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CATARRH.
1t Is needless to dc.
scribe the symptoms


ease that Is sapplng the life and strength Of
coo many OF the fairest and best of bot n sexes
Ola ana young, suffering alike from the moi.
sonous dripping in the throat. the noisonous
nasal discharges the fetid breath, and gener.
ilweakness, debility, and lauguor, aside from
the acute sufterings Of this disease, which If
DOT checked can only end in loss of palate
hoarseness, weakened sight, loss of memory
featness and premature death if not checked
oefure 10 is too late. Labor study and re.
search IN America, Europe aid Eastern lands
nave resulted in WheeLe s No. % InsiaRf Re-
Acf and SHre Care for Cafdyrh "a remedy which
contains no harmful ingredients. and hat is
guaranteed TO cure every case OF acute ar
chronic catarrh or money refunded. Wheel
ei's No. 90 Instant Refief aud Sxre-Cure for
CdfdrTh Will cure every case OF catArsh hay
lev or as hma, price 81. 90 per package from
druggists or sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Wheeler's No. 96 Sure ure for Kidney and
Ltuer frok6fes cures all wea kness ana sore
ness OF kidneys, Inflammation Of kidneys or
liver, price Sl.OC.
Hhseicr's Fegeid6ie PiHs are the only rem
cay thaL cure constipation, giving natural
action OF the bowels without physcing, purg.
ing, grlllng or lain. Price 25 cents, of drug.
gtsts or by mail.
Wheeier's NerUire Tonic for mental doprcs
sion, loss OF manhood, languor weakness rr
over taxation OF tile brain is invaluable, price
Is cents.
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List OF Letters
Remaining uncalleh for in the Post Of
flee at this place, September 6, 1888;
A. S. Faust, JOS Cover,
Z. ]. Hunt, W. II. Wood.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please say advertised"
T. j. SEIFKRr. Asst P. NJ.
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- Best make of Horse
Shoe Nails for 20cts a pound
by the box at J. l.. Gabel's.

Suits have been brought against the
Bethlehem Iron Company by a large num-
Der Of former employees to recover the
amounts deducted from their wages at the
end Of each month in payment of bills in
CURED at the comPany's store. Judgment
has been rendered against the Company in
two cases for more than $500. TIE total
amount involved is very lorgc, and the
question is one which concerns other cor
porations in the State.
The Borough Council Of Easton having
ordered certain streets curbed and paved,
the Grace Reformed church, College Hill,
bad to comply with the order. As the con-
gregation is not wealthy they agreed to do
the work themselves, and for three NIGHTS
last week worked by tnrchlight, digging
trenches and putting in the heavy curLirg.
Rev. DR.. ueisler. the pastor, was conspicu-
ous in toe work, which was finished Satur-
day night amid great enthusiasm.
j. l.. Gable has just re-
ceivcd three car loads of Phos-
phate which he is selling at
$50 and S35 per ton.
William Tobin, of Shenandoah, drank
too much whiskey last Monday, and, Sc.
curing large knife threatened to Send the
whole brood" of his family. lie attacked
his mother and sister who fled screaming
from the madman. One young woman
would have been murdered bnt for the in
reference Of Tobin's father, who picking up
a clothes prop, felled the youngster with
one terrible blow. 1t is doubtful if young
ToLin will recover.
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Administrators Notice,

Estate OF JONAS FooHT, Deceased.
Letters OF Administration on the Estate OF
Jonas FOcht, late OF the Borough OF Parry
VILE, Carbon county, Psnna., deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, to whom all
persons indebted TO the said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands will make
known the same without delay.
THOS. s. BECK ard
CATHAKINE FOOHT.
June 2, lSS3-W6 Admiuisfrators
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SPECIAL NOTICES
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions youth. nervous weakness.
early decay, loss oi manhood, Nc | will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
OH AhaE. This great remedy Hat diseov.
cred hv missionary In South A meriea. SoBd
T seltaddreseed envelope TO the REv. JosKPH
a lNAAh Station d. 4,um York UitY.
ahg. a.. ly.
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;ECTIJNGKI QUICKLY AND
Ih~ 'i''' Darn

