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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-10
THEGARFIELD MONUMENT
A Circular to the Governors OF
the States.

CLEVELAND, October S.-The follow
ing letter was sent to-day to the Cover
nors of all the States and Territories:
The committee having in charge the
movement already begun to secure
funds for the erection Of monument
over the grave OF our late President, j.
A. Garfield, at Lake View Cemetery,
which shall be a worthy tribute OF the
American people to his name and mem
ory, are desirous of the cooperation and
assistance OF the citizens of the various
States. The contributions, being yolun-
tary, can only be made general by organ.
ICED arrangements in every State and
county, and we desire that an opportu-
nifty for subscriptions be extended to
all the people. We therefore
respectfully request, and hereby author
ize to act as general manager" OF this
movement in the State OF blank with
full power to associate such other per-
sons as you may consider best, and with
them to organize the work throughout
your State as you may deem most advi-
sable. We earnestly urge upon you to
accept this appointment, and to signify
your acceptance at an early day. The
committee has beautiful lithograph
certificate prepared which will be sent
to all who contribute one or more dol
lars. We enclose you specimens, and
larger subscriptions than one dollar will
be needed, and thankfully accepted:
The dollar subscription is only intended
to popularize the movement.
Respectfully yonrs,
H. WADE,
II. b. PAYNE,
JOSEPH PERKINS,
Committee.
J. II. RHODES,
iSsrretdTU
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THE CINCINNATI SOUTH
ERE.
Organization of D New Railroad
in Cincinnati.

In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October Sat ten o'clock
this morning books were opened for
stock subscriptions for the Cincinnati
Southern railroad, to be operated under
the Englander lease in connection with
the Englander system of railway line.
The name of the new company is the
Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pa
cifc Railway Company. The total
amount, $1,000. 900, was taken by half
past IL o'clock. Fred. Wolfe, of New
York, subscribing a bare controlling
sum, one million, five hundred and ten
thousand dollars. The remaining one
million four hundred and ninety thou
saad dollars was taken by Cincin-
natl merchants and manufacturers
in sums of from one thousand to seven
ty thousand. The company by twelve
O'Clock elected the following board Of di-
rectors: Fred. K. Wolff, Montgomery,
Alabama; G. A. Page, New York City;
John Scott, Chattanooga, Tennessee;
Theodore Cook, Cincinnati; Alexander
Mcdonald, Cincinnati; w. A. Goodman,
Cincinnati; Edgar M. Johnson, Cincin-
natl. By half.past twelve this noon the
directors organized, electing the follow
ing officers: President, Theodore Cook;
Vice President and General Manager,
John Scott: Secretary, George F. Dough
erty, Cincinnati; Treasurer, H. Fl. Ia
tenn, Cincinnati; General Counsel, Ed
gar VI. johnson, Cincinnati.
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CHARITY, SWEET CHARITY!
The Work Of Relief For Michi-
gan Sufferers.

PrrrsBuRsH, October S.-Mr. D. II.
Williams, Secretary OF the Micht9an
Fire Relief Com mittee Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
which has contributed over six thousand
dollars to the relief fund, returned last
evening from Q thorough inspection OF
the burned district in Michigan and
makes the following interesting report,
which Ia made public % outside testi-
mony to the value OF the important work
being done in the relief OF the sufferers
by the disastrous fires in September:
To he Contributors Of The Pittsburyh Relief
Fund:
have returned from Q trip OF nearly
one hundred miles through the burned
district with letters from Detroit and
Port Huron committees. I have met
agents Of both, finding them working in
perfect harmony. l have been present
at the distribution of supplies and
have seen and conyersed with
people at the station and at their farms,
and there Is general satisfaction with the
manner OF distribution and unbounded
gratitude to the donors. The wheat 10
everywhere green and growing, making
their hearts tranquil ss to the future.
The late cold nights have caused some
distress on account of the lack OF shel.
ter and bedding These deficiencies are
now being speedily made good. have
found cranks and malcontents, but all
sensible people admit that
Relief Has Been Prompt and Emoisnt
The fact that planting had already ar.
rived when the fires occurred. and that
there is q larger acreage sown than ever
before, is the best evidence OF the eff.
cheney of the committee. There are no
fences, but the crops are in no danger
OF being destroyed BY rowing
cattle. A little Watching and
an abundance OF green grass
will protect the wheat for the present
The extent Of land under inproven ent
was not anticipated by me, and the most
asto nishing fact was that with such
an area OF impI owed land 80 mu;h de-
stru, tioa was. possible. 1t is ae to
see 30 much good farming land in one
body as exists in this region. To sum
up, my observations lead me to believe
that there has been widespread destruc.
ton Of property and great loss Of human
life and vast number OF people requir.
ing relief thrown upon the charity Of
the country. The committee OF which
ex-senator Baldwin is chairman, will
soon be in possession OF the complete
statistics, which will enable 1t to deter
mine to what extent further contribu.
tions will be required. The trust 40 far
has beenfs thfully and economically ad'
ministered. There has been perfect
understanding between the agents on
the ground, and 30 far as could learn
cases OF duplication and errors have
been lew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-10
MOBILITY IN THE DITCH.
Accident to the Train OF the
MARQUIS OF LOrne.

