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Fisamtcais anO nailroaos.
ALL FARES REDUCED VIA

ALL FARES REDUCED VIA
~ sToNINGT9s LINZ INSIDE ROUTE
leave ON 49, Norta River Quo boox above Cana
81 Mt 1,s0 D. n daily. except sunday train with
rario recis chairs between Steamers landing sne
10e''' "''H0u' F. W popPLE. General Passenger AgsaA
IIkRLEM RIVER BRANCH
II NETWORK. NEW.HAvEN AND Hartford r. r:
Trains eave harlem River Station corner ~ st and
eacned py Third Avenue Elevated aroad) daily, except
Sundays at 645 7:5O 1000. 1l;55 2lo 800,
140 $40 $40 and 500 o. for Port Norris Casanova
Coax Point Hunts Point Yves, Farms. Van Most West
Chester Tmpsons Chester Pelham BaY Bartoy (City
Island) Pelham Manor and New-hochele connecting az
all pcigts the OF
yle New York. and Hartford Railroad
line and Air Line Divisions, NewCan3an Niddietown,
New. Britain Branches and Boston and points
East -,
tons q 2lU O. IN. ialy. except Mondays
Sunday TO- New Rochelle and All intermediate sta
tios AT 200 noon 90 the latter tral connecting
at Rochelle with way trains Grand Cent? depot and
Stamford
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
H. yopK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AM WESTERN RAiLheeAD:
Arranse"e4s q qsd 81 is minutes earlier
m-Daly except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing.
fS,o Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge. sleeping
coaches Hornesyie to cincinnati and Bunaio 20 Oheago
sohd Pullman train o. Day and Hotel se99p9g caches;
No extra charge for fast tine ArriTes neadvne tip
e6 ~" n and y, LOUIS 7so the second morning
7pmEDlly Buffalo amt Nlagara Falls Limitod arrives
Sopn ar nsht train between SewYork and Baalo
>. m-Day Chicago Express for tho West SOLID tram
S rn snao oa S ANA SR AID ccso
Rutherford and Passac 4 8 6:t5 100 7;59 sS0 leo
ss P!$1Fs ESQ sqSsfy z shs s0
Pf s5 s6o t &c. I so siS go t s5 ?GSS
$40 lG 20 81 T. sS SO snni{' p SaH ssO WV
Newark and Paterson via Se.atk, SO 500 s$o, 1000;
4 80 200 SS tT ss U o. oS S29 SunS S o Ss %
saern i.i5 5i5, $50 $780, 1920 li5, $50 800. s.
J45' $50 1890 NJ, l;t5 $50. r. and ~ gidaeht
Warwick 445. $50, lO:2o m, 4S0 p M Sundays, o+5
Newburg md Cornwall 75o. m $50, $50, .. sur
RoaiOat and Kingston and Montgomery a. m. sSo p. NJ
sqndsy $50 ~ soTan "a % Snnlsya eSesP to
80 M ' sGadsy t5 i5, $40 1920 a. H. $50
MSdS"E sRnG ,2 49, $50 SG foo 9 GGS go 49, hS
N D. trains connect With New York, Ontario
and Western railroad Mainst The train stops at
Fort Jervis 445. 7;5o O. 1920 43o. 7, g, $50 NJ
sunday $50 l9 49,, r. SSS: sRn
? every ffeen minuies 5l9 p m to 1913 p N every
thirty minutes. and ll46 p NJ sundays every 'hr'y
TcEeis for passage apartments Drawing Room and
nos 4o OF p57 BfosiSay Isl wesi.st n. Y. Court,
2IprcS, rains nom tSe West arrive IN York TAO.
100 lI;2o a. NJ ana Io5e p a. m pa.r ,, xyort
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Straight and excur-
son; all routes al greatly reduced rates Write for
and other information aso all points West Northwest
lie Southwest beTths reserved weeks IN advance
LANsINQ'S Railway Ticket Office. 337 Broadway.
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PUBLISH THIS DAY: ~
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novel Ry Mary Ceeil hay author OF Old Myddet"ns
Money" The Arundel Motto" &C. 80 40 OF Harptrs
Handy Series lGmo. paper covers, 30 cents.
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Religions Noiires.
Now.Yorh sunday.scbool Associations.