DR. stInsOn's Asthma sn<s-aA.~s.--s-e-.sa---,
Remedy HIDIh
is unequalcd as positive veOUnEUs 81
Alternative and Cure for
ASTHMA AND DYSPEPSIA and ali their
attendant evils. Ii does not merely afford
temporary relief, ut is n permit cure.
W. II. Huckaher. DE Leon Texas, says
at is the best medicine for Asthma that /
ever have used" NJ. Hodges, Fountain
OF all symptoms OF Asthma by Stinson's rem
edy." Adam Miller. Brookvile, Pa, Gays
"Dr. Stinson's Asthma Remedy has given
me excellent satisfaction." .Ias.F. Wilbur.
Morrisville, n. Y, says: "Snce l began
taking your rtmedy have rested well every
night" 5. A. Ryan, Fon Du Lac, Mich.
says ut is the best ever Took Mrs. :.
Bissell, OF Roberts, Illinois, says :"'Dr-
S,inson's As hmd Remedy is Just as recon
mended. 1t makes expectOration easy" BE
SURE to send for treaties, testimonials and
price list. to EEK n co, % EAST l4th
STREET, N. Y: q. N, CTittenden x 90.
ll6 Fulton St., N. Y, also wholesale agents
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DeIeqateS

The newly appointed members of the
County Committee will also meet at the
Court House, at l o'clock p. NJ, on Mon
day, October LIST, to organize and transact
business.
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nplJQT0lIQ For wound, disy ase or 9th
l HIIp1UND children and dependant
parents entitled when death resulted. claims
reopened, restoration, increases, bounty, back
pay and discharges obtained. Apply az once,
delay preludlees your rights. Fees fixed by
law. Address, with stamp, he old establish.
cd hrm OF EpSON.S co. Attorneys Claim
Agents 9l7 b ST. " dshi-gtvn, II. q. cur
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'original Cheap Cash Store" "
Our new and handsOmo line Of

Our new and handsome line OF
Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs,
Ltdies Linen Hem-stitched Handkerchlfs,
Ladies' Linen Mourning Handkerchief.
Ladies' BArdered Camhric Handkerchief,
Ladies Plain Cambria Handkerchiefs,
I.adies Linen Collars,
Ladies Hamburg Trimmed Collars,
Ladies' Linen Mourning Collars,
Ladies' Fancy Lace Collars; newest patterns,
Ladies Lace Fichus,
Ladies' Fancy Ties,
Ladies' Linen Cuhs,
Ladies' Hamburg Trimmed CUFFS,
Ladies Hose, Of every Description,
Ladies' Hose supporters,
Ladies' Braces, the best make out,
Ladies' our stock OF Corsets is well worth
your attention rs II is tho pret lest, most
durable, and cheapest line OF Corsots ever
shown in this town.
j. T. NUSBAUM,
Opp. Public'Square, Bank Street. Lchigh-
ton, Pa. June Q, lSS3.ly.
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Ready mixed paints at
j. l.. Gabcl's for $1.25 per
gallon.

The grist mill, saw mill, wagon house
and lumber shed Of Israel Heyer, al
MoorestOwn, Northampton county, were
burned 10 the ground at midnight on Sat
urday. Loss, $4,000; insurance, about $1,000
Of which $4,000 is in the Northampton Mu-
tuaI, $4,000 in the Farmers Union Mutual
and $1,000 in the Germania. of New York
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
1t is authoriiatively announced that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
concluded to purchase the Pennsylvania
and Martins Creek Railroad charter and
Immediately build into the heart of the
slate regions, from Martins Creek, North
amPton county. The erection Of a bridge
to connect the BelyIdere Delaware division
with the new road will be commenced at
once
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VIZ GUARANTEE :; ;s:;' $:.:S /? :.i :.SsE !;

- ~ = n n Iund money puil,
We place our price for these remedies nj less
man one-twentieth Of the price asked by 9th
ers Tor remedies upon which you take all thc
chances, aud we specially invite the patron.
age OF the many persnns.whl have tried other
remedies without effect or depleted Their
hurses by paying doctor bills that benefited
them not.
HOW TO OBTAIN !: S:i: !: 4: s:s? :;$S9s; 5:s $i$
them. II they have not got them, write al
once 70 the proprietors, enclosing the price In
money or stamps, and they will be sent YOU
az once by mail, postpaid. Correspondence
solicited. Address plainly,
l.. WHEELER & co,
No. % W. Baltimore St,
sept. l. lsss-ly.
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Oh,MyBaCk!

