ExpressI 9. 90, s.se, 10 o. a N
fhila. and New Yoik. u. oo'iOC. " "'
Bait,. more sn1 intsrmsdtals sisti"ns'
SO =. n. DIS D. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, los, y. m. a..
baitih ore and W Wa-hinstoi,, ,I IL q i''o' o.
n. ~; t2.51, l0i, 8 ls, 1908 p. IN.
Trains for Delaware DIVISION ieaN"i"''
New Castle, els, q. IN. LOS, 80 Pm,
Harrington aud intermediate Statioh'
g15, =. ns., 06, 6.35 y. m. .,, =,
Dslmar and Intermediate Stations Win
am, o. y. m.
SUNDAY TRAfNs
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stntions
40, d. m. 800. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New YORK, zOs. ~ m
baltimore and Washington, Izoi. IL
4 a.
For luther Information passengers art
depot. IF. KENNY,
SuNeriutpndent.
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) an | DC Counters!

TO THE TRADE: The live business men
of the day are starting these counters W e
are the Originators and Headquarters
We have the only two EXCLUSIVES Il lOc
Jobbing Houses in the u. Is.
HS-Send for Catalogue and particulars. "a
BUTLER BROS.
200 4 2O3 Randolph St., CHICAGO.
~ Il ~ Chauncy ST., BOSTON.
octll-3m.
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NJ OTlCE-i, Cstharine Ford. do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply 10 the
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail delivery OF the state of
Delaware in and for the County of New
Castle. on Monday the nth day of Novem-
Der, being the first day OF the Novem Ger
term. 1873. for a license 10 keep an Inn or
tavern at 44 T.. seventh street being the s.
w. Corner OF eth and Lombard streets. in
the Eighth Ward Of the city OF Whining
ton. County and state aforesaid. with The
privilege Of selling Intoxicating liquors
IN less quantities than one quart, 10 he
drunk ON the premises, and the following
respectable citizeus recommend the said
application to wit:
James Mason, i. A IIorty,
Frank Gradwell, Pearson Doud,
John Horty. Godfrey BitmAn,
] ohm Sheehey, j. Clayton,
| John I. McKeon, John Brookes,
| James +. Wright, Jam.s Mccartney.
Balthaser Geistcnberg, David Merchant,
| Ross Messick, Henry =. Tfullt,
| Robert 7. Bryan, Michael Ford,
| Edward II. Hicken, Daniel Kenny,
| Geo. Mccoy, Michael Ford, Sr., q
| j. NJ. Clayton, Thomas Clifton.
octl6.3t. CATHAKINE FORD.
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FOh SALE.

EOR RENT.-No. slj Bullolw1|
SON XII XXI Eighth and
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,yUK SaLu. OK khN ANN
L rio'' " W. X. GAusl
feb22-ti run -.
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N WILMINGToN, October /, 1879.
The Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hereby give notice that on and after Janu-
ary l, 1850, interest Will be allowed on
deposits at FIVE t5 PER CENT. per annum.
BY order of the Board.
J. ERNEST SMITH,
ocl- -3m. Treasurer.
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TO ROrTLERS.

NOTICE 10 BOrELERS.
~ AL persons are iOrDid either to sell, /,
give away, or refill our bottles OF the fol-
lowing description: Quart glass bottles,
with name of Cunningham Il Co., Phila-
delphia; and half pint bottles, with the
same Inscription. All persons so offend
ing will be punished according to law,
CUNNINGHAM q CO., Philadelphia, or
JOHN MCCAFFREY, Agent,
oct8 eod6N. National Hotel.
