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-CrnU--THoNA---On the 18Th. Mr.
Jno.D. Curtis To- Mis- Henrietta q. Thomas.
both Of Lincoln
-IrcHEH-Wrnu-Mr J VI. Tucker
aud Mis- Mollie O.. Webb, both OF this Co
were married on the 18th.
--fHE Rpato says that 900 marriage
licenses were issued in Pulaski county lat
year 10 white couples, and only u to coll
orcd persons. The former is sain Of .
per cent. over The previous year The lat
ter decrease Of go per cent The same
paper reports that in two years % divorces
have been granted - petitions Tor divor.
oes rejected and that there are q .du
pending.
-SrADg-PLEAsANr-.-At Walnut Flat
Church, on the 18th, by Rev. J :. Sims. Mr.
Daniel y. Stagg To Miss Jessie D.. the pret-
~ daughter II II. II. Plea.ants, E.u. The
attendants were Misses Ella and Matte
Evans and Mr.s ". T.. Crime and James
Wants. Afer the ceremony the couple.
their attendants and others proceeded
to the residence Of the groom- father. Mr..
Daniel Stage, where an elegpnt dinner was
pariakcn o. We extend our good wishes
to the well mated pair and hope that their
days may grow happier and happ Ter unto
the end
-MAEmEp-u en- Tuesday evening llth
inst, near Manchester, by Rev. J. A. Boyle.
Mr.. John u. Carpenter, Of Lincoln, and
Mi. Maggie White. OF Clay. Mr. Carpen.
ter returned hom Clay county Yesterday.
bringing with him his young and beautiful
bride. lie has certainly been both wi-sa aud
fortunate in his selection. She leaves her
childhood's home bringing with her the
loving wishes Of the entire community: and
we trust she viii find a cordial greeting and
= hosi Of friend. in her new home. May hef
iay- prove as bright, and her lie pas. co..
a. in the sunny past And while
We would not haXe her forget her "lIigh-
land home, we trust she will lind in the
glorious old blue-gra.. region a new mani
csiation Of the beautiful andthe good.
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romptly. The charge has universally re-
teived favorable comment. The call o
the Commonwealth docket then com.
mct,,d. A great many old casss ven,
"hled with leave" the Shcrid-s return
showing that parties " wiineu we're mot
found Pen Adams plead Guilty to q
reach N The peace A inry gave John
Bumhack leave 10 pay t2j ami spsnd ten
days of THE cold weather IN jail for carry.
ing pistol. but John slipped ont while
they we're making the verdict, ani % now,
douhilea, 10 he hill II iaurel Nv
,lof confe7sed fine II go fof feialine
liqnot. lin nouk va acquitted OF m
alsault. and Mill nelion ior having pii.
iol concealed on his peron wa fined a.,
AMI ordered h. suffer ten day impfilon
rnent On Tuesday The ease vt the tom
monweallh Vs. W A. Owcnl. ior the muf
der oi James langfori. Wa taken No. The
killing occurred IN December. 1879, and
The details are familiar " the public. Both
parties announced ihemselye1 ready. and
The selection vt the Jury began Nhont 81
pef'nns were examined touching lheirqnal
iiicaiions ~ inrorl, from whom the inry
was selected. Their name are o. follows
Hugh Edwardi, Tazwell llun. Jane liar
lin. VIM. y. Baker. j. ". pinl ton. Mon.
roe Bailey. jane Cmwsonl. u. A. Win
stel, VIM. wallin Elias Preeiti. james
Lawrence, Owen Allen The taking n
testimony began "Wednesday morning. The
ease of the commonwealth W. Roht Ean.
tall fnr murder, was coniinned I'll the
next term. Same w. Emmett Snodgfass.
Cor murder IL sct fur Monday newt In
The case against Ovens, Mr. Warren isar|
sisted in The Prosecution by Judge r. H.
hethurum. Il. NJ. BRADLEY, a. y. lIol
man, W % Bradley and Isaac Stuart rep
resent the defendant rhis trial will prob
ably occupy the time Of the Courl iof two
days. The following visiting attorney are
in Attendance !. u. Tinsley, Harbour.
willie; Capt. l.. A. Eryon, e. y. Holman.
Manchester; Judge W. ". Randall Judge
g. Pearl, W. Il. Ramsey, London; u. NJ.
and W o. Bradley, Geo. Denny, Lancaster.
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uedicoJ yce,jUo.