That's a common express
sion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back.
is occasioned by so many
things. May be caused by.
kidney disease, liver COM.
plant, consumption, cold.
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, dont
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention, No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON BIFTERs. and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and maxi
ing the blood pure and rich,
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Loganspert. Ind. Dee. I. 1880.
For long timo ! have been q
sufferer from stomach and kidney
disease, My appetite was very pooh
and the very small amount l did eat
disagreed with me. Twas annoyed
very much from nen-retention of
urine. | tried many remedies with
no success, until I used Browns
Iron Bitters. Since used that my
stomach does not bother mo any.
My appetite is simply immense, Ny
kidney trouble is no more, and nf
general health IS such, that l feei
like new man. After the use OF
Browns Iron Bitters for one month,
l have gained twenty pounds IN
weight, Q. u, SARcExr.
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Leading physicians and
clergymen use and reoomz
mend Browns IRON BIr1
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you,
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Lewis Best White Lead
at 800 a hundred at J. l..
Gabel's, for cash.

The building of the gymnasium at La
fayette College began on Saturday aud will
be pushed forward rapidly. Total cost of
the new improvement will be about $751;
900, which is promised already.
Joseph G. Partridge, veteran of the
Seventh Pennsylvania CavalrY,a a promin-
ent member of the Grand Army and a
highly esteemed citizen of Pottsville drop
ped dead on Centre steet Saturday morning
while on his way to camp fire at Agricul-
tural Park. He was in the act of sounding
bugle, when he was attacked with
heart disease.
james Franey, leading merchant and
a good horseman of Shenandoah, attempted
to ride trick pony ot the "IIldden Hand
company, which performed in that city on
Monday night. The pony threw him the
first mount. Mr.. Farney lost his wager and
temper, broke his arm and very nearly
broke his head.
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TRADE +. F
MARX.

+ knitted into the hem at tho top of each
Sucking In all our best Hosiery for Ladies.
Asa ynnr storekeeper to show you the
FLORENCE Stockings.
Our latest Book On Knitting (No. ~, with
samples OF Knitting and Etching SILK, sent
on receipt OF three cent stamps.
NONOTUCK SILK 90, FLoRENcr. MASS
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About the year 1858 the late John w
Forney made speech at the Mansion
House, Mauch Chunk, and enthusiastically
referred to Mnuch Chunk and vicinity as
"This grand Switzerland q America"
This was unquestionably the origin OF the
very popular and appropriate term.
-"Some malicious person living in shen
andonh says the correspondent of the Press
scattered poisonous beef about the streets of
that place to destroy the CANNES "-Mahan-
oy Record. The Press correspondents ought
to haye something better to do than scat
tering poisoned meat for Shenandoah dogs.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
is looking over Huntington with a restless,
yearning eye. We understand that the
company has notion Of taking up the
route from Flemington to the Delaware
River, which was talked of by the Central
some ten years ago, and building a road of
its own.
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Public Sale of Valuable
Real ESG@GEo

The undersigned will sell at Public Sale,
on the premises in Mahoning Twp Carbon
County, Pa, on
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The srst frost Of the seasen visited Au-
denried. Monday night, and extended from
Tsmaqus to Pine Groye.
The finding of the Primrose vein at
Girardvlle by the Coal and Iron company
on Monday creates feeling of great salts
faction among the citizens Of that place and
Pottsville. The search was long and ex-
pensive one. The coal is Of the finest quail
ity and the vein oyer ten feet thick.
The September term of the Pottsviile
Criminal Court opened on Monday with an
unusually heavy docket. One hundred aud
thirty new cases were returned by the
Grand Jury, and a vast number remained
from the last term.
The turnpike between Girardsyille and
Mahanoy Plane was destroyed on Sunday
morning owing TO the cavein of the col
lieries beneath. Competent judges assert
that only gross carlessness on part of the
colliery owners has endangered the safety
Of THE road.
Edward Beddnll,one OF the local editors
of the Shenandoah Herald, was arrested
on Saturday, on charge of lbellInga Mrs
Derr, of William Penn, by alleging her to
have been principal in a drunken fray.
The defendant pays costs and made pub
lie retrnction. There is criminal suit in
prospect.
-10d. to 40d. nails OF J.
L. Gabel's for only $500 per
keg. Locks $2.75 per doz.>-.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-20
LEpaER LIES.


Braces and supporters, Lange's.
Creamery butter. ]. P. Carey l. Co
For bricks, telephone Jno. Cubbins
Ozanne& Mays new store, 257 Main
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, %.
Main street.
Clipped beef, fresh every day at s
L. Moore & Co.
1000 punches ripe bananas for sal,
cheap at D. Canale &.Co.
Kentucky butter, very fine, just re.
ceived by s. L. Moore & Co.
See "Maxims Of Business" at tn,
head Of an adjoining local column.
Creamery butter 10 small packages
new cabbage, celery, lettuce, at Mat
Monaghan's, 244 Front.
Temperature this morning $40, will
the breeze straight from the north
Range Of the mercury yesterday, 1885,
to 48e.
The sales Of tickets in the Littl,
Havana Lottery close to day as th,
drawing takes place Monday. Secur,
tickets at once.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
office and blank book mandatory, IL
Madison street,execut IS every class o.
such work in good style and at low
rates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-20
VIM the State punish Polk


