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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12

canal, which conveys much Of the city
sewage, and rs you near the bayou the
ground is swampy and bears thick growth
Of vegetation, new to northern eyes, Span
ish bayOnets, white wild roses, cane-bpke,
etc. Nearer the city you pass a traU Of
unimprOved land, once intended for city
park, but looking with its scattering live
oak trees, like one OF our own grassy apple
orchards. This is this city duelling ground
and has witnessed many a bloody encoun.
ter, one not long ago.
The most aristOcratic place Of city resort
is the grounds OF the Louisiana Jockey
Club In front OF the entrance gate IS q
lodge, where stands the sentinel gate keep
er demanding the written pass, without
which you cannot hope 10 enter, and this
must be obtained from a member OF the
club. Formerly anv one who should grant
such pass TO any citizen Of the town was
subjected to fine Of twenty-five dollars,
but ladies might be escorted there by any
Jockey Clublte, and so might any gentle
man guest from abroad. A broad carriage
drive leads from the gate, on either side Of
a circular garden plat, up TO the stairs Of
the Club House. This is an imposing build
ing, three stories in height, with a man
sard roof and q cupolo There are statues
on each side Of the stairs, mounted on high
| pedestals. Reaching the vestibule you are
met by polite mulattO, who invites You
/ into the Office to register your name, and
/ then conducts you all about the house.
! There are two billiards rooms and some
/ handsome parlors, and in the refectory the
| furniture Is Of black walnut, elaborately
carved From the cupolo the view is ex-
tensive and charming. The grounds below
are one continuous garden to their bonn
dries; orange trees bending with fruit be-
ing most conspicuous; and here, l, by per,
mission. pluoked my first orange and broke
of my first spray Of its snowy blossoms.
] gathered, too, a Japan plum-a small,
bright yellow fruit with small brown seeds
at its centre. Beside the Club House, and
connected with il by covered archway is
| the bowling alley-a handsome building
two stories 10 height, Passing beneath the
archway, you follow the road to the stables,
some distance beyond, where are kept the
costly horses Of the club; and TO the right
OF these are the fine race-course and the
grand stand. Still further on, you see the
tall buildings pertaining TO the fair grounds.
| At the left is an aristOcratic cemetery, but
| | had already seen enough Of these incar-
cerations above ground, ,and Of the lively lit
tie lizards which swarm over the costly
marbles Returning, we found that the
gardener had made up for us some lovely
bouquets. For these he is prohibited by
rules OF the club house from taking pay,
but we did induce him to take "tip" for
his labor in making them up, though he
accepted with some demur. In the palmy
days Of N, 0. this place was the scene OF
some OF her grandest entertainments.
House and grounds were brilliantly illum-
mated, bands discoursed sweet music, the
choicest Of viands were served aud elegant
toilets made the scene more splendid still.
Feb 30, 1880. N. C.w.P.
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Iem5otance GoImn.
Half Hearted temperance Men.


We find them in every township and
some specimens are standing around loose
in almost every community, The man
Who is inst AZ GOOD a temperance man as
Won are but he don't believe in being so
particular about drinking a little cider,
he has always done 80, and his father done
SO before him, and was none the worse for
H. Such men are willing TO sign a pledge
that prohibits rum, brandy, ETC., but the
minor drinks, such as beer or cider he
will not sign away his liberty We also
find them in the ranks Of the editors Of
some of the political journals of the pres
ent day; men who will hesitate for weeks
before they will publish a strong temper
ance article for fear 1t may endanger the
success of their party in the state. The
temperapce movement wants no such men
in tue ranks as that, but the pressing need
of the hour Is men of thought, men OF &C
ton, men who have positive convictions
of right and wrong; men who will act up
to their convictions and stand up 10 their
principles whether they are in the minOrl-
ty, OF In the majority. We want such
men in the temperance ranks 80 far as in
flexibility Of purpose, and stern adher-
ance 10 the right Is concerned, as came
over IN the May-fOwer, and parted the
germs of civil and religious liberty. NO
TeformatOry movement will ever succeed
until such men take hold of II and intuse
life and vitality in the ranks by exerting a
strong controlling influence in moulding
and shaping public sentiment until II gets
to that point when Il will be safe and right
to legisiate upon the subject Such men
are generally in ADVANCE Of the age in
which they live, but time vindiCates them
as being In the right There arc men in the
temperance ranks to-day, whom the world
and the luke-warms call ultra and radical,
that ten years from now will be looked
upon with more respect than they are to-
day. In all great reforms the great ma
iOrity look at their own immediate sur
roundings, and its supposed effects upon
them to-day, rather than in the future,
whether remote or otherwise. IL Is the
want of the age that we have not enough
men of the right stamp enlisted, who have
a vision enlarged and comprehensive
enough TO take in all the bearings and
grand possibilitieshhat are attached 70 the
cause they espOuse. Irejoice that there
are so many noble men and women today
that are laboring for the success of the
temperance cause, and 1t is because these
men and women are working just as they
are that we look for the final triumph of
temperance principles In society ana IN
legislation. One by one the milk and
water men will drop out of the ranks, and
their places will be filled by others who
will stand out In the sun light of Gods
eternal TRUTH and do yaliently in the bat
tie between truth and error.
We have firm and abiding faith In the
final triumph of temperance principles,
as founded, not in mans opinions or
Judgment, but in the eternal principles Of
right, as enunciated by the word Of God.
These luke-warm skulkers may Temporal
rily retard the work, but cannot prevent
its ultimate triumph. J.w,s.
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SELECTED ITEMS.