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s,ln na., house. thence snn,A

derrse.e de-. one Inc, Inca !oa cornrr ,p ~ legtce.,
snn,eer ,ee north 81 deSreascal % ,acles to a ccI
Ss,ner Wrs, s corner the9ce thsees so',, west ! d
morth q ts1,t let ~ inches Ia south o, .! de-
l"f,s elo"y ss, side OF orange lygt slreo, eoo,nelnch
so,',n,,,st svss n,st Y leet y lnsbo. ee' north
orsS,,hning be the con,,',,l t''e, TO The pIal
sr'J,el sp nevellhr less S''lIs i" ,,,, more or
in, ILL., ~, property, lead, nv h'n, ,,e right oI
now ~ ,a,, ~ an alley three Ipcu,nalny leu, on|
.ienl M Of pavid emu, "h'tolilliou ht vii
stas w., to build over ssin i,,' ,,, heirs al,
,e ",n above descrlnei w',,i d alley and
,reu NeiHeu ana taken I'm sxo..,
p,"p'r'y by OF David Lem IN, ne1u,d'ion aUG 70, \
A. d.. lo;g. Ne~ Castle, 0clob
lhnt
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IOR SALr.-A fire proof Ss'e, I'd
y at This office. ---
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NOR X INT.-Seconu 'st1 a,s Marked
Gazette building 40 @'
Anply at this ofit"e.
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sepD eoddv
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nor SALE "A mgn,y ,I,aY !%ptrS rrss
'on of Ios acres in White cray HsdS IA,
red II enclosed in osas, ,,s n sc;
yided into tiye fields prnIic L srad
hard in full bearing. ,rT'un"nsILara
,ninlne the fp.rm. BnllalisR ,,ln ram, d
sion, Double Tenant thou house, en,ecss,aIl
ana Ana cIa as' u, farm. miles from ocs ~
p. W. 4 b X. X. a,an aenAp Applyu
niles from WilmlngIlo'w,i 'w,iHlFhM4
Real Estate as't,2 Wmiil,nIngion W
oci2l- &sd-W
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An ULSTER COUNTY TRAGEDY.
Giving his brother a Fatal Wound In "a Dis
Pute over the Ownership OF n Calf

KINGSTON, Jan. 2i.-The Ulster Circuit.
Judge Westbrook presiding. il occupied to-day
with tho trial OF Peter William Shultes on a
charge OF murder The scene OF the murder
was quiet country farm house near the base
OF Overlook Mountain In the rugged town of
Shandaken. On Sunday afternoon. Oct. 81, tho
prisoner and his family. with some OF the
ncighbors. Ind been ont walking Returning
to his mothers home. tho prisoner dis
covered that his brother. Charles Shultes.
had taken a calf. which was claimed to
be owned by each Of tho brothers. and that he
had tied Il NJ In his mothers barn. The quick
anger Of Peter was aroused, and he prepared
himself TO settle the question OF owner
ssaaip by physical force Diyestng him
ms brother. saying that dead or Rlvo
the call should be his. Charles Shultos was
me larger and stronger OF the two. and Potter
nndlng mat he was no match in n close oncoun-
ter, ran into the rond and, Selling a stone
hurled II with great force at his brother. srk-
lng MN on the top Of the head, cutting deep
wound through the scalp 10 the skull. But even
WIN TINS injury, which eventually proved fatal
Inc hardy mountainccr recovered himself and
closing with his smaller brother. threw him
Although tho blood flowed in copiOus streums
from tho wound in his head. no held Peter
g neghbor, The brothers were then separated
lhe wound WINS not considered of n fatal mn
lure, and Charles continued at his usunl bust
until eleven days after the ARRAY. On Nov 4
uhe wound having become painful, DIR. Winter
We lhmlly physician was called in, and it was
dressed. On the evening Of Nov. he became
UNCONSCIOUS, ma expired In agony ON tho
night OF Nov, 10. fourteen days after rccniying
the injuries. The post-mortem examination
showed that denth was caused by inflammation
OF mo membranes covering tho brain.
