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Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25

our Favorite Medicine
 'I know that Hoods ssrsapsrla has done me great dssi of oi and esteem t tn family old and valued friend. My husband has been subjected Co severs headaches but is greatly benefited by Hoods sArsapAris. My suffered from spring debility and Io~s of appetite and restored Co health soon he began to take fAvorits medicine .MRa. ITALIA K. SMITH, Scipioville N. Y.
 ''I consider Hoods SaruapGnlla the beet blood puT ncr forit saved my lie. n-J H. MARTYR Delight RAn.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
This Re1nedy Contains 70 fW1a1ous Drugs. ElHs Cream BalnGATARRH

when applied into the nos trilH. Will hn absorbed r1ccinuliy cleansing th head uf catarrhal virus causing healthy eeCrptiutis It allaya inflammation prutef a the uiemhrHn from fresh colds, con nlotOly heals the s0rrs anl rpatorrf thc senses of taate smell and hearing, tt Ia
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25

CHAPPED HANDS, face, pimples and rough skin cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswel, Hazard < Co.,, New York.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25

Sir John Macdonald states that the re- cent anti-Ohinese legislation of British Columbia will not be sanctioned by the Do minion government.
 The Premier of the Dominion has prom ised to appeal to the imperial government to send war ships for the protection of the British possessions on the Pacific coast.
 A disease among herd of cattle belong ing to a wealthy farmer near Tower Hill, H., has been pronounced the genuine rinderpest by reputable veterinary surgeon who has been doctoring the animals. Five have died out of about thirty sick ones
 The boomers are waiting further news from Washington, and still threaten to rein wade Oklahoma
 The body of young woman was found floating in a Richmond reservoir, and investi- gation has disclosed 8 probable murder.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
HuIAIluuIp OR sEuFF

A few applications re Hove. A ffofouuh fffa Wient iciil cure AEr1~al n Co use. Price Cd cents lfi mall or at druKRists, q scul for circular
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30
TIE MAPLE WORMS:


There has been a great deal of cause
for complaint IN reference to the injury
these worms have done and are still do
ing to the beautiful maple shade trees In
this city. Hundreds of trees have al
ready been stripped of all their foliage
and are as bare of VerduIe as if dead.
There is remedy, however. by means
of which the worm may be destroyed and
kept from the trees. Dissolve about
one teaspOonful of London purple OF
Paris green in a bucket of water and
throw this solution on the leaves of the
tree. This can be done by means of Q
garden syringe or a tin tube with a rose
head on one end and closely fitted pis.
ton. This solution thrown on the tree
kills the worms, and need only be ap-
piled alter rains. Ii. E. Sadler and Col.
Flory have tried the experiment very
successfully and the latter's trees are
green and healthy, while neighbOrIng
ones are almost without leaf.
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NORMAL APPLICANTS.