The habit of using ardent spirits, by
men In office, has Occasioned more injury
to the public, and more trouble TO me
than all other causes. And were / TO
commence my administration again, the
first question would ask respecting a can
didate for office would be, "Does he use
ardent spirits Jefferson, .a..l
Twelve states have adopted Civil Dam
age Laws, as a check upon liquor selling
Wife, child or stranger sustaining damage
from an intoxicated person, eitherin prop
erty, person or means of support, may re-
cover damages from the person selling the
liquor, and in some If not in all Of these
States, from the owner Of the property In
which theliquor is sold. '."'' '' p
In Lambertville, N j., under the labori
of d. G.. Frost and associates, 1900 have
signed the pledge, 200 have asked fol
prayers and many have been converted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12

THE BURGLAR PANIC. is
an aspect of burglar panic which
is far from comic. When, after an
hours peaceful sleep, one is disturb.
ed by ones wife, ones troubles be-
gin. We ask what she is doing,
"Listening" is her reply. The sug-
gestion that she should lie down and
60 to sleep, is snubbed by an author
itatlve but alarming, "Hush." Ma.
ture asserts itself and we again doze
to be Immediately awakened by the
words, 81 am quite sure / heard
noise" We offer to get up and
take walk through the house to
see il any thieves are in it. ooh,
no, for goodness sake don't do
that" is the reply OF course, one
gets a refreshing nights rest after
this little episode. On another night
at two in the morning, one of the
dogs is heard to bark. We look
round, and finding all quiet, give it
as our opinion that he must have
heard the gamekeeper walking round
the house, or that, if some thieves
had come with burglarious designs,
they have been certainly frightened
away by his barking. His furious
noise gradually subsidies into occa-
sional melancholy "yaps," until,
after dismal howl or two, he be-
comes silent. At last we drop off to
sleep, but IN a few minutes we are
once more disturbed with, "My
dear, there is that dog again" On
one occasion there could be no doubt
that n noise had been really heard
and we had been allowed to venture
forth with plenary powers. After
examining the lower part of the
house we had taken a dark lantern
and had sailed forth and made {
tour Of the outside of the building
After a fruitless search for thieves
and vAgabonds, we had returned t
our room, and just settled dowr
again with satisfactory sense ol
our virtuous and gallant conduct
when we were aroused by a Violen
knocking at the front door ant
jingling of the hall-bell. On goinl
down stairs-we may observe tina
not one of the servants heard tn,
deafening noise-we found two of
ficious policemen at the porch, VIII,
had come with the valuable infor
nation that they had lately seen
man with dark lantern walk rounC
the house and enter it.
uH Saturday ReUieto.
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PATENTS

ubtalued for pew inventions, or for improvements
10 old ones. Caveats aad all patent business
promptly attended TO. U.. I.. .r.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BERN REJECT.
Ed may stu, In most cases, be patented by ne.
Being opposite the u s Patent once, and EN-
gagged In PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUslVELY,
we can secure patents In less time than those
who are remote nom Washington and who must
depend upor the malls In all transactions with
the Patent Office. .
When Inventors send model or sketch We make
search IN tho Patent ONCE aud advise AZ 20 It's
patenlablliiy FREH on QHARgn, Correspondence
conhdentlal, prieea low, aud NO CHARGE UN.
LESS PATENT is OBTAINED. N
We refer 10 Hon Postmaster General ID. n.
Key, Rev. y, ID. Power 20 oiiiciale M the u. $.
Patent Oflce, and especially 70 our clients In
every state OF the Union and In Canada, For
special references terms, advice, SC, Address
q. A. SNOW& CO.,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. Q,
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InfvtotoriOus.