NcwYcrh Sunday school Association. ,,r Q
1-"Primary Union" Mrs. W; f. CRAFTS conductor
-"HseS Sxerci il The rendernr Mt
fsadlets ca5 Rev eoFiSSrA GH
- ibis day in BT9ac way Ta6ernice ana cHIgfR syT
i. j., conductor MonGay eve, 4 o'clock nhs "af'c"
srTSsyteTdin eu Gs m RALPH WELLS con-
ddeOr. Tucsday. o'clock. Eutonst ehepel; -
Nsrh Da,eh hph lib rnton-s N,v aug 90 T. res
Eyes, o. D. Morday evening praise ana tie tUI'
TSS siRS s Ssn bHIEY GSS FrI9EhM@rfNc
or c z sssPa. S"-ssgs
pastor 1880 p ard 7c p M os r@
A FssS Dr. s 4
except saturday for youths az p Tor all 1880 p M
Perry stree, Mettscs, EDssSpsl ooh chares h9 S
1880 p IN. sunday school att p M
and s9'S
r,sp.rityi ami $50 htl,s % The cSssr t y.
S9Issc services Wednesday and Thursday evenings az
Rev Joseph CcoL, OF Boston will speak on temperance
at chickerny Hal, sunday afternoon, 8 O'Clock
Sosst, for E,ea Fe Elmer w
lsthst sunday January ~ Doors opened az INV
and Liberty" -
rqars MetodI.. Egiscepal Church 4t ave and
22dS-Rey Dr. DAY. pastor viii preach at IL a. H. anu A'
ST. Andrews Church Methoiist EpiscOpap 7I:,st b.
b p ioS Of wossp ilS ~ md 745 D. M
Preaching BY the Pastor sunday school, 23Op IN All are
cordially Invited
-. Luke. methodlst Ep .copai Church 4lsst, near
to Rev Dr. VAs AZ are ccay ILL., O' INC
ann l2Sthst-freacSna ioso d. and 5:5c D. N BY the
pastor. Rev. HENRY BAKER. cordial welcome 10 all
p pSny s BY as
Evangelical Church, go West 3ithst "
81. e Jamess Church, MadisOnaye and 7lststmRe Ni
BIS ID. ID, Rector.
at 10 Morning service at H. Eyensong at strangers al
Oe' coEf efaiSi T q 3 t eaU%ca III tue
during the coming week
E'S viii preach preach At O'clock
F n5pFE Eh shETfGg at At p M M.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY.
poy A. r. ri hsON d. D. .; phladelohla WIN take tie
TO all services every one is cordially invited
81 Barhe,omcw,. Church madlson-aye and a.tlst
Ccek AonSoh crT Vi d. oo9 Sermon 0y Rev
FEEDTiiIGK v. CLAMPETT. sunday.schOol at $50 a.
sds" FRsg
me tngs through the week.
sstesnll Bapt!s, Churc HI Gthst, ar stsave Rev
1880 aud 1880 Evening subject Scarlet aad Crimson
Third Univer-ast Church West ll,st between 9Th and
1th aves.-Rcy. THOMAS W. GLLNAN. Pastor IL a. m,
Salist Idea OF cod"
Tw third street Baptist Church corner Le yag;on
yvc-key l.. A CiiAN DALI, Pastor VIII preach SUNDAY
1880 C. and 1880 D. m. sabbath school, $50 y. H.
strangers and friends Invited.
Thirteenth PresbytsriaU Chorch between 9th and
7h.ayesItev J. VI. WORRAiL, u d.. lstor Will preach
4 1890 a m. Evan ,sstic services at 73Op M Seats
I oe. All welcome
West Presbyterian Church 42dst. between 9th aud 9TH
lyest-Iho Pastor. Rev. JOHN r. PAXTON, ID. d. Will
preach tomorrow at II a. III aud 1;lJ D. ~
Wc-t Thiriy-,llrd Street Baptist Church. Pew A
BOURN. Pastor. VIII occupy ms pnplt sun
LAY 10 and 1880 sabbath h0o 80 a. -pecal meet
ings Monday. y lncstay and Friday eTenngs at $40
, rangers cordially invited.
West Forty fourth tniteo Pre-byicrinn Church.
bet At ard 10th aves.Rev j. W. sAlI r. OF on Clty, Pa
viii preach az 1880 a. m. 1870 y. m. seats liee
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OOO FOR NAMING THE AUTHOR
WILL BE PAID MARCH l. 1886.