Win the State punish Polk2
Are we to have the Nash library
viii electricity ever take the place
Of gas in Memphis2
Was Gosling a goose for not accept
ing Folks $4,000 proposition?
Do you long for Langtry any longer
than she longs for your dollar
Which is the better settlement. 30
and 6 Or IS and 3 for the city9
What is Langtry without a double
barreled, two story opera glass;
What has become Of Oscar Wilde,
the matrimonial associations, the 1908
and last summers lily2
If the Flippin compromise figures
were out oil the way, couldn't the
question be sooner settled2
Who cares for Florida after having
experienced the delightful weather Of
the past year in this latitude2
Who cares if Memphis resembles an
ugly spider on the map. so long as
every leg represents a railroad2
After having seer the "Cassius"
and other acts of Lawrence Barrett,
who IS willingto say that a finer actor
ever trod the boards2
Ought such a barbarous institution
as the chain gang be allowed to exist
in this nineteenth century and in a
cultured community such as this2
Isn'tit about time the wood sawyer
was removed from his pedestal as a
model OF independence to give place
10 the average Memphis darby domes.
licsg
Where could enc see more hand.
somely dressed and queenly appearing
females than on Main street any
pretty evening when The weather il
dry2
Is any penalty short Of hanging toe
severe to be imposed upon those who
undermine the bluffs along the risel
front by digging sand from undel
them2
Who imagined there was enough
interest felt in the old city debt t,
arouse such a blaze Of popular feeling
as that manifested at the COURTEOUS,
yesterday evening?
Should tax assessors be allowed fyI
cents extra for assessing polls, wher
the law distinctly says that all poll
shall be assessed with the other prop
erty OF the citizen, the assessor beiDr
allowed fifteen cents for each name?
When the new stationbouse ant
Theater De Hadden is built, shouldn'
a balcony be provided for the free US,
of the colored population, aBC
wouldn't there be a howl if the dar
kies were cut of from this, one Of thei
greatest sources of bliss?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-20
tro nK coHTNuED.)
POLICE POINTS.

Fifteen dollars in cash to-day.
Twenty. seven arrests yesterday and
SIS 10 cash.
Rufe Green paid s. for driving over
a mules foot.
Josephine Hame and Helen Smith
will scrub floors and windows for
twenty days.
Ella Robinson and another colored
woman, named Matilda Webb, made
the air thick with flying bricks. They
we're 6ned IS.
Phyllis Minge is charged with
stealing eeats, pants and hats and a
rusty pistol from her employer. She
will be tried Monday.
"Put them back and notify their
daddies to come and lift the lint of Of
them" is the sentence now imposed
By the Judge on refractory boys.
The deaf and dumb man was again
before His Honor to day just as dumb
and As drunk as ever. lie was locked
up until the Judge could confer with
Kent and Blackstone for a remedy.
Several little negro boys broke into
Chicky's saloon showcase on Union
street last night and stole a quantity
Of cigarettes. Plummer arrested
several Of a gang, but the theft could
not be proven.
Two big girls brickbatted a small
oOlOred boy on Vance street yesterday,
and before they got through all the
parents and grandparents on both
sides were drawn into the fight. They
we're fined all around.
G. N. Griffin collected $50 yesterday
and failed to account for it to hit
employer. When he sobered up he
remembered having deposited it at Q
saloon, and it was recovered. He was
fined 50 for drunkenness and paid it
A Chinaman, with the adopted nam,
Of VIM. Smith, paid a negro woman :
foe Of q dollar a week ago and when
she stopped at his Laundry to warm
yesterday, he grabbed a bundle Of
clOthesIshe was taking to a lady who
needed them badly. Smith was ar.
rested, but as his action was a civi
and not a criminal one he was released
upon giving up the clothes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-20