A NEWS representative called upon
the regents at the Normal this
morning and asked the privilege of look
ing at the file of applications for the va
cant positions that are to be filed before
the beginning OF next term. The re-
porter had heard that there were
quite a number of aspirsnts, but the
file of letters constituting the appiica-
lions and the recommendations attached
made q heap Of manuscript still more
q tonishing. One application from Penn
sylVania was accompanied by a. many
recommendations as one could easily
crowd in goOd-sized pIgeOn-hOle. There
were photographs, certificates of grad
uAtion, acknowledgements of services,
etc., ETC., ad minimum. Anumber o
the applicants are teachers of high stand
ing and graduates of such Institutions as
Princeton. Purdes University, UnIver.
sity of Kansas and John Hopkins School
of POlytechnIcs. The meeting of the
regents for the purpose OF selecting
teachers and attending to other impOr-
tant business, will begin tomorrow, but
1t is quite probable that 1t will be sew
eral days, and perhaps two or three
weeks before the board will be able to
announce who have been elected to fill
the vacant positions. The following is q
list of some of the prominent applI-
cants:
Prof. r. Il. DInnsmOre, York, Penn
sylvauIa.
win II. Spencer. Franklin, Ohio.
8. III. Haskins, Madison, Wisconsin.
w. j. Sally, Wilkes Barre, Pennsyl
vania.
E. @. White, Albion, Indiana.
r. FL. Morgan. Beckett, Massachu-
sets, formerly of Kansas.
Van B. Baker, A. NJ, Pennsylvania.
8. n. Davis of Princeton.
Arthur Thombs. Saratoga Springs.
D. 8. Kelley, Emporia.
r. p. Jordan, Battle Creek, Michi-
gan.
r. G. Story, htchison, Kansas.
w. E. Cochran, Treasury Department,
Washington.
Porter Sherman, Wyandotte, Kansas.
Z. Q. Tripp, Easton, Pennsylvania.
w. F. Clark. Lebanon, Ohio.
w. d Gardner, Nelson, Nebraska.
8. K. Meek, bloomington, Indiana
WILDER Il. Smith, Little Valley, New
York.
Prof Hoover, Seneca, Kansas.
j. B. Cash, LeavenwOrth, Kansas.
G. W. McGinnIs, Bedford, Ohio.
w. d. Wilson. OF Cornell University.
a. 8. OIin, lola, Kansas.
George Osborn, Missouri.
j. L. Shuck, Atchison, Kansas.
Miss HELEN p. WyllIs, Ann ArbOr.
7. 9. LemDiOn, Newt ton, Kansas.
Mary Pitcher, OsVegO. New York.
RObt. Hay, junction City, Kansas.
G. y Thatcher, Allen Town. Pa.
Alex. Beran, a. M, Providence,
Rhode Island
Prof. Jackson, Ohio, Wesleyan UnI-
versity.
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PERSONAL nEnr1or.

Hiss Fannie Harris Of Wyando&ae IL
visiting her cousin, Frank Harris. on
Unaon street.
Mrs. Z. Upton hiss gone to the Indian
Territory 70 prove mp On her Indian
claim
Rev. r. T. Ingalls started 70 his
old home ct MaVerhill. Massachusetts,.
where he will remain during the month
Of August.
We were pleased 70 meeE T. !. Price
on the streets Of EmpoFia again, and
Glad TO learn that Mrs. Price IL in better
health than usual.
DR.. 8. E. LGnpheSE, who b on MS way
TO Hartford from Europe, called to-day.
The doctor has just spent . delightful
and valuable ave months visit In Eng
land, France. Germany, Austria. Swift
erland and other foreign countries.
President a. r. Taylor. who has beer
In the east for several weeks during
which time he attended the National
Teachers association at Saratoga, and
visited his father and mother ct Lincoln
Illinois, returned home this "Wednesday
Pres. Taylor will remain In Emporie /
few days, during which time the regents
will DO 10 session. He vii
then visit and lecture 10 . number Of thu
county institutes Of this state before th;
opening Of the Normal.
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THE PARkINa aRo0NDs CASE.

The trial Of r. ]. Black, foreman for
A. HAInes, for allowing cattle TO trespass
upon parking grounds, came up for .
hearing before Judge Keys last Tues
day. Mr.. Haines answered not guilty,
but introduced no evidence in the trial.
The case being decided against him. the
fine was fixed at $25 and costs. Mr.
Haines then appealed from Judge
Keys decision aud the case will come
up before the district court which meets
In September. For the benefit of those
interested in this cases which is made o
test one, we publish the relevant sec
tons of the ordinance which Mr..
Haines is charged with violating:
Section I. All heEdefs and other per-
sons when driving neat cattle or other
animals within the cOfpOrated limits of
The city OF Emporia shall prevent such
neat cattle and other animals from going
upon any sidewalk and any parking
grounds, and when driving such neat
cattle or other animals upon any street
OF avenue within the corporated limits
ofsaid city shall conflne such neat cattle
and other animals TO space not to exceed
twenty fest from the centre 70 either
side of any street or avenue.
Section Q That any herdef or other
person who shall be found gully of
violating any OF the provisions of sec
ton of this ordinance, shall be fined In
any sum not to exceed twenty-five dol
lars and shall stand committed until the
fine and costs of suit be paid unless an
appeal be taken.
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EMPORIA EREeLIBaARY.