Sioux CRY, IA, October San acci-
dent happened to the through passenger
train bearing the Marquis OF Lorne ana
party, on the Sioux City and racine
road, lust after midnight this morning.
The train was behind time and running
faster than usual. When near Thomp-
sons creek, in heavy timber, four miles
east of this city, cattle were seen on the
track ahead OF the train. The
air brakes were applied, but
the train could not be stopped. One
steer was caught on the pilot OF the en-.
zine and carried there until a second
one was struck. The engine passed
over this one and went into the ditch.
The engineer, David Douglass. stepping
from the cab to the tender, fell between
and lay partly across the track Just be-
side the steer, that had been lett there
by the pilot. The corner OF the tank
rested partly on the steer and partly
on the engineers back and head,
Burrying His Face in the Ground.
The baggage car was thrown of on the
other side OF the track. The smoking car
was derailed, as was the forward end OF
the lanI63 C6I. 1uc ChhihO "eo ~ 49,
en- that steam and hot water poured out,
adding to the excitement OF the occa-
sion. The trainmen and passengers
came to the help Of the engineer, and by
digging from under him and lifting on
the tender tank released him. At first
they supposed him dead, but he revived
30 as to return home on the noon train.
The car containing the Marquis OF Lorne
and party, being the last Of the train,
was little disturbed by the accident. His
Grace came forward to the wreck just
as the tender was being lifted of the
engine. he returned TO the car and re-
NAMED till the track was cleared at noon.
The trainmen say that the connections
on the Lorne car did not ut the AIR
brake connection on the other cars, and
the car being heavy showed the train
ahead, otherwise the accident might
hoya haap ovoi1ad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-10
The Thomas Heresy Trial.

CHICAGO, October S.-There was no
progress made in the Rock River Con-
terence to-day, either in the Thomas
heresy case OF in the charges OF DR..
Thomas against DR.. Parkhurst The
Conference has adjourned until Mon
dav. The Bishop called upon Thomas
three times to-day to prefer tormal
charges against Parkhurst, but there vas
no response to the call, and rumor hSs
it that Thomas has gone as lar as he can
in the case.
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auitsan and His Counsel.

WARRINGTON, October Geo. SEQ.
vile, Guiteau's counsel and brother-in-
law, recently returned from New York
said to-day he did not make any
arrangement in that city for counsel
to assist him in conducting
Guiteau's defense. It is his
intention, he said, to ask Richard T.
Merrick, q prominent lawyer OF this
city, to act with him a. associate coun-
self, and il the latter declines, he will
ask the court 10 assign either
Merrick or some other competent
attorney TO assist him. scoyille thinks
Guiteau will be arraigued Tuesday
morning next, and says il he (Scovillel
conducts the case alone he will put Gui-
teau on the stand in bis own defense a.
his first witness.
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ThronEing to Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Oct. Thousands Of
people visited Lake View Cemetery to-
day to see the vault and new casket con-
tanning Gen. CARTE de remains. The
pavilion in the park where the body lay
in state is still thronsed night and day.
All railroads centering here run special
trains daily for the accommodation Of
the multitudes still desirous of seeing
what 10 left of the surroundings OF the
body at the obsequies,
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81, Bach "a Ysars.

"I was troubled for many years Elfn
kidney complaint, gravel, &c; MY blood
became thin; vas dull and inacnyei
could hardly crawl about; was an oid
Worn ont man all over: could get nothing
to help me, until 1 got Hop B,ttefs, an9
now am q boy again. Ny blood and
kidneys are all right, and am ss active
"a a man Of 80, although I am q, and l
have no doubt it will do as well tor 9TH
ers of nv age. It is worth . trial.
Father. j-S,mday Mercury.
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New York Bank statement.