Az the International Dairy Fair, held In
New York, December 1870, a committee Of
the most expert butter makers made the
most oaseiul tests OF all the different But
ter Oolors. The results was theunanimous
award OF the only prize to Wells, Riehard-
son & Cos Perfected Butter Color Again
this original and perfect color scores vic
tory as IL always does when there Is honest
and fair competition with any Of It's COM
petlIors, Sold by druggists aud merchants.
Take no other.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12

Before you begin your heavy spring work
after a winter OF relaxation, your system
needs cleansing and strengthening to pre-
vent an attack Of ague, bilious or spring
fever or some other spring sickness that
viii unfit ynu for a seasons work, Yen
will save time, much sickness and great e2-
pense il you will use one bottle Of Hop Bit
ters in your family this mcnth. Don'twa
See another column. 76-10
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ERIE STORE +!
SPRING OPENING s DRY GOODS

We have in store, and arriving an inn
mense amount of seasOnable goods, most of
which we are offering at last years prices
All kinds of WOrsted Dress Goods are as
cheap as ever, and some sorts cheaper.
We have some 20 different numbers of
Black Cashmeres, which we sell from Scots. to
$l.OO per yard, which are as good value as
can be offered anywhere, and as low as we
ever sold them. Beges Colored Cashmeres,
Herrowbone Stripes, and fancy Dress Goods
and Trimmings in great variety.
New Spring Prints, Ginghams Brown
and Bleached Cottons, Pillow Cottons, quar-
ter and 10 quarter sheetngs, Hosiery and
Notions.
Our store is jammed full Of goods, and
we are selling at the very lowest living prices,
consequently trade is booming. Come in and
see the biggest stock in the county, get prices,
and don't buy cents worth if you don't find
them cheap, Mr.. Kepler is now East, and
new attractions are constantly arriving
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RrMAnKAnIr LoNorv1rY.-.An n

REMARKABLE LoNdEvITY.-.An In.
surance agent seeing a would.be in
surer, had, in filling up the proposal
form, answered the questions, Gage
of father, if living ? Age of mother,
il living ?" by making the one lI2
years and the other lO2 years old,
congratulated him of coming Of such
a Iong.liyed family. "Oh," said the
applicant, "my parents died many
many years ago; but, if living, would
be aged as they are put down"
,u Uham5eP's journal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12

Do you know what il Is 70 suffer with
piles9 Ihyou do, you know what Is one Of
the worst torments OF the human frame.
The most perfect cure ever known is Kid.
ney. Wort. II cures constipation. and then
It's tonic action restores health to the dis
eased bowels, and prevents recurrence OF
the disease. Try it without delay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-18