Rooms ever the First National BAnk.
RULE Library and reading room open
p. M, AAd from 70 . p. m; from June Iss 70
$50 70 10 g. N. Sunday; Reading rnOn open
Ir SSEE e 2eeer m residents Of .he city
are entitled 20 the free privilege Of the
VicInis1 Of he cisy. can haTe sane priSiIese
e Pornanent ressdentS. HpoA the garment
Of the following tess: Family cards. $3.50
sIngIe cards s. 90 per year. 81 % SIX months,
OF loo per vol, and upon registering their
RUIZ 3. : y ritinE in tie books Is prohibit
ted, and All injuries 20 books 5eyoad reesOe-
able wear. azd all Ioaees. shall be .pr0nPtly
KULE 1.-B1ch family e entitled % draw
NOS 20 exceed eVS books - oee time On
1amtly ssz.ss; % 9s 800 caras: only one. Hhses
taken. and no book can Be ressIsed longer
than tWg Weeks .: stEDos provided, bow
other psssca. is may be taken for A additi0s-
. longer tiae than b shove specfsed. saaIl
be subject 20 . ene Of ten cent? PSF Sesk or
fFacsD0n Of week beyond thss sl1e. and no
Other volume OF e0on can be taken cut ustn
RUL1 e.-If . book Is kent more than four
Ged oStSIs deIl8guency b ths L sI 81 4
D0slce through the post ones, and q rs rel
turned within one week theTeafleF. % shall
% ooesldered - lost, sad the hoideR charged
RUE T.No person shall BE eatftIe 20 the
PrtyneEea Of ebs library while there are Aay
ltbrsTy. FemalDing unpaid.
RsLE 3 Boots esn oaiy b taken from tie
shelves By tbs lIbRnRana.
RULE Any peFDea Of good depoftHsns
ana habits 1aS sss the rss6lnR Foom. ma
other CONDUCT not coesi8tent vita tie quiet
SD SEnessy use Of The Feadtsg room. are
1@-,- go. rsz-.Sss- - a -.
Seals cannes be taken iron the reading nom.
RUL8 Hal stock holdsrs Of the En-
P0rta Lt1rAfy ~ ens49ied 20 Tia sane RFfy1-
lsSes and rights - they were Under ~
rules and regulations Of she EmpoEfa
RUS IS --EsEn 1ersOn ensIsled. ia .Irwzw
books lro14 tie library s1ust bs furnishes
with cAId saees1bed with his or her Ba1e.
must be predusod whenever 6SAk e taken,
.e5tuF0e1 CT FoaSEed. Nostsesof cAaHRo 81
Tcshlenes Uuse BE given q Tie library.
BE required 60 sign me Believing ssTssnest:
Tie undsFelgHed sgFees 20 Fssur1 ail.books
faken frUu tie Eap0rsa literary In e god
cord sslcs e fecsigec e1.asnery WeaS slooeex-
inR the hnrarTs AID % Bay all dsGagee %
any hook vale IN ny pooes8iOEs sad n Ease
1 Do noe return any beok - obs HbFaTla1 q
80 nsSssEy q Sss IT. ss proper tine - pap
- ! Do heEsby gasFsnsee ana hist zapssas
taat ne sesd--N1l keep she fessgeing eos
- y hss REQUIRED b I6ssrtan. p.x.t..
gIn be required % fuFstsh sesfFifY ~ So
aHOEe contract Will be kept.
RULE 19.-<A1y lsek q proper s9szeE1n b.
he librarian - she patrons % The nbEAEys1
RUtn y. -RsEuiAx nesting d tho library
oOnmistee o. Ehe-1EBG 063Aay q 0aah
mSalh. : - P.EE
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AMKR1UUs NEWS.
mEw 81 BURIou.