Somebody has sent Mr.. Hadden q
copy Of the Helena World containing
an article on Memphis. On the mar.
gin was written in pencil, What have
you been doing to our editorY" The
following bright paragraph is quoted:
Mr.. Hadden, while fully able 10
administer the duties of his Office TO
the extent Of all the demands upon
him,as he has sufficient understanding
on that score, loses much Of his force
as he almost totally destroys the effect.
by q low common taste that Graves
distinction at the expense of a few
hungry wretohes who come up from
time to time before his bar a Ia His
Honor 10 the Detroit Free Press.
And TO make the matter worse, he
is sustained in his silly and undignifed
course by several newspaper reporters
who hope TO catch a few of the little
crumbs in the way of smiles that issue
accordingly from the Presidential
body.
Fancy Blr. Hadden occupying the
place that he does sentencing q poor
creature who has sinned more from
necessity than choice, which at least
should entitle him to a conventional
sentence, and adding such words az
these, well, I'll give you six months
on the Island, where you may roll in
luxury until summer and return to
your former avocation in time for
strawberries.
President Hsdden has been smiling
and winking cver since he read the
article, and when he handed it to the
reporter remarked, Just invite that
editor up to see me. l know he
would enjoy his visit, aud the straw.
berries"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-20
photographs, e2 per dozen.
First-eIass work.
Cottage Gallery, 40 Real ST, 3St
COURTHOUSE T

A forfeiture was taken on Anthony
Fields bond.
Deeds were recorded to-day from
j. w. Vernon TO Martin A. Miller.
l.. Lucarini was fined a dollar and
costs for violating the four mile law.
Harry Jackson was sentenced ia
three years for buying stolen prop
erty.
Marriage licences we're issued to.
day to Xenia Mosley and Stella B.
Carnes.; Arthur Austin and Cynthia
Taylor.
Mollie Faley, charged with stealing
$7 from a school boy who visited heI
den, had her bail fixed at $1,000, with
$500 additional for vagrancy.
@William Brown, an overcoat thief
was sentenced to thirty days impris-
Onment and to pay the costs Of the
prosecution. Judge Horrigan, when
reprimanding him, remarked that il
seemed strange to him that a nan Of
ordinary intelligence would risk Sc
much for SO little. He stole a coat
aud pawned it for a dollar.
Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, ETC., bound at the PUBLIC
LEDaFBh iVdery, ID Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-20

us fesrf 1sbazk ~ Eds4ss
s&a seps,aats ft>slFss asR rps q
As lhlssl styles. azd IL eAes ssnss.
ais il kept 70 T. tie highest standard
e exselleaeN
The Difselery q the Carter Gin 4
Machine Works eleeteathe following
officers last Thursday. John D. Mil
burn, Presidents james Lee, il, Vice
President, aud 7. Il. Milbnrn, Treas.
urer.
Miliner aad Dressnaker. Review
De Il Mode, Art De Mode, Dencrest,
YOung Ladies Journal and Peterson.
are tie line Of fashion magazines,
MsnsfoFd offers to the fashionable
world.
Go 10 COTWia's news depot for your
Sunday literature. he has a full line
Of dailies, Seekliss. mOnthlies fol-
February, and assortment Of Seaside
and Franklin Square Libraries. Drop
in and give Jim a call at his news
house, No. 2S3 Main street.
Sol Coleman, leader and oOnnOisseuI
Of fine imported cigars aud everything
appertsining to frst class goods in the
business, has an assortment OF recent
shipment "6t for the gods" Agar
we must assert the actual fact thai
Sol does not transact any business OF
Sunday.
Among the multitude Of choice eat
ablss TO Sc had at Victor d. Fuchs
market, 50 and Al Jefferson, may b
enumerated choice dressed turkey
aud chickens. wild ducks, yenison
quail, squirrels. superior spareribs
fresh meats of all kinds, fresh Ken
lucky butter and eggs, etc, etc.
It's to be decidedly colder. Slice
was reported falling this morning a
Little Rock. snow at Fort Smith, s.
Louis aud throughout she Northwest
heavy rain at Louisville, up the Obi
river, and in Southwest Texas, and j
was raining all through Mississippi
Here nearly half an inch Of rain fel
last night, while fences, sidewalks an
front steps we're slippery with q Goa
Of ice in the early morning hours.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-20
HAxlms o. BmusINEss.
Pro BONO FUr1fco.

f~NNA1V
Habits Of Business include six
qualities, Industry, Method, Calcutta
ton, Prudence, PunctuaIity and Per-
severance.
PERSEVERANCE, is the steady pur-
suit Of a plan determined upon. In
defatigable diligence only will achiete
success. To advance to eninence il
any line consult wisely, resolve frmly
aud then execute the plan with untir-
ing perseverance, undismsycd by diff
c%ulties. Act upon urockett's maxim
BE sure you're right, then go ahead, ;
Sol Coleman has ~perseverod in selling
the finest brands Of genuine imported
Havana cigars at New York prices
and in many instances at even les
figures and the result has been very
gratifying to his judgment and fore.
sight, as well as adding handsomely t
his daily sales.