Fortunately for the prisoner no was able TO
prove mat dur NIX the intervening days between
mo time h!s brother received the wound and
tho date OF his death. Charles had accidentally
run against pattern in the shop where he was
working, aud in doing SO the wound had re-
ceved a. slight injury causing blood 10 flow
again. rms lelt the matter 50 much in doubt
lhht me physicians were unable 10 testify
Whelher with proper treatment and without
wound WAS necessarily fatal The Count charged
The Jury that, In tho absence of positive proof
81 the fatal nature OF the injuries received
hey could not md the prisoner guilty Of muir
der In any OF the different degrees, and In
struetod them to render, verdict OF guilty OF
bhultes thus escapes the severe penalty of the
law upon the charge Of murders
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Fixing the BiE Pool.

The Committee representing the Noriie y
Atlantic steamship Conference and ihc foreign iri.'t
agents Of the trunk line railroads met N,.tcria, a.
reviou- mccuA socrctar, Sanford ot tho couer,s 70
who had been appointed arbitrator submitted h, orL
Its salient points we're that the agent, 81 the ~,rr.l
steamship lines composing the conference should t..
roreiicaN dWN % should hr considered urcf-.ira
ana agree upnu the rate at which th,N would 1l
freight nom the trunk lines al % The tour rf.i,
Auahtc 81 ports and deliver ~ NJ tho leading Euf rtef
ports THIS rate should be- made known pruuut 10 f.
foreign freight agents of thr several roads who, Dr. rf
are 10 noutA the freight AGENTS of their respective Geo
At the principal points NJ shipment IN the West H. Oh
agreement 1t was proposed 10 maintain uniform faie
rom any gwen point IN the Yves thtuugh 't.
Tour great seaports Ia nm kufop an port Attr c,a~
ing ms report Tor several day, the Tors isn f,i,ht
o the railroads voted Yesterday 60 accept tr uian
lecuns only TO- some slight d, tails, which The, a..c
he satisfactorily arranged They will trr~fnf IL qs fis
kAeenuyo COMMITTEE " the trunk limos Tor rAl n-ni-l
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senator EeeIe.Iae DerenaInr ,he eo,ernor.

ALBANY. Jan. 25.-In response 10 Senator
fomvroys attack upon the Governors message senator
kccleSne OF New York spoke length las Tue sday
lie congratulated the Republican majority In the senate
A. represcntcd by senator Pomcroy that atsex
hihited evidences OF awakening console nee
toA tender regard Tor the strict letter Of
the Constitutions" but he thought that the sena.
tor might have more urohiahy engaged his time
III ADVOCATING that part OF the Govcrnors message that
referred Ia tile violation OF tho Constitution i'm the re-
iusal OF MS rarity 10 the people OF the STATE
lalr representation As TO that paTt OF the mrsstge
u'N treats Of public schools. and which senator
I"net9Y had criticised, senator Ecclcsne sad: do
not understand that the Governor has stated that Tho
NV vhuutu 70 precisely N same education, but do
UNDERSTAND that he has stated that under The seciou
claim mat they should be educated A sysien III
gher education has been devised At the cxncn.e of the
nNpaNcfs oi the STATE; that the are that the chill
ugvh OF the poor men do not receive the advantages
OF lhe REM that the children OF the men who could aim
ply Hngfd 70 pay Tor collegiate education are sent 10
tan me nnis OF college education at the expense II
tn'it helkhh"rs VINO can ily AFFORD 10 give H.
90 not see how, except by the most violent
torlufug or Language, the Governors words can
he considered As advocating classes In TINS coun
UNt ~ the senator suggested, classes Of Inc
th hl poor what tile Governor said was that Tor ihc
purposes Of anything but an Ordinary common school
euucau9n hat for the purposes of professional training
or college degree the state bound 20 supnV lis
cuNcns that the largely endowed academies throuy
education desired. Thus, Hni thus lar only do under
stand the Governor Ia go and with him will 20 the com
mon sense OF the community with him Will 20 the
common consent Of the taxpayers
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nrotect ourselvea against auch contingencies.