TUESDAY, July %.
Ella Wilkinson was In the city yesseE-
day.
George Pyle arrived from the west.
Charlie collins is visiting friends.
Dr.. Snediker, Of Emporia. was In the
city yesterday.
The mercury is 100 in the shade To-
day, which il an every day ocCurance.
Percy Noise Ia in tbs city.
Camp meeting was dismissed Sunday
night, and parties picked up their bag
gage and started home.
James Crock. was In Dunlap yester-
day, and reports trade Is good IN The
little burg.
WANTED-Bniter and eggs At Leah
Bros.
Ribbons at Tressler & Lowry's.
Seth Thomas clocks ct J. 8. GibsOn's.
Ice cream freezera ct ]. s. Gibson's.
Fred Henning. ct the old stand of C.
@. Pickering Z Co.. has greatly increas-
ed has former stock In every way. His
prices are a. low a. you can find In
Lyon county and fair share of your
liberal patronage solicited.
FRED HENNIRe.
Brocaded dress goods at SC . yard, at
TressIer 8 Lowry's.
Diamond dyes at Bonds
The finest stock of good jeWelry in
the city at Gibson's pioneer store.
Leah Bros. can furnish You with any
style or sized picture frame desired.
Prints at &c yard at Tressler &
LoWrY's.
Lard and machine oil at Bonds
Halls condition powders at Bonds.
Bird csges.And gasoline stoves at ]. s.
Gibson's.
Rock chrystal eye glasses and specs Al
Bonds.
Lawns, az cts. q yard prints, 80 cts.
q yard sheeiIngs. 4 cts. q yard; stripes
cts. Q yard Indigo prints. ~ cts. q
yard best domestic gInghams, 10 cts
Just think Of It'll A dress for 25 cts,
and eyry thing In proportion, as We are
bound TO sell as the great closing ont
sale Of j. d. Gibson.
Fer anything you want in dry goods
or groceries, call on Tressler & Lowry,
They don't take back seat for any one
in prices.
Remember that NJ. w. Gibson carries
q large stock of all the leading family
medicines In the market.
The Royal st. John sewing machine
The best 10 the world. d. w. Gibson
agent.
Sample bottle cough syrup free at NJ
W. GibsOn's.
Sample bottles best blood purifier freG
at III. w. Gibson's.
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s'Father of our countrYn-While we
would not take single feather from his
renoWn, We VIII say that 70. and
for as, and thus, our day, Ulysses 8.
Grant was first in war, first in peace,
first in the hearts of his countFymen.
But we 60 further. he was the first 70
the nations of the earth in esteem and
admiration. He stands alone to-day in
universal history. He was, among mea,
what the sun Is among the stars. Let
me refer 10 one or two acts OF his TO
pose always 20 win battle. It was At
Donelson or Shiloh. Ii was at Q crita-
cal moment His army was thrust back
nearly to the river. Just then General
Buell. came to him and said; General,
| what preparations have you made fog
resHe0tingG.' The reply was, what ]
| will call Grantism: al haven't despaired
of whipping them YETI "But," said
Buell., "if you should be whipped how
will you get your men across the river;
those transports will not take 10000
men. Again Grant replied, and 1t WA
he alone that could have said it: "f
have 10 cross the river 10000 will be ali
l shall need transports for" How many
men do you suppose hethen had 10000
strong. That Is he would lose 20OO(
men before crossing that river in re
treat.
You may remember that Sherman wal
denounced for the terms he gave TO Gen
johnson. What did Grant say WheE
shown StantOn1s words? "They are. /" hG
said, "iniamous :" And also remember
that he was ordered to proceed To Sher
mans army and direct Gin person the
operations against the enemy" which
he scrupulOusly Tefrained from assum
ing. He might, under his orders, have
received the surrender of johnson a
well as of Lee, but the enemy did no
know of his arrival until after the terms
were signed, and he went back 20 Wash
ingtOn without having seen the rebel
army and without his presence having
been generally known even TO Sherman't
command.
This is the man whom we honor. Thil
Is the loss our country has sustained In
the death of Ulysses s. Grant. Was mo-
this man prince and great man, and
do you wonder at our sOrrOw tor such
death having come mp into our windows
His name and deeds, bis honor, his rep
utatiOn as well as his character came
out of the scOundreI Wards furnace Of
robberieS as pure as an angel of light
II was not an escape, 1t was not chance
il was the outcome of inherent virtues
| which nothing smIrched during his higL
and powerful positions. He will be re.
membered as United States Grant, tbs
nation of progress and greatness, so Ions
as the American eagle screams from
its eVrIc and the stars and stripes hoAl
in the airs of heaven.
/ n,e6a = ha
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30