The regular meeting Of the Central Heniuety
Medical Association will he held in Danyilc on
Wednesday, January 10Th, commencing al l0'
O'Clock, A. NJ The paper for debate will he read by
pr +. q. Young, Of Lancaster, ON "lnhamaiion.'
DR.. Cnig as Chairman, will report upon the pro-
eress Of practical medicine, and goodly number OF
papers have been promised by other members. II
Is the time for holding the annual election OF OIL
GERS, and a vote will also he taken upon motion
made at the October meeting, ior change in tho
Constitution, which renders It quite important
that There be a. iull attendance a. possible
STEELE BAILEY, scr'y.
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a Trnmntr Amnryr. Wednesday
Mr. WIN. Young living on Green River
uas caught under falling tree thafhe ha,
cut and had both Of NJ. thighs broken q
was reported Last night That he had died o
/ his wounds
Tue Bio FfrrrEv.-A number Of Young
gentlemen met on Monday night lsst for
the purpose Of organizing Minstrel
Troupe, to he known a. "The Big Fifteen
Or the Only Original stanford Minstrcls.
The object Of tins organization ia TO raise
funds to hep the stanford Cornct Band
pay the balance due on their instruments
~ the meeting, Mr. A. r. Nunncllcy was
chosen Chairman; Joe d Water, Secretary:
w T. Walton, Treasurer Judge Steve s.
Myers, Stage Manager Capt Tho.. Rich
ards, Musical Director John q. Pulliam.
Prompier. TWAS agreed that thepcriorm-
ance should be held on Saturday night.
January 2ath, aud that on the evening Of
the entertainment the Band, with A. o..
Nunnelley a. Drum Major. parade the
principal streets Of STANFORD. The enter.
iainmeni viii take place in The Opera
House, and prices are a. follows Gencr.
al admission 3i; reserved -eatsi0; gallery
- cents MIS- John W. Philips, Mr S.
=. Stage and Misses Bessie Foster and Rose
Richards, al known Tor their mu.icaLabil-
ity, have kindly consented 10 assist with
vocal solos and duets. An excellent Minstrel
and Variety programme, with a iip.top
Orchestra, are on the bill, and an evening Of
genuine enjoyment is assured.
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MrpiNA Cry, Jan, lsi, ISL.
Enclosed please find two dollars. Tor
which YOU will please forward me THE lS-
TERROR JorENAL to Medina City, Eandera
county.
We have had a pretty good sample Of
Kentucky weather for the last week;
mercury went down to l2', aud snow irll
to the depth Of four inches
For the benefit Of his many friends, yon
may state that Billy Weaiherforl ia in thi.
county.
A happy New Year to you aud all my
Kentucky friends. Respectfully,
Il. II. Thomson.
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LII Mnnnloth Shcet. .ia.rso |.

The journalists Of Kentucky are display
ing such enterprise in the prosecution OF
their work, that our State papers are grad
ually taking rank with the hest in the
country. The latest development Of this
spirit is the double holiday number cf The
Stanford INTERIOR JOURNAL. II o. a
mammoth sheet. 5GsSO inches, lilled With
the choicest reading, and many advertise
menis Of the enierprising business men OF
the place. The whole is a credit 10 stan
ford, her business men, and her public
spirited publisher Nelson Record
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DIITHS.