NEW YoRK, December l7.-Cotton dull aad
easy at l2al91 %; fntares steady. Flour heayy
and in buyers favor, and prices without de-
cided CHANGE receipts 5000 barrels; exports
q OC0 barrels Wheat in fair speculative de.
mand; receipts 10000 bushels; exports TO-.
COO bushels; ungraded spring 81 CO: No. 8
Milwaukee 81 II; ungTsded red 81 06al % No.
Sdo 81 lsKSl l7X: steamer do 81 o.; No. 2
red 81 I9I<al 205< steamer do 81 II; No. !
red 81 25al 20; mixed winter 81 II; ungraded
white 81 0sal 20; Ne. ado $ll69l; No. l do,
sales 5000 bushels, at 81 l7jIa1 IS; No. 2
red, December, sales col 900 bushels at 81 leH
al, l9X; January, sales $4,000 bushels Of
81 Goal 2iIS; February, sales 6ei 900 bushels
at 81 22I<al 22X; May, SALES 40 coo bushels ct
81 2II[al FAX. Corn, cash Hale lower: re-
eeipts 80 600 bushels; exports 5000 bushels
unRrAded So jiaSst< &c; No. s, 5ha559Eci steam.
er 66{a57c; No. 2, 67sla6sAc; low mixed
81 Nc; No. 2 December 6skc; January 6sHa
Soc; February 6eNa5esIc. Oats inactive
receipts 50, 900 bushels; western mixed 4Ql44c;
white western 48Hai7o. Hay quiet but
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Allow q cold to advance your system and
thus encourage more serious mAladles, such Is
Pneumonia, Hemerrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 90 readily at
talned2 BoscHEE's GxRMGS SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the Severest Lung Diseases.
It Is Dr., Boschee's famous German prescrip
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained In administeI
ing II to the youngest child, as per directions
The sale OF this medicine d unprecedented
Since hrst introduced there has been q con-
slant increasing demand and without single
report OF a failure 10 do its work In any case.
Ask your Druggist Is TO the truth Of these re-
mark. Large dres Is cent?. Try Il and be
convinced. TEhs4H
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STEADY atSlIO. Hops dull and UNCHANGED.
Coffee strong; Rio cargoes quoted Of I0Ha
1SKc; Job lots I0S<al415c. Sugar quiet; fair
to good refining 71a7sfc.
PxI1ADR1RH1L, December H.-Flour dull;
western extra a Is: Minnesota extra clear
rood IS 60; choIca IS rs: straight 90 Gao 30;
Ohio good 50 o.; fancy So 30; winter patents
81 so. Rye -four steady at s. Is. Wheat
frmer and good speculative demand; No. 2
red In elevator s.. Tx; No. 2 red December
81 II bid, 81 INK asked; January q 1sN bid,
81 1917 asked; February 81 q bid, 81 22A
asked; March 81 FAX bid, 81 "a u asked. Corn
quiet but steady; rejected in depot Sc cargo
rates: for sail mixed prompt shipment 67c
mixed December 68Xc bid, 67Izc asked;
January 6G93<c bid, 565<e asked; February 661<c
bid, 665<c asked; March 66>Sc bid, SIC asked.
Oats firmer and N moderate demand; No. 2
white 4Tc; No. 3, Acc; No, 2 mixed 70 arrive
44c. Provisions steady and unchanged, But
ter quiet fancy grades excepted; creamery
extra S5c; do good to choice S0a34c; Western
Reserve extra 2Ia26c: Central Ohio In tubs 29a
SOC; frkins 24a26c: Western Reserve good to
choice lsa22c. Eggs higher and scarce at SEA
3Sc. Cheese dull snd steady; creamery l2Hc.
Petroleum ::nominal at exc. Whisky nomi.
nally UNCHANGED.
CHICAGO, December I.-flouf dull and
nominal. Wheat active, firm and higher
No. 2 red winter 81 o.: No. 2 Chicago spring
81 01HaI Of y, cash 81 Of y December 81 OAK
l OK January 81 03If February; No. 3, SIX
asgc; rejected 6sa69Hc. Corn moderately
active and higher at 500 cash; s9ISc January;
29Hc February; 441Sa44lc May. 43ha4S{c
June. Oats fairly active and q shade higher
at 3lHa319Sc cash; Sl5Sc January IS Sa35H Nc
Nav, Rye steady and UNCHANGED Barley easier
at Il Dressed hogs IS l2I1a5 30. Pork
active, firm and higher at $1,000 cash; $l3 10
January; $l3 32h February. Lard active,
Arm and higher at % 80 cash; s. sax Janu-
AIRY; IS 65aS SIX February. Bulk meats
fEmer: shoulders s. Is, short nib So so; short
clear 81 90. Whisky steady and unchanged
at 81 II.
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
as reported BY John N. Hoon q Co, brokers.
No, LEO Main stfeet.
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FHE aREATEsr RExEDIEs THE WORLD HAS

HvRR KNOWN.
Curing the most inyeterate cases OF skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum, scald
Head, BARRIERS Itch, Sores, all crusty, scaly,
itching skin eruption, and that distress
ing complaint, Itching Piles. As blood
purifier and liver regulator, "swayne's
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" are excellent
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, ward of Malarial
Fevers, cleaning the system and bowels Of
oil impurities, restoring to healthy activity
all the organs ofthe human body. Price Is
cents box, FIVE boxesSl. Ointment 80
cent?, three boxes 81 Is. Can be sent by mail
to any address on receipt Of price In Cur.
rency or 8 cent postage stamps. Address
all letters Dr. sWsyne 4 Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Sold by all
leading drugSists. TThs4W
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Aaranh Renntntinn.

Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver Cure
has reached q reputation that is not limit.
ed by the confines Of section or country.
There are no injurious substances nor false
aud temporary sttmulents in the prepare.
ton. II is purely vegetable and com.
pounded under 8 formula that has passed
severe tests and won endorsements from
some OF the highest medical talent In the
country-Nev York World. TTHs4w
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RunNErT,s cOCOAlNE.
The Best HAIR DresainE in The world.