Some Of tho States have "A Inv that compOls the
other words tho Insurance. con, neniee nny nj m
only rs per cent. Of his loss. Perhaps such a
law here would tend to check incenl iarlsm 10 n
pnnies and more than hundred agencies Of
foreign companies competing for business. un-
safe risks are readily taken. and there aro many
4 r. Blagden Of the North British md Nor
camille Insurance Company said: We look
out for ourselves Just ns business men guard
against being chentcd In n tradc. We find out
who the man In who wants insurance, and Wa
see particularly what kind OF premises he occu
pics. And we extend our Inquiries to tho nd
Joining premises TO find out who his neighbors
are II has been our custom 10 keep record Of
the business standing Of all Of our policy hold
ers. ! do not think there are 80 many cases OF
arson as many insurance men think Many
persons attribute every fire that they cannot
general principles. Many Of tho agency com.
panes. and some OF tho homo compa-
w nbesh w ,0seu Inc yg9arg c @Go
tanned about $50. 900. and out Of II rewards we're
paid for the conviction Of incendiaries in differ
ent parts Of the country. Five or six rewards
have boon paid in the last two years,. No egs.
lation. and no system TINT we could try would
prevent occasional incendiqrisin. II man eet
out to defraud n company, he could do II. IL he
was fully insured. he would let his goods burn ;
II only insured in part he would remove and
secrcte them. We must take our chance. when
we suspect him. Of getting evidence to convict
him. II is an unpopular thing Tor n company
TO resist paying " losses promptly. and II loses
business by II. We had Il case in point two or
three years ago. dry goods firm OF high
Stumbling in the interior Of this State. had its
store and contents burned The leading mer-
chants In this city had trusted them and be-
loved them to be nm honorable house The
firm assigned it,. insurance policies to, the
creditors here. We suspected fraud. and re-
fused payment So Indignant were the mer-
chants here At our conduct, that they posted us
by circular all oyoT The country to prevent our
getting business. Finally, we got the evidence
that sent the country merchants to prison"
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4 NINE ON FIRE.
The Flames Spreading Three Hundred Fee,
Under Ground.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Jan 25.-Thc Locust Gap
mines between Mount Carmel and Shamokln.
operated by Messrs. Graeber 4 Ships. were
discovered ON fire last night at depth OF 800
feet There were several barrels Of tar stored.
and from this, 1t is thought. the fire got start
but how the tar took Are is not yet known. This
morning. the minors report tho fire gaining and
dlincult 20 Ret at, dense volumes Of smoke COM
lng uptue slope. An engine with gang of eX-
nerlrnccd workmcn were sent down from
Shamokin this morning having on board n
large amount Of hose 10 use should IL be found
necessary to drown the fire out. There are
othor colllerles IN tho immediate vicinity and
II II thought unless prompt measures nre taken
70 drown the fire. II will spread 10 those mines
Two hundred ana niiy men and boys were em-
ployed there. There are no miners below now
~ they came out during the night. tho mine
should DO filed with water II win require six
months 10 pump It out. and seven months be-
lore work could be resumed on IT, AT present
II N impoAsible 10 estimate the loss, though II
troll wa
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Charged win Conspiracy 10 Derraud.

BosroN, jan 25.-Abert c. Andrews and
James Goldman were arrested this Mt,rno'u -
charges OF conspiracy todefraud Andrew has l'-n ~
the wholesale aud retail liquor business IN Gouor.'t
some fifteen year ami had good business rcputatsn
Last lnue lie came 10 Boston and began business r
Wal wharf, WIN capital oi s2.nl in ui' cash 10
whle he bought entirely for casi hut after tc ss~
anew months began huNing on credit of Sew N,rs rHt
western houses rs the AID OF Goldman these Do ...t
nave been sold out ~ prices much below cost Huf fe
money pockeird SO TAR AS known TO the oiheer're
alleged sWludlc amounts 10 Sal, 1bl tultmth ,allat
that he was Ouly clerk ior Andrew lt ~ ga. i- t.
he Is sull charged with being an active part, o..
swinde A committee Of creditor, Is investigates n.i
IT Is hoped most of the property Will hc recovered
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Why One Old Farmer win Vote for til. Doctor.