-LAoGEY.--A telegram 10 Mr. Joe :.
Grimes, whose cousin she wa., give. the briei
news Of the death Of Miss jennie Lackcy,
daughter Of Mr.. 5. G. Iackcy, Of Cnero, Tex
as. Nothing but the fact Of her death was
given, hence the cause Of it {. not yet known
here. She was an e-timable young lady Of
about - and the sad intelligence Of her
death TALL. heavily upon her large number
Of relatives and friends here where she was
rcars1
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A call for Mass Meeting Of the cclorel
citizens Of Lincoln county, to be held at the
Court-lIouse. Friday night at o'clock, ia
consider the way and the means to Obtain
equal taxation and sqnal distribution Of the
public school fund, according to the p,
oapia Of the white and colored children
The speakers on the occasion are as follows
George Moore, J. Moran, NJ. Bnrks, @. W
Gentry. II. Givens and Others.
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From Maine 10 California, the glad tidings ring
out that the manufacturers Of the celebrated Dr.
Marshalls Lung Syrup, Tor all Lung troubles, have
enlarged the bottle, and contents and are thus Civ
ing TO 10 many patrons large and well lllcl bot
lie OF the Lung Syrup iree OF charge or regular
size ioi g. The success Of the Lung syrup is un-
precodentel and rival firms gaze with wonder and
establishment at the vondrous eases OF Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases, cured by
IT, We sell g. Chenault a Penny, Stanford, Ky.
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A Rang.Tp s,anding.

TnE INTERIOR JorRSAL got up splen-
did holiday number Christmas, crammed
full Of editorial spice and general intelli-
gence. TuE JOURNAL has hang up stand
ing as live newspaper and iearles4 de-
fender Of right and incorporating enc
INV Of wrong Glasgow Times.
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CROOKE'S
SantOnine Vermifnge
Is the ONLY reliable Worm Kil-
Ter that il pleasant 70 take.

Zach vi1l ennilins cieht grains ~ pure Sanfau.
inc BE- de- other superior anthleminiir, which $40
90 chemically compounded ~ 10 he held in perfect
ISOLATION
ms preparation b recommended 10 The Public
Win The greatest confidence, and We are fully con.
Nineei that " will meet with the greatest appr0a-
medicine.
Il ascicuiihc combination Of the finest me,iiei-
MAJ pies 50 united a. 10 insure the greatest Ell
tacl ahi best possible results. without being UNI
pleasant 20 take. II is entirely vegetable, and ifee
from al dcicierious o. dangerous Substances. and 10
s absolutely certain 10 hiring al kinds Of Morus
nom the human system.
80 confident are We OF this fact that We have au-
lhoufed OIL our agents 10 refund the money In aii
cases Whenever 10 fails 10 give satisfaction.
Tut up IN NEAT ounce walls, aud sold NJ 2i cents
per bottle ARTHUR, PETER a CO.
wholesale Agents, Louisville, ~
Sold in STANFORD ~ CHrSArfr PENNY. fia7-Iy
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STORE-ROOM FOR RENT

deatuhie ~ttre-i ,aam in ihc &c. A.aph Hotel
huthllnf D. nf rent u has ull 10 lfct 'front.' h. sn
taii on o. fiiff.s
t"-im nAUGuuNN a nALI.
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DISSOLUTION.

TuE FIRM on CARSON a nOnp, mas pls-
solYri ihl. dly hY muiual conceal. Ihoinas q
nidds friiIlnE. NJ, A.. tarsnn aill ronilnne "a ihr
ull siaud and hnfss h. " l Give the hhefal Iai.
manage given thrnli nriu. M. A.. tAfrnN
Janualy A. N--igl-lia a. q, boDNs.
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House and Lot in Stanford
FOR SALE!

OFFER IOn SALE pniNATELN. NY
nnile aud I 0t on Dlnvllle ascci. The House has
fnamg and a cellar, and the lot contains half an
acre, with r0ot Ciatern, SiaiIe. toll.ii0uso aud
other ueffsaafy oufhuillinss on 10. Apply 10
ft-lm o. %. HIGGINS. STANFORD. Ky.
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4 Co,nioN school teacher of this place
seems TO be learning the drcss-niaking
husiness.
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LOCiL HtTTERs.