Nav YoRK Oct. S.-Bsnk statement:
Loans. decrea g, S4,S'S,5OO; specie de-
crease, -, los. S, o; legal tenders increase,
SIPS, 500; depos 70 decrease, $S,6so,Ooo;
circulation incrt ase, 5000; reSeryed in
crease, S577 $40; banks now hold IS, 1885,
975 less than local requirement.
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St Gothard Tunnel.

GENEVA, October S.-The Federal
postofiee has signed contract for the
regular transmission Of Italian mails
through StGothard railway tunnel from
January next The transportation Of
goods and passengers through the tun.
mel will begin simultaneously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-10
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NKw YORK, October s.-Dry Goods
Export demand for sheetings and drill
ings is active and agents getting ad
yanced prices. Cotton goods frm and
pepperell drills again advanced by
agents. Prints in light demand. Indigo
blue prints are advanced 10 ten cents
Spring cassimeres and worsted coatings
largely sold ahead in leading makes.
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The Philadslphia nmploylnz Printers.

The PhiIadeIphiA MmpIoylnz Printers.
PHILADELPHIA, October S.-The four
teen principal proprietors Of the job
printing houses in Phila ielphia met to-
day and decided that the condition OF
business rendered it impossible for
them to grant the advance in wages
asked for by the journeymen printers.
II was also resolved that the action Of
Sherman & Co., in having commenced
suit against the committee of the typo
graphical union for conspiracy, be fully
endorsed. It was further resolved that
measures be taken for the purpose Of ef-
fecting permanent organization of en-
ploying printers, stereotypers and elec-
trotypers at an early day.
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TUE ID.
Ths Frenoh and All Bey.

TUs:s, Oct. S.-Ths French succeeded
in effecting a junction with Ali Bey on
Thursday. Their timely arrival alone
prevented q mutiny among Ali Bey's
soldiers. The sanitary condition OF the
French troops has not improved.
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c.n..in Howra,e Rel ,ssed.

WASHINGTON, OctoberS.-In the ctim-
insl court this morning Captain HOW
gate was discharged from custody on ms
6er.onal recognizanee, IN the sum oi
500 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-10

An agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop its falling, has been long
sought for. Parker's Hair Balsam, dis
tinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want.
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N0LAN d.
qhe Proper Thing TO Do.

LONDON, October S.-sir Robert
Lynch Blosse, OF Bolls, county Mayo, Q
justice OF the peace, proposes 10 sell to
his tenants their holdings for life.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Boston, Hartford
and Erie frsts advanced to est from
cot; Lake Ere and Western incomes TO
81 from IS; Jersey Central Ruts 10
list from III, and Rome, Watertown
aud 0gdensburg frsts to s2 from col (;
Canada Southern irsts declined 10 81
from 9St ;Ohio and Mississippi
(Springfeld division) firsts declined 10
ll3 from ia and San Francisco secnd.
class B to 9l& from 9Si.
SrocKs-The market opened 6rm and
generally toe per cent. higher. Sin latter
Reading, which, however, Immediately
dropped St@6j, but rallied to 65 and
closed at 64t. In early dealings the
general list rose tSlt, but subseq equently
reacted t9li per cent, Manhattan Ele-
waited leading in both cases. At 6rst
board speculation was rather feverish.
but alter midday resumed q strong tone
and although there we're occasional rs-
actions the general tendency Was to-
ward higher prices, the late sales show.
Ing an improvement OF t(S3i per cent,
in latter Manhattan Elevated, which.
however, closed at q reaction OF per
cent. The general market continued
strong TO the close, the best figures be.
ing mostly current In final sales.
Transactions $S90,0O
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Trickst, and Plaisted.

ST. LOUIS, October 9.-The race be-
tween Trickett and Plaisted, which was
to have taken place to-day, was post
poned one week.
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a.naiar and Courtney.

TORONTO, 0NT., October S.-Isuoier
challenges Courtney to row tnrse-mlie
race for one thousand dollars side.
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Ilnioako,