HON. S. S COX Now Says JAMES RUSSELL
LOWELL Wrote Them.
dcvoured The New King Arthur at one sitting. II Is
racy with humor exquistcy wrought should guess
III an American authOr-we don't know any author eE
cept Lowell who could do H. guessed before one OF tie
editor, Of .Iifer but after reading THE NEW ENG
ARTHUR I say James Russell Lowell.
"Constantinoale Dec. 90 60"
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE SAYS:
81 have been greatly amused at the wit and humor which
abounds in THE NEW KING ARTHUR! At.r reaGins
THE BUNrLING BALL may venture 4 guess at the
author What heard OF tho later work has greatly eE
cited my curiosity
1.-THE NEW KING ARTHUR" and 1.-THE BUNrLING
BALL are by the author square l2m red line cloth
each 81 90.
FUNK & WAGNALLS. Publishers.
10 and II Dcy st, New.Yok.
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Business G auces.

J1O LEASE 81 LexingtOn-ave. near Madi-
son square Inrksh Baths and hotel Accommodations
exceedingly favorable terms
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-oERSEY
n Trains leave from CbambeTsst Depot for Epglewood
CIoser PieImOnt anil Nyrck y $50 10 ~, 80 400;
bsO exO $50 p. H. IL midnight sundays 7, g. NJ and
Nannst Spring Valley and MOnsey T. lOa. m $50 m.
sundays o a. n.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.
MEMBERS kY CENTRAL DIVISION,
D., FOOT OF LiSERIY.Sr.. NOarG RIVER

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FOR PHiLADRLPHiA and ThENroN. " Bosna Broos
I FsStG 20 iO ;SS IsS S'S
D Sss fSnnS'n e wsy % fS Hs
DRhWTSG:Eooa SHi:s on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
RssiaTna$ PHIifPSpELpuI4, siqtn
R19s. 3. "a rs I:s "a IsS ,5s
81 lnla spa III LIZ PENN
q SE&SfSG yi sp %ISjsHT 4 s s
il5 no loo l3o AGO. ESQ., 6:45 1900 p. M Sundays,
E F$ 5SA59SS sF G. nd a. e TOO s, n
%S IL s. q r. ssfs.s 1s0n ,o 81, 100
iS f5 s Ss s5 rs H rs 9asS,7
rS or ISG + 81 at 500 1890 s45 a. lSe 800 400
ra sS TS az RSp Ie R%ASST I, s G Zoo
iMINeToS 100 sa5an. 100. 1890 400 49,
For b s o g. os So s' 1850 iS Ss
$50 TOO, 1850, s'lS. losOp Sundays +o6 SODA IN
For FIX SFTEG 600 100 7ss ~ o aA isss
so a. Soo sss 7oS S 7s S. ~ 49, eq t 2SC s
pm. Sundays 500 500. s;4o m, 1900 NJ. l:SO AGO.
rs s GtN 60 L va Go SStEAy GROVE &C. m
IS Z u :S sSS Ss so,
For E%o5D IONS River BXRNEGAT at 49,
For Sfsi% An cslTY %iNELAND and BRIpGEroN,s
4:30 a. ~. leo pm
NFW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 5, North River, via sandy Hook
TAKEWooD TONI RIVER and BA RNEGAT, +:I0pn
Iie1ets can be rrocnrec At foot Of IDenyst Pier NS
ESs.a so5 S nd s d XIV se
IL and las GIeeawiel.st.: l4J ~ East y hst lsSs
YORK Ciiy In Brooklyn at No lO7 broadway;
kSs $50 futonst 40 s79 Ms9hattan ave in ho9GEsn:
IND hoss es:;aSon
,fsnsTs Sssssssg Gen. yss.i saSni:set SAT
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.
rWr BEST coSslh S A 4 F rs EagIrPEn
inS poUBLE TRACK LINE For BUSINESS OK
SHORE OF rfIE woRLp:FAMEp HppSSooMH NTTiagT EEs
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of In"
on ans after Dec 18th 1885, trains viii leave West 42d
t,sps leave from new downtown station t9otoi
North River 20 minutes carrier thah "' WV
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 900. $40 p M Sleep
or az IoSis 900 $40 p. soepers hre,Yh . NO,
Buhalo kocness5er PssSsrs md parior ears
H HISa anu PotsSpsis and CatsE ESQ., llao n
Ss.v6urV kingston saugertios and Albany, 80 ll;ae
M S5S. .sOS $40 ; ,!lS p % N 500 p.u
For Monti cal and Conada East 500 p M =, rcro,,o
.pay am bsiy except saturday. Other tran' daily OK
tons or Information apply EsbOhsa ~ a MSs.s
n sFSssSSn CIV Ses sss 81 s
and West shore stations foot Of Ws,s & Tor ana
s sc a sSs:s from ssf o.. sSa
10" ESQ Broadway. Qsneral fssssssszA se.ss
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