FuEE TO EvERluopY. A Domestic Az
manac-ai Geo. y. Wearens
TEN TuoUsANp DOLLARS to loan, at Pix
per cent Inquire at this office.
TWENTY DOLLARS saved by buying your
Sewing Machine from Geo. d. Wear,u.
A ooNNoN school teacher of this place
seems to be learning the drcss-making
business
srEAwuERRY blonde, who went with the
posse to hunt Gooch, was very much hurt
because he failed to get slightly wounded.
lie says there Is no fun riding around these
cldnight' and then get no notoricty by e..
SENAroR.-lt Is not unlikely that Mr..
jas. A. Harris may be a candidate for Sem
ator in this District Many Of Ma friends
have urged him 10 announce himself, but
he has made no response o. yet. Mr.. llar.
ris has head fun OF good old common
sense, and would make as a mighty good
senator.
Al WHOLESALE PRlCE.-Wc nov in
form our readers of a fact worth knowing
Our Winter will be severe for q long time
yet, and chilly even until May lf you
want either a common, medium or Tine
ogercoai, you can get il now OF Hayden
Brothers at precisely Wholesale prices.
These coats are Of the best material and
workmanship, aud the Haydeus mean 20
sell their oyeicoats at prime wholesale
prices.
Nor CANppArr.-ior the purpose of
relieving the mindsof other aspirants, We
will say that Mn q. W. Afford has fully
decided not to make the race for the Log
stature, although called on by about four
hundred voters o. he can't afford to leave
his large business and do justice 90 himself
and family. He AMI Ms. Afford leii ye..
terday ior Montgomery, Ala, where lhe
latter will remain tIll Spring, while Mr..
Afford continues bis fen'ral tra In in
stock.
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-CNuvvArf-The demand fr good
cattle CONTINUES. Hogs are higher aud
sheep phuuihold their own.
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New Goods,

We invite tha pnhlif fruellli ih sire D.. b tfi1i
ana we lraiiisr hfm soai hNraiui ini iho hil
sniais
Groceries, ConieetiOneries, Fruits,
Meats. Flour. Meal. Hats, Caps.
BOOts. Shoes. Clothing. TobaeeOs.
Cigars, Canned Goods. Tubs, Bnek
cts. sundries. Notions. Sc.. sc.
An tinis ol iliirr ein b.. ntsa in os,hla..
hr god
We viii aia lesp oan.ianiig ua hand "a lsfes o.
,eaaonei and nfreu iumhsf aai ihr boo oi
Nnnhilin Coal
nlfEnNN
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Having punhaaei iho siaet ani .iad-u 10 ct ..
n. sasii, and feplenishei the aioel sut eteai
NaIiuiY uf
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TEN TuoUsANp DOLLARS to loan, at .iy
per cent, Inquire at this office.
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FuEE no EyrnYuonY, A Domestic Az
manac-at Geo. u. Wearens.
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Society in American Cities.

Since women have acquired such complex
duties or relations, the varieties Of society
within city's limits are queer. The super
abundance of women, perhaps, has Becessitat-
ed the frequent reading Of poem or essay as
an introduction to the later supper. The
washerw woman has her ''bric- brac coteric.' -
The wife Of small storekeeper invites you
to pass pleasant, social evening at her
residence, and CHASTITY poems are recited and
original songs on crumpled paper drawn
from waistco7t pockets, are sung. The whole
sale merchant takes the retail trader to
dinner at hotel, not to his club nor to his
house. At a reception Of 'choce friends. -
loose, disjointed kid gloves encase long, lank
fingers, which give a lingering pressure on
introduction, as deep voice asks: "Where
do you belong?" or, "What are you doing
for society or the world?" or. Have you a
calling?" and if one could be sure that
annual revenues would never fail one would
like to exclaim IL do nothing, am nobody,
and aspire to nothing live on my estate. -
A widower says: ''Since my wife's death
am endesvoring to maintain her social re-
unions. Will you come and read!" and you
go-and find the pictures near the ceiling.
The height at which pictures are hung
establishes, in the eyes Of the social connois-
seur. the scciety standing Of their posscssor.
Money can buy color and frames; inherited
taste alone can hang them: all other signs
may fail, but the height of picture will ever
be the true indicator of ones social position.
intellectual entertainment is no test Of ones
social standing, the lowest and the highest
are eager to offer this piece de remittance. II
takes the place Of supper, or ~hets the
appetite for something substantial, and is as
often the bane as the delight of an evening.
People are no longer supposed to possess
enough intelligence to talk for two hours at
their own sweet will, but the topic must be
assigned by the paper, essay, brochure. Even
cofee-parties are intellectualized; kettle.
drum, ball, or q huge reception. remains
as the only entertainment of mental improve
ment. When every one can offer original
mental food, who shall lead The coterie in
the side street il as large - that on the
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NO. 2e4.