CHICAGO, 0ctober 8.-Wheat
mand active and excited opened weak
and lower; closed firm at outside prices;
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 4i(Sl 353
cash; 81 35t,l 35t seller October and
year; ST. 38f seller November; 81 403
seller December; No 8 81 20. Corn
Demand active and irregular; opened
weak and lower; closed firm at outside
prices; No. 2, 63ic cash 83tc seller Octo'
Der; 6iIc seller November; 65sc seller
December; &c seller May; rejected 81
6Blic. Oits-In fair demand; opened
weak and lower; closed firm at outside
prices; No. 2 46ic cash; 45ic seller
October; 44Ic seller November; 45ic
seller December: 49tc seller year. Rye
Dull and lower; No. 2 81 08 cash;
sI oStal OsI seller October; 81 10 seller
November; 81 lfi3l Is seller December.
Bsrley-DuIl, weak and lower at 81 %
seller November. Pork-Demand active;
opsned weak and lower; closed firm At
outside prices; slS 90 cash sl7 $50
II IS seller October and December; ;
sl7 s5CSI7 81 seller November; ST rs
6l7 IS seller year; $40 324SIo IS seller
January. Lard-Demand active; opened
weak and lower; closed firm st outside
prices: Sil so cash and seller October |;
sli s2iSii IS seller November; sl1 s7i
0I2 90 seller December; 11l 70S1l IS
seller year; sls 97i@l2 30 seller Jan.
nary. Bulk Meats-Shouldes g 90;
short rib % 70; short clear SO %.
Whisky-At$l Is.
ToIzpo. October 8.-wheat-Pirm !;
No. 2 red Wabash spot and seller
October 81 ~; seller November II 64t;
seller December 81 4st; seller January
81 81 bid; 81 So asked. Corn-firm ;
No. 2 spot Csc; seller October and No
yember e6lc seller December CSC; seller
wear es3c; sslisr Nay 7oc BID; lie asksd:
osts-Dull and nominal; No. 2 spot and
seller October 45e; seller November 4S3e.
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BALTIMORE.
Fthburgh

PfrnyUDeB, October 8.-PetroIeum- 8.
Quiet; United certificates weak cIossd
st 9ie refined 7t07le Tor PhiIs-
daphia oehvefy.
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iBUYING AND HELLING.1
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money it3 to6 Per cent-6evsramseb
Firm and Higher-flour Unchanged.
Wheat Active and Firm.
Hogs Lower.
RlHAHol
Few Yosk.

NV YoRK. October G-NoH1Y-
At S96 per cent per annum, elosins at
2@S per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5{962 cent. per cant Sterling exchange.
bankers' bills, steady at 47st; demand.
4S2i.
SrLvKR-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver here .ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin ! per cent discount
GovkRxhKxs-Firm and | per cent.
higher for 4is and 4's registered.
6ixea, extended. lOOis
New live, extended .-.---. ..-----.---.-. -. e3fS
New foursnd one-halh. coupons. as....---.. -.--.iis
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PRODUCE.
Few 7 orr.

IN, sala. t06sred.
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WAsHISSToS, October 9.-The Pot
Democratic organ) here, contained to.
day an editorial contending that Arthur
is still Vice President and succeeded,
only, to the powers OF President. A
report was sent to the Democratic Sena-
tors that the Republicans were willing
to accept this doctrine, and that it was
possible that Arthur would be in the
chair tomorrow ready to swear in the
new Senators. Although this is appar-
emily wild suggestion, there has been
a good deal of discussion on il. Demo
cratic Senators say they would break
the quorum if such a thing was attempt
ed. Republicans generally speak OF the
suggestion as joke.
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Addaion v Markets on "a Pau,.l
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a Administrators Notice

NJ Office is hereby given, that The sub.
' srriber has nbtair cd from the Or.
phans Cour, Of Frederick County. letters
'cstnmcniarv upon the personal es'ate OF
ANDREW COLEMAN,
late of Frederick county, deceased All
persons having claims against sail dccras-
ed are hereby warned IT, exhibit the same
with ihr vouchers thereof legally authen-
,icnlrrl to the subscriber. on or before the
10 h Of N@V next: ltry may otherwise by
law be rXcIulrn from all heuefii of said
estate. tn 50 indrblrl are requested to
make imn"diur payment
JAM rs G COFFMAN
Admir-
George N Iinmcrman Agent.
Nov, l0.4L*
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Gruceiianl Items.
Ed. OF CLARION:

Ed. OF CLARION:
Thursdnv evening the
3rd inst will be pleasantly rcmrmherci 10y
the members aud friends of the cou@,cga
ton at Graccham, because ON tnal evening
our quiet people Of Gracrham, Mechanics
town aud vicinity Ia been unuIua " nc
tive in preparing substantial surprise
party for their esteemed pastor and his
family. The lecture room of the church
was chosen rs the place of deposit for the
contents Of the wagons, carts, baskets,
bags and bundles, which had well nigh
blocked thcup- town portion OF the street.
Dr. +. G. o. Seios was sent in advance to
the parsonage to entertain Br Shields
while the Brethren, Sisters and friends
proceeded 10 take possession at the lecture
room and Stack Arms" Ii would be i'm
possible for one no better skilled in pen
picturing than | am, to give an accurate
DESCRIPTION of that lecture room, which,
with its rick Of bags and bu 1d'es on the
one side and its pyramid Of baskets, jars
cans etc. on the other, looked more like
ware house or grocery store. than lecture
room of church. In the foreground of
this picture, two, o. three score Of the hap
by doners had taken their seats, All he
ing now in readiness. Br, Shields and fam
lily were informed that their presence was
desired in the lecture room Of the church.
Wondering, but not suspecling, what this
strange quest mad. 10y Brother from
Mechanicstown at s O'Clock at night meant,
they at once proceeded to the lecture room,
Br. Siess in advance.
On entering the chapel door, the halt in
the doorway, the look of astonishmtn mt are
better imagined than described, while him
self and wife were endea 'oring to take
in the situation, Mr. Seiss said, IN the
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OTFa7E COUNTY, COMMISSION
Frs FOR FREDERICK COUNTY.
FREDERICK Nov Tt'l 1851
NOTICE il .ereby piv,n '.at = q
Conrtv Commissioners vail meet ~
II is Office.
ON MONDAY MORNING 2Sth inst,
at 10 o'clock, m, for the purpose OF
closing up their business Those IN
terested will please take notice. BY
order,
The newly elected Board will meet
at this Office, on Monday mornjng
December 9th. lSSl, at 10 o'clock,
II. +. STEINER, Clerk
Nov. II ct.
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d. l.sre,Y NuTic,. r'"lt eslray uei'ers
three ."rnrd ana "nc .nu ey, surposeed 90
be bonl DwO arS ola, one hNark aud
white spotted one NLite .'rinJte, one red
aud u.C red spotted
SAMUEL TO,iS. Catuctin Dist.
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s-s-.I ~ ~ v,-<hVE5I EtN,S
49, "A L = a a A2< & 4 Y ISLs
Stat # Mary land, Frederick county to,

wit
hereby certify that ON the PED day OF
OrtOhrr 1881, before the Subscriber, a
Justice Of The Peace oirhc State of Mary
and IN aud for the county aforesaid per
sonally appeared DR. Jacob l.. Miller and
made Oath in due form OF law that on or
about die lst day of August A. d, 1881
hr found E.tmv, rrcspaSsjng upon his en-
closure two Cattle, ones > year old, white
and red Buffalo steer, marked on both ears
rhr other Il s.ycar old red and wbi,c hciicr
With horns. Calvin /. Error ]. p,
The owner Of the above described prop
crly is requested To prove property, pay
charges aud lahrihrm away
J l.. MILLER
Oct. 2s-it CrcH4crstown Md.
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i.1aET =.

On ia, 3rl Of November, by tie Rev r..
q Eldritlgc, V GEORGE Warner a'rd
Miss Annie ~ her, both of This place
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PUBLIC SALE !

BY Virtue of an Order of the Or
phan's Court Of Washington County,
the Undersigned, executor of Henry
A. Freshour, deceased, will sell at
Pnblc Sale at Bartgis' Store in Mid
dlepolnt, u miles east of Wolfsville.
on the road leading from the latter
place to MyersvlIle, on
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Ladies Goats, Mems and Boys
Ready Nude Clothing.

Notions, gloves, hosiery, ribbons and
ties. corsets, 100 STYLES of CARPETS
and OIL CLOTHS, hats. Ladies, chill
and mems shoes. Mems and boys
boots, mems gum boots, gum shoes for
children, ladies and men, gum COATS
trunks, clocks. mirrors, hardware, queens
and ceClarware. oils and paints, upper and
sole leather, groceries, flour and bacon,
which | offer at very low prices.
Return thanks for past patronage.
Geo. N. Johnson.
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] |IIRY And SILVER
FLY. At No. II " Patrick Street

FLY. At No. IA " Patrick Street
.tas7 n Greot chanc" to make
i I'd money Those who always
: =, = 7lokc advantage ofthe roo
Ct ap"rs far making money lhni are offered,
gryriHlh hrr"mr wealthy, Will" those Nhu
lu u"I inn rove such chances remain in
polr'iv We want many men, women,
bows IN | lrS to work for us right in lheiI
own localities ANY one can do the work
properly from the first start. The business
viii ply more than ten times ordinary
waves. Expensive outfit furnished free.
n one ), ho engages tnIis 10 make money
zap div You can devote your whol" time
To the work. ur onl your spare moments.
FUN iniorm1li,n and all that is needed
zen, f'c" Address Sl{>eoN Il Co..
Or.2 ~ t'rlI and, Maine,