FOR SALE-A farm of $40 acres-2OO
acres of first class bottom-40 acres of
tImbsT-1zO ocFes in cuisivStiOn-bal-
ance 10 meadow and pasture, ell but 40
acres we'll fenced abundance Of living
running waller, end good wells. One
frame house. one and two stores Of 10
rOOmes. celler in two apartments, 12X20
and 2sX16; two tenant houses Of
rooms each; barn, 21X30 and stable
14X1S saiso corr crib and carriage house
School at the placs, IL miles from rail-
road station and % from Emporia.
Price go per acre on easy terms.
NEWS LAND AGENCY.
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At st. LOuIs.

81 LOuIE. July -
CATfLK-Run liberal. bus poor. being gen
orally OF low grade graSsers. witch are weak
and slow; an unusu al number Di native KFAss-
ers were offered and sold at 81 a5ftA 90. Texas
steers range from $S.25e13. 80; va, - 5003 90
receipts, 5000; shipmsnts. 1900.
Ae50S o.; packing, A.26SI IS; butchers.
A.9O04oO; receipts. .. 500; shipments. l 60.
WHRAT-Sold 1Kc higher carly, but bFok Q
and closed about ~ yesterday; No. 3 rcd,
sash, e9c; August, 300 bid; September 81. cox /;
Oct0beF. 3l.01X.
C0RN-Very slow: cash and July higher
at A3kc; August, f2zc.
Oars Dali; Cash. 95kc; August. zSKo;
September. 45kc.
RYK-DulI; SO asked.
PORK-Firm; 9tO.6U6l075
IARn-Hn=nlnal
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A BEAUTY.

The desk placed in the Office OF the
Palace hotel Wednesday, and manu-
featured by Harrison, Miles & Co., OF
this city. Is certainly all that We desig-
nate il to be in the above caption. The
desk is SO long that it almost covers the
entire west wall of the Office,
and contains thirty-five business cards
of firms IN this city. The desk is over
ten feet high and the cards are arranged
around large mirror, the glass OF
which cost $40. Tho finishing of the
desk was done by D. r. Francis on low
er Commercial street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-30

President Rice and Secretary Dixon
of the Normal board OfreGcnts. arrived
In. the city Tuesdsy afternoon. The other
members of the board are expected to
arrive IN few days and
the meeting, which was postponed
until August 3. will now be held on sbe
original date of July 50.
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THE NEWS reporter did not sign .
pledge to keep secret any alleged inter-
view On the fundamental principles OF 9
great flying machine but after inVesti-
cation Is satisfied that the machine may
never fly higher than house and that
when it lights the disaster will be a.
great IS that experienced by one Darius
Green and his flying machine.
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e. ArmOr, who is travelling over the
state and writing up q short history of
the counties in which he stops, called at
THE News Office last evening. Mr.. Ar
NOR went ~ Topeka last night. but will
return 10 Emporia in about a week 70
make arrangements for writing up 9
brief history OF this county.
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FElIALH HEIP wAnrsD.