! fashionable avenue Within the course of a
few DAYS lady went to four lunches. two
kettledrums. and two evening receptions, and
did not meet the same person twice
| The larger the city. the more con-
spicuous is this variety of circles.
Where is society? At each door there were
carriages, and each house was well appointed.
Some would fold their napkins; others
would throw them crumpled on the table.
Some would have wine, others water. In
one house il was en- re9ie to remove your
bonnet: in another, to wear it. Here gents"
were invited; there, ''some of our best soci-
ety." In one the men carried opera hats and
wore white crava,s, and bowed deeply; in
another. frocN coats and flat scarfs, and
shook hands. All and each averred they
knew how, and all and each secretly feared
they didn't.
The outcome of all this variety is that
while there is caste there is no ruling force.
The most exquisite kiudliness and the fresh
est boamofs are met with among people for
ever unknown To fame. Clever talk and sto-
ry-telling are often most graphic among those
who read little. Literary satire, analysis. and
epigrammatic " il abound among the more cul-
tured; and-a quiet sympathy. restfhl manner
and keen, general intelligence, with a thor
ough knowledge of ones own specially
(where there is such) among the most cul-
tured. just at present il often requires
moral courage to invite a friend to a family
dinner, or to ask an acquaintance to meet an
undistinguished guest, TO hear an unauthor-
lied voice; social evening is burdened with
a purpose, belittling sociability and render
ing impossible the grace and freedom of the
French salon. To many n celebrity has a
mercantile value, as increasing the number
Of those who will come to them; the more
noted the celebrity. the more are they lin
society" Only let it he remembered, the
grocer's wife. who lives over her husbands
store, also issues invitations to meet some
one who has written something. or is going
to do it, and guests Of rs much intelligence
will be met with in The retail merchants
house as in that of the Wholesale jobber.--
From The atlantic.
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General News.

Iofro, vos bo,,oJ :, Jo,aor T,osJ,r
Tho S,o,o Of Jli;no;s ia ono Of ,ho f.,r Tho,
are on, of deht
Tho Atlanta exnos;,;ou will, c,ose an doc
n
Asiat;c cholera has anneared in Nor,bern
Egvnt
There are sl3. 600 600 more of assessed
pronertv in Tennessee This var tban ,as,
Rbode Island has a larger scboo, income
in pronortiou 10 her nonula,ion, than any
state exren, Massachuse,ts
ph;laJelpl;a nronoses to hn;,d n, e,ov,,eJ
railroad twelve miles in l.nc,b Of ON as,;.
mated cost of ss COO 600
E;vo ro,, con,o,s ha,o ham 1;soororoa in
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FV0cO1'.