HARRoDsBURd, Jan. 1S-Dr Luke Black
burn arrived here yesterday and is the guest
OF Coy. Mngofn. A number of friends were
invited 20 dino with him at the Governors.
where they were entertained as only the Gov
eruor can oniertain he being one Of tho few
men who know how 70, dispense old-fashioned
Kentucky hospitality. The guests most Of whom
met DR. Blackburn for the first time enjoyed
an exceedingly pleasant evening. and were de-
lighted with tho Doctors genial humor and OK
fss mInt social Qualities To-day Or. BLACK
dlence Of ladies' and gentlemen by Gov.
Magonln,, who, In his remarks. alluded
in forcihle and elegant terms 10 the
services which had been rendered by the be-
loyed physician Dr. Blackburn then delivered
n line address IN which he paid n handsome
compliment 10 the ladies' handled tho financial
subject with ability. ma discussed at length
upon other matters OF interest. He said he was
not chronic Office seeker. and did not desire
me position of Governor MS a stopping stone 10
other oillci4l stations. His speech was well re-
celNel ma he has no occasion to regret the
favorable impression he has made with all
classes in Mercer. Ono farmer remarked that
he could vote for tho Doctor on the strength II
ms lace, for no man could fail 10 bo right who
was blessed with such a countonnnce.
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BALLsToN. Jan. 25.-Aner Mr.. Morse " g
was appointed County Treasurer 10 succeed Mr. nu t
presented his bond Vestordqy. several n.m.Oiar.
lrctrl because mcmhors of the hoard OF suH,r,..r-
become sutcucs. Whercupou Mr. Mur,. Dr.Iiu.i
Vrit tn, AlpGihimrni and Sioulru O. NJ deuN
NllHte was chosen Treasurer llf is h. puHIt ..
Is cashier ui the First Nunill BANS rit su.,....
approved lls huui chi. .uuruiu- Tho sufN'.r
Is % Al
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CHICAGO Jan. 25.-In the Reno inquiry to. dny
capt Moyan testified that he believed move
or Keno to leave the timber and necessary for the pres
Tvauon OF his command. IN picking up tho dead bodies
y Custeru men aUeI the massacre evidences oppear n
desperate nghung lie saw nothing cowarlly IN Major
Neno conduct Had he charged the Indians or re-.
h"'hel ~ inc TIMBER he woll nave Deen annlhliAted.
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PARIS, Jan. 25.-Tho Rspd iue FG.H e
SAYS that Gcn' Bouruoh,, Btalic henson Nud i'
lnrigne. commanimr, respectively. On, ruir,it IN.
run, SlNweulh. and Twelfth Army Corps, have Oesh
placed on the Icured hat
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company" they may be ono Of the lnnumersblc
@a9G9 e9oSca, in wsc9 -, e"%aG +. for ma
! j Gilman Is Responsible tea merchant ba, ne
American Tea domrsny Tic Great Atlantic Snd
racitc TIA Iomlany" The Great Importing, Iea
one Of the most onablc OF hes cases aud there
from selling Ten. dowR To- compiee .wniies u
The b., reason VA! Gu BE- piy,n or We u;e cf name
~ TOT advertising purposes Iho pm, n'nt Of orders
some orc WHO dos an.ine,s 6chia 'omc such assumed
name seems almost 10 make the Post ohcc partner in
may be sent 10 me explicit enough I will have
"rc drawn w ,,S o such n" s pSy T4e,
aud Il am " pay, upon what lonu O sgnalure what
companies it would seem thsi the distinctions should
husc eturcd ~ you ur it the ndiydua exists In nci
no one has right 10 do business AZ his name with
then the name being fictitious. the order is void
should have made de- above he rule AID hsvd
refused u pay orders to Rev los lnman but In the
orders were In TACT 10 bay for medicines furnished by
as doing b"sness an the 0 name Of Rev jo. mmns
Bat do not want my eeuen In paying to Be taken Rsin
ment =. while in doubt gave them the benefit tile
Tnoxis L. JAMES Postmaster.