Bu H a' Cocaine aIiays irritation, re.
moves all tendency to dandrutf, inyigor-
ates the action OF the captllaries in the
highest degree, and has earned deserved
reputation for promoting the growth and
uerserying the beauty OF the human hair.
Ladies dressing their hair deliberately for
the evening will find that It imparts .
healthy natural gloss to the hair, and will
cause L to retain Its shape for hours.
Burnett's Flavoripg Extracts are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, coniec-
TONERS and grocers throughout the coun.
Try. They are perfectly pure. rTEAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-18

FoR UPwARDs OF Tz1ETY yRARs Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup "a bean used
Tor children. It correct5 acidity OF the
stomach, relieves i0ind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysaitgy and didTtad,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
p5 csnit botEis. nav
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LOTTERIES.
Take Notice!

All correspondence should be with N. A.
Dauphin as below. In all cases the TICKETS
themselves are sent, and never circulars offer.
Ing certificates or any thing else instead. Any
one proposing to Offer anything else by circu.
lar or otherwise, on his own behalf or that OF
the Company, Il SWindler.
ASPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND pIsTRleu.
TON, CLASS A, AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY,
JANUARY 18th, IsSl-l2Sth Monthly Draw
ing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution vAs regularly incorporated By tne
legislature Of the state for Educational and ChaFItS
be purposes, In 1893, for the Term OF Twenty.
ave Years, 70 which eOntlct the inViolAble taiLh
Of the State u pledged, which pledge has been re-
neWOd BY an Overwhelming popular vote, securing IL
franchise In the new eOustltuton adopted December
ID, A. D. $50, with capital Of Sl0ooO0o, 70 which
Il has dnee added q reserve fund atoVef SSS1000.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the Seeoni Tuesday.
n sever IofLt Or pattpOEsI. LloE at the following
CAPITAL PRIZE, s0otOo,
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF.T1CKEfs, OWE DOLLAR.
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CHRONIC CONSTIPATION is not cured by
simply unloading the bowels. The medt'
cine must possess tonic, Alternative and cor.
receive properties. These qualities are
combined IN DR.. TUFTS Pills, and they
will permanently cure this serious disease,
and give tone to the nervous system.
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Ghe Gatelliqetrer.
HOE, J. Il. CAMDEN.

nj. Relations 10 lhe standard oil Com.
pany DIseuSsed-Has He IRJared PARK.
ersburg and the OIL Business Gener-
alIys
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MEDICAL.
TO The PEOPLE!
p R 90 H

CAHcRr.-"suHered for years with eancCr. Had II
cut out three times. It returned atGr each operation
DE- smith cured me without knife, causto or palm"
MRS. H.. II. CIRCUIT
S1TBKRHD misunderstanding SEEMED TO help
me; could not got out Of bed. Dr. Smith cured me
After Others failed" EEPI. PHILLIP,
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Financial and Commercial.
1nr,, n,nn.r nna sloeL..

NV YoRk, December l7.-MoSET-Marke
saeper cent; closing At per cent Prime msr'
camille paper 6i per cent. Sterling ET-
change bankerS' bills stronga at 81 13ISi ce-
mand a SIX.
GoyERxMEST BosDs Quiet but firm.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

J. Re. SMITH, NJ. D.,
Ia Eo.laI7. Market St. Whnelin5, VI. Va.
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In the Railroad bond market Milwaukee
and st. Paul consuls advanced az per cent 70
l25, G., c., G. & l. consuls 2 per cent to 1l9,
Northwestern registered gold bonds y per
cent to III, Indiana, Bloomington and West.
ern income TX per cent TO SIX, Kansas and
Texas seconds TX per cent to 76K, Rowe.
Watertown and 0gdensburg consolidated
firsts 2 per cent to II, International and
Great Northern seconds income l per cent to
80, Chicago and Eastern Illinois income u
per cent to 9ah. New York Central coupon
hrsts per cent to 1877. San francisco, class
"B'' per cent TO So, Texas aud Pacific hfsts,
Rio Grande division X per cent to 9eH, and
Union Pacific frstS / per cent to 1l6k.
ETATR RnSnS-Dull.
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lsoI PTIio1 am0untInK
Responsible corresponding agents wanted 1t all
points, % whom liberal compensation will b paid.
Write clearly, stating full address for further In
send 0rdGs by Pxpre or In Registered
Letter or Money Order By mall, addressed only 70
u. A. pAuPHTN,
New Orleans, La.
Or N. A. DAuPHIN At
No. 8I9 Broadway, New York.
Al or GrGHd Extraordinary Dr1staCI are EAitV he
EspervisioR GAd management u GENERALS q. 7.
AID JUBAL A. EARLY.
NSAW