WANrED-Lsdies and gentlemen in
city or country TO take light work at
their own homes. s. to 81 day can be
easily made; work sent by mail no can
wasting. We have good demand for our
work and furnish steady employment.
Address, with stamp. Crown Manuiac-
turing company, 294 Vine street, CIncin-
natl, Ohio.
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Lorenzo Hanscow, the insane man
who was taken from the train az the
Santa r. Dept about two weeks ago and
who had nearly $500 on his person,
started to San Francisco Tuesday. He is
much improved and b in charge VI .
young man who was acquainted wsth
him in Boston and Who, seeing an ac-
couat Of bis irouble in the papers. came
10 his assistance.
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MPHGNIX

: Phoenix Is the name of new drink
placed on sale in Emporia Yesterday.
We understand that If comes about Is
near being beer as the law allows, but
is within the pale Of legal enactments
just far enough to escape litigation.
This is not official, however
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THE COUNCIL.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
July 81, 1885.

COUNCIL. CHAMBERS,
July q, 1885.
Regular meeting Of the cily council
Present-HayOr Whittlesey, but no
couacilmen.
The hour to which the council adj
jourDed having arrived, and there being
no quorum present., the mayor declared
the council adjourned until next Mon
day evening. E M. FORDR, Clerk.
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AZ Kansas CITY.

A0Aa0s18
KANSAS CRY. July -.
CATFLE-ReceIpts. 1.1ot; market ysry duh
for all grades. buyers Offering lS075c lower
than last weeks prices.
HOas-Receipss, 10. 1876; lights. "a 5004 90;
light mixed, $ls60A 20; heavy. "a lS9A Is;
ali sold.
The Daily Indicator reports: wHKAS-Re-
ceipts, 3,246; shipments, $50: In store,
IO5e40; market higher: No. 2 red, cash, $50;
August. 5eD7She; September, Sike;. No.
COaN-Reoeipts. 5000; shipments. o.SS6; in
store. l63, $40; market steady; NO9. cash, SAC
bid. S4kc ASKED; August. SI%o bid. $50 1ske /;
September. sales At S5I<c; the yeaE, 10 bid,
$50 asked.
OAFs-Ns. 2, cash. 10 bid: no offerings.
RYE-N0 bids nor offerings.
HAY $3.50.
EaGs-7c per dozen, candIed.
BUTTRR-Unchanged.
PRoy1 GION8-SuGar cured hame, 9k0l0Ac;
breakfast bacon. 9&9xe; New York shoulders,
o0ekc; dried beef hams. l8k0i4c. 6m0Ged
Reetsx-shOEt clear sbies. 7es short clear
backs, los short RIB sides. 6Lc: long clear
sides, 6kc; shoulders, 90; barrel meats
extra clear pork. S13 30; cieaE Dork, $l7 90;
mesa pork, SLIGO; mess beef 80 co.
LARD-TteroS. G.OG.
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A horse belonging To farmer named
Coy. who lives sbout twenty miles from
EmpOria, dropped dead At the corner of
Commercial street aud Eighth avenue
Tuesday noon. Mr.. Coy had just driven
to the city with some produce, and the
horse, which had eaten rather too heart
lily in the morning. was overcome by
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MONEY 10 LoAN.-PsTties desiring to
borrow money on improved farms viii
ind il TO their advantage by calling ca
tie uDdersIgned. Money paid when
papers are sIgaed. Do not borrow until
you have seen us. Chsrges very reason
able. 81. e. BUCKwALrER,
Fifth avenue, thITd door west Of Com
mercial street, north side.
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WANTED.

WAETED-Lady agents for our new
and novel articles Of ladies' and child
ren's wearing apparel, manufactured ex'
cluoiveIy by as, including the daisy
Stocking and skirt Supporter, Safety
Belt, "Queen PrOtectOs." Shoulder
Braces, Bosom Forms, Dress Shields,
Rubber bingham Bibs, AporDs, Sleeves,
and many other new articles. We have
now 1000 sgents selling these goods
and making from $50 to $3.50 monthly.
This is legitimate business that pays
well. Can sell something in every
house. Send &c stamp for illustrated
catalogue to Campbell Mfg. Co, 8 South
Nav street. Chicago, III.