Gtramboats ano Railroads.
r1Op NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
sip at 5 n H. and II y. N: SUNDAYS except1al y
u TYSnrsion to New. Haven and return ~ o.
y, ORWICH LINE. ,.. 80 wo,.o,,,.
y Of fares g all points Boston ,Ss s wS se
newt ,er above street Ferry al A1o Il m uay
except sunda"
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
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CsrS Sundays at pm with palace opiPY cars gent
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BOSTON, NEWPORT. NORTH AND East
mum recommendations ~ MINIMUM fltes From PIER = il
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
the EASrAn rail from Grand Central Depot LnT 70
m (parlor attached and IL IN win palace seepnf
osrs Sundays az pm with palace SIC ping cars
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y ORWICH LINE. .. 70. wo,.o.,,.
~ Rcducon of all points: Boston % worcester
Pier 80 North RIVER oot VI N"S@
newt ner above street Ferry al A1O Il n uy
except SUNDAY
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r1Op OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Peck
L'Oh ~ -, and II D. No. (Suudavs exceptad) II D.
steamer arrives tine Tor carry rams NORM anu EsSs
IySnrsion IL New Haven and return " Oh
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A-pccn' EyFuxclistc rvicrs VIII be held IN INC TO-.
wing Presbyterian Churches during the uontd Oh IA-'o
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, WEXFORD ROUIE 10 NEWPORT, H. l.
w Leave Grand central Iepot rs fOllow'
AtS m arriving IN Newport at 80 D. W.
A y. m. aruvias IN Newpcrc u 90 y; m
(DraNing.room attached 10 b q trains
Thee DORE WARREN, SupL
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WANTED Clerk or Treasurer with $1,000,
w established Metal Goods patented aud known the
world ovu Address n. y, Fox ~ Tribune o1lee.
The Butler weekly times., 1886-10-20
Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy toi the speedy
and permanent cure OF consumption,
Bronchitis, Catrrrh, Asthma and all
throat andL ung Affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure Tor \er> Gus dibility
and all nervous complaints after having
tested lis wonderful curtive powers in
thousands OF cases has felt It his duty TO
ma it nown to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and disire to
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OF charge to all who desire II this recipe
in German, French or English, with 1ull
directions tor preparing and useing.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
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The Butler weekly times., 1886-10-20
Mr.. Abiel Leonard has gathered

a little OF his corn crop this year to
feed and says that from actual test
made in gathering lie Is satisfied that
he has 200 acres that vii! weld Is
barrels 600 hushels) to the acre and
that it would easily have yielded 20
barrels but tor the drought. He says
the secret OF It all is-Ciover. That
clover will prepare ground 50 that
with scarcely any cultivation !. will
more than double the former pro
duction. As matter of fact he has
not cultivated his coin nearly as much
as some of his nelghhors. Ii was the
clover that did it. He docs not TN
derstand why eyery body DOGS not
prepare corn ground with Il yrop or
two OF clover. and declares that to
get the largest yield OF corn III five
wears, out of field he would clover
it fer two years anh then beat any
one who raised corn tor five Years III
succession Marshall Progress.
The Butler weekly times., 1886-10-20

The recent interview with Mr.. p.
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to be OF the opinion that Kansas City
will be the great packing centre of
the country. He gives excellent
reasons tor the faith that is in HIM,
and says that he has added $500, 900
worth of improvements 10 the Kansas
CITY packing houses during the year
while he has not expended dollar
on hI> Chicago works. Mr.. Armour's S
interests in Kansas City are not con
fired to the packing business. and he
- acung with other eminent capital
ISIS of the country IN fastening the
growth of the metropolis of the south.
west. *. G. Star.
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A PostmaSter'S Statement.