Allison \ Hcarne then sent Col George Bliss
TO Washington. and. through his influence. say
they succeeded In getting IN order directing
the Postmaster to deliver to them registered
letters addressed to the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman.
Six months ago THE Sun refused their adver-
tsement. Mr.. Hearno has called on us. and
produced scores Of letters from various parts
OF the country praising the medicines. Sub
scrlbers who have purchased 1t. however do
not speak highly Of il. Tho following is
sample:
first consulted all the druggists. most Of tho
physicians. and all the mnteria modicas in salt
Lake City. and not one had ever heard OF the
medicine. / then sent the Rev. J. 4. Inman
$3.50, and received in return three ounces Of
powder, partly vegetable. but containing some
powerful mineral corrosive pospn.t the effects Of
which were horrible TO contemplate producing
nervous tumOrs and severely inJurng the dt-
gcstiNe organs. In my case 1t required six
months 20 recover from the effects Can the
Bible House sanction such iniouitous rascaity2
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Jusn %, 1873

The HH y NcGrsis auditor - 900
Sh The money orders returned cannot he correctcd IN
e way YOU suskes Tor The reason that there is such
person uown NJ this office Rev. Jos Inmnui or
" Jos Imam and II Is matter OF doubt Whether
there ever has been such person. An,on 4 Ilearne
make ana sell n medicine for tho cure Of A
disease not common m strictly moral families
ana UeY nave advertised II Ms tho discovery
ct me heN Joseph 7, luman, and one OF them has
brIsnun~I MN IN signing money orders until we
ustoNef q mat there was such person aud refused
70 pay on what purport,d he his Signature; hui as
mere WAS no question Of OWNERSHIP We consented 10 nav
on condition mat The claimants signed their business
hr name, hatlng with II the fact that they were doing
business under the name OF payee o the money order
AbnNr helng the iacts IN regard TO payment these
orders VIII do with them whatever YOU direct but The
question Of allowing disanwIng these orders ms paid
hrngs up subject TO which wish tn call your attention
WIN view !" teceyl instructions that viii advise me
nov lhI VIII be sustained in refusing payment Of money
orders drawn In favor Of persons fms or cornoration
having no existence In law or in TACT
There are large numbers persons in this city ho
sMIi Dusne. under some name indicating corporation
W large combination OF men and Of capital when IN fact
ete y only one or at most two and with little OF no
capital Ihese concerns may be engaged Ia lcRitE
mate trade as The Great American Tea Com.
panyu OF they may be engaged in manufacturing
Mtoles for sale like The Novelty Manufacturing
company or they may advertise ~ purchasing
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r. - btfAkfNhNf, W AshiNGfnh, June 20, 1879
SIR IN returning The enclosed money orders yuur
special cKamnaton o the signature 10 the receipt upon
the face Of each permit me 20 that credit for the INV
meut o these orders made bV YOU cannot he allowed
except under aud nv The authority power ut attur
hcy for each order duly executed by the pnyeo therein
hAnel or Nc signature Of The lHyee TO the receipt upon
the Taco NJ the order draw In his favor. -
A. the party who receipts Tor tie values these orders
appears by the receipts 10 be- dong business under Tie
name OF Jos lnmtn' as well under the maine al
The Roy Joseph lmnau." permit me to suggest that
mn lnNtsthuun ol these cases fuight perhaps avoid
ieltuuun of ms seeming Inconsistency establish the
legitimacy Of these dual signatures
Very respectfully
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TO all VINO are suffering from the errors and
lnds, reuuis Of YOUTH weakness. early decay
loss Of manhood &C will send receipt that will cure
you tree Of charge THIS great remedy discovered
by missionary In South America send s. addressed
envelope e. the Rev Joseph r lnman station u, Bible
House. New YORK city -1de.