This Preservatve Is not liquid, pickle, or any of
the old and exploded processes. out H. simply and
purely O/ON T., produced and applied by an entire
" process. Ozone IL the antiseptic principle OF
every substance and possesses the power to preserve
an imal and vegetable structures from decay.
There is nothing on the fdce Of the earth
liable to decay or spoil ~hich Ozone, the "e'r
Preserrafi~e, riH not preserre for all time in
perfrrtIy fresh and palofabfe condition.
The value of Ozone as u natural preserver has been
known our ADLER chemists for years, but, until
now no means of producing IL in practical, mex
pensive and simple manner have been discovered.
Microscopic observations prove that decay Is due
septic matter minute germs, That deveiope ana
feed upon animal and vegetable sru ctures. Ozone,
spplied by the Pretss method seizes and d. stroys
these germs at once, and thus preserves. Al our
offices in Cincinnati can be almost every article
that be thought Of preserved by this process and
every visitor is welcome TO come in iaste sneil,ake
away with him. and test in every way, the merits of
Ozone preservative. We will also preserve, iree
of charge article that is brought or sent prepaid
to u.s. and return 1t to thesender for him to keep and
| test.
| FRESH MEATS, such as beef, mutton, veal, pork
| poultry. game fish, &c, preserved by tins meihod
changes and return to this country in state Of per
| feet preservation
EGGS can be treated at cost of less than one
dollar thou nd dozen and be kept in an ordinary
room six months more, thoroughly preserved the
vok held in its normal condition and the eggs as res
and perfect as the day they treated, and VIII
sell as strictly "choice" The advaniag in preserv
can be bought for 10 cents dozen, and by hold
ing them can be sold at an advance OF one nnhdree
| TO three hundred per cent. One man, WIN th
| method can preserve 200 dozen day.
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A. c. Bowen. Marion, Ohio has cleared s2,coe in
two months. - for test package was the hrst IN
yestment. o..
Woods BROTHERS, Lebanon, Warren County. ONO,
made 5000 on eggs purchased in August and sold
November lst. 81 for test package was 'heir nrs'
investment. ..
FIX Raymond, Morristown, Belmont County,
Ohio, is clearing 81, 600 "A month in handing anu
selling Ozone. e. Tor test package was his hrst
investment. x,...
ID r. webber, Charlotte, Eaton County. Mieh.,
has cleared 81 ,Ooo a month since August - lot
test package was his first investment.
j. b. Gaylord, SO La Selle St, Chicago, Is ptesers
ing eggs. fruit, etc. for the commission men .,
Chicago. charging lc per dozen for eggs anu o.ne,
eggs per day, and on his business is making S''o
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Wonder if any of our citizens who hear
Patti will be overcome as was Artemas
Ward when he listened to the well-kn
prima donna? Artemas saws: "When she
how'd her he'd how'd mine. When she powtid
her lips powtid mine. When she larfed !
larfed. When, in the next song, she looked
strate at me & called me her Dear, wildly
told the man next to me he might have my
this world"
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A ties, package of Ozone, containing sninc'en. n.
quantity TO preserve one thousand dozen eggs OF
her articIei in proportion, will be sent 10 any ai
plicant on ieceipt of 80. This package VIII enaoe
Inc applicant to pursue any line of tests ana expe,
menis he d sires and thus satisfy himself as TO the
Extraordinary merits of Ozone as a Iresersat"e.
At,.r having thus satisfied himself. and had time 10
l,,k the field over to determine what he wishes 10
20 in the fpture-wheher to sell the article 70 other
or 10 cuntine il his own use. or any oner hne VI
noIicy which is best suited 10 him and 10 MS toMn
hin or coun,v-we will enter into an arrangement
"a nh him that will make a fortune for him anu gNe
us good proits We will give exclusive Township o.
,,r npiviI,ges 10 the first responsible applicant
who orders lest package and desires to control the
business in his locality. The man cho sechres ee
s,I NJ O-ons for any special territory. rih ENJOY
a moaopoiv rhich rii surely eRrtch htm.
Don't lei day pass until you have orderea issa ;s
Packs ge, aud if you desire 10 secnre an nrxs Won
privilege assure YOU that deiay may h sc5res
ppf n Tor the applications come in to us ps soete
ever, mail-many by telegraph. "f rst C me hrs'
Is sou 40 moi car, 20 5. nd money in advsn LOT
the test package will send It e. y. os, WI, :,
will nut YOU to the expense of charges for return Vi
Civ. yonr full address in every letter. ana sen' so'
aDEAflSS p
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Puck says: Unless man can secure n
position as president, cashier or teller, or OBJ
tain special favors, we certainly would not
advise him to have ANYTHING TO do with a
bank, always excepting the fact of his being
in the burglary business