About three years ago there came
upon me feeling of general debili-
ty. accompanied with loss of appe-
tite and energy. Eventually rheu-
matlsm attacked Inc in my shoulders
and arms, which so disabled me that
| could not dress myself. Finally l
had to give up my school. l was
then engaged in teaching. The
Physicians tried various prescrip-
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In fact, some of them seemed tn be
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the limb, especially at the ankle,
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had been man of fine physique and
N'A~'S NoAistltutlOH. dIlOuS RENE.
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doned. Seeing a certificate of
case similar to mine that had been
cured by Swlft's Specific, conclu-
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prove on the first bottle. Have taken
twelve bottles of the large and small,
and am glad 10 say that have been
entirely relieved. and have had 70
symptom OF the disease for more
than twelve months. | recommend
Switt's Specific to all nay fr,eds.
r. l.. LEWIS, Postmaster.
Central, S C., June 10, 1886.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
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,b.xe advantages to our agents and the fact mat
!, is an article that can be sold 10 every hoGse-
owner II mi sht not be necessary 70 MAKE an
.gxrKAosDlSARY OFFER TO secure soo9 agents
at once, but we have concluded 10 Hlake II 70
show not only our confidence IN the he4.S =.
our invention, but in its s..labiiy by any @seht
that will handle il with energy. Our agents
now al work arc making from SfSo 70 300
month clear and this fact makes II SAFE ior Us 70
make our offer to all who are out ot employ
ment ANY agent that wall give our business
thirty DAYS tTial and fail TO clear al least SIoo
in this time, ABOVE ALL EXPENSES. can return
all goods unsOld to US and we VIII teiuho the
money paid for them. Any agent or generai
agent who would like ten or more counties ana
work them through sub-agents for ninety days
and fail to clear at least $3.50 ABOVE ALL Ex-
YEssEs, can return all unsold and get their
money back. No other employer OF agents ever
dared to make such offers, nor would We u we
did not knew that we have agents now making
more than double the amount we guaranteed;
and but two sales day would give proht of
over St7s a month, and that one OF our agents
took eighteen orders IN one day. Our large DE,
scriptiye circulars explain Our offer fally, and
these we wish to send 10 everyone out oil en-
ployment who will send US three one cent
stamps for postage. Send at once and secure
the agency in time for the boom, and go to work
on the terms named in our extraordinary oner.
We would like to have the address of all the
agents, sewing machine solicitors and carpen-
terS in the country, and ask any reader oi this
paper who reads this offer, 10 send US az once
The name and address Of all such they know.
Address at once, or you will lose the best chance
ever offered to those out Of mpioyment TO make
money RENHER Manufacturing Co,
II6 Smthfeld ST., Pittsburg, Pa
The Butler weekly times., 1886-10-20
A Captains Fortunate Discovery

x Captains Fortunate DlscOVery.
Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and \. Y,
had been troubled with cough so that
he was unable to sleep, and was induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t not only gave him in
stant relief. but allayed the extreme sore
ness in his breast. His children were
similarly affected and a single dose had
the same happy effect. DR.. Kings New
Discovery is now the standard remedy in
the Coleman household and on board the
schooner. Free trial bottles of this Stand
ard remedy az John 6. Walkers drug
store.
The Butler weekly times., 1886-10-20
Buckleu's Arnlca Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for tnts
Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, CornS,
Teter, Chapped Hands, and al skin erup-
tions, land positively cures piles, or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money REMINDED. Fn7e
per box. 25 cts For le bv loh IL
Waller
The Butler weekly times., 1886-10-20
Final Settlement Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and Others interested in the estat. of
BENJAMIN Couts, deceased, that |, ]. n.
Bradley, administrator OF said estate. in
tend to make final settlement thereof, at
the next term OF the Bates county probate
court, in Bates county. state of Missouri,
to be held at Butler on the Sth day of
November, 1856.
~ 1T \. BRADLkY, Admir-.
The Butler weekly times., 1886-10-20

GAIA month and board tor live
YOCyorrg men or ladies, in each
Sornty. Address P. w. Z;esler al Co..,
Chicago, III.