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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15
New Series, Vol. 80, No 20
LEATHER.

An extensive leather dealer, of Lon
don, says an exchange, now travelling
ing in this country, says that never be-
fore was there such a craze in London
for queer leather as at the present time.
He adds: "All kinds of skins, from ele-
plants to frogs, are pressed into ser
vice to meet the demands of the fash
ionable. Some of our shops are stocked
with supply of fancy articles that are
made from the skins of all sorts of
beasts, reptiles and fishes. These queer
objects are displayed in the windows,
where their appearance attracts wonder
ing crowds. Made up into various arti-
cles are yellow pelican skins, lion and
panther skins, buffalo skins, fish skins.
monkey skins, snake skins, and the COW
erings of almost every living thing
known. They are tanned and some
times colored with blue, gray or red. 1
think 1T looks hideOus 10 see pretty
English girl walking along the street
swinging porte -monnaie made of the
scaly hide of the boa constructor. But
it's fashions order, you know
CORPORAL TANNER related this in his
lecture: One day as he lay tossing fe-
verishly about in his cot in the army
hospital, lady of uncertain age enter
ed the ward with basket and bundle.
Old soldiers will understand with what
avidity the wounded men eyed that bas-
ket, and, as she stopped at the bed
side of Tanner, his mouth watered in
anticipation of the delicious treat
Young man," said the woman solemn
ly, "are you ready for the great change
awaiting youf" He hoped ne was. swell,
young man." continued she in that same
sepulchral tone, stake this, and when
you get well, if you EVER do, it may do
you good" And she took from the
bundle a-tract, and laid it on the
bed. "Thank you, madam, thank you,"
said Tanner, with sudden vigor, as he
noticed the title, .'On the Evils of Dane
lng," and calling back the old maid, he
swore solemn oath never to dance as
ong as he lived. The gallant corporal
lad just had both legs amputated.-
Cincinnati Times-S Star.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15
Dr.PiERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless. One a Dose. Sold by
druggists. 25 cents vial.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15

There was frog who lived in q spring,
He caught such cold he could not sing"
Poor unfortunate Batrachian! In what a
sad plight he must have been. And yet his
misfortune was one that often befalls singers.
Many a once tuncful voice among those who
belong to the genus homo is utterly spoiled
by" cold in the head. p" or on the lungs, or both
combined. For the above mentioned :" croak-
er" we are not aware that any remedy was
ever devised; but We rejoice to know that all
human singers may keep their heads clear and
throats in tune by the timely use of DR.. SGge'S
C;.idTrh Remedy aad DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
icsl Discovery, both of which are sold by
druggists
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases of Catarrh in the Head, no matter of
how long standing, while for all laryngeal,
bronchial. throat and lung affections DIR.
PicTce's Golden Medical Discovery is posi-
lively unequaled. 1t cures the worst inger-
ing coughs and builds up the flesh and
strength of those who have been reduced
by wasting diseases. 1t is guaranteed to
benefit or cure in all diseases for which it is
recommended, if taken in time and given a
fair trial, or money paid for it refunded.
Copyright, 1885, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15

SATTREs and lampoons on peculiar
people circulate more by giving copies
in confidence to friends of the parties,
than by printing them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
COns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box. For sale by Patterson Il Sons. ly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15

ATTORNEY GENERAL WATSON has be-
gun quo aDGIrantO proceedings before
the Supreme Court of Ohio to take from
the Standard Oil Company its charter
for various violations of the laws of the
State. The principal charges made are
based upon the connection of the Stand
ard Oil Company of Ohio with the Stand
ard Oil Trust of New York, managed by
trustees none of whom reside in this
State. This is very important test
of the powers and status of certain Ohio
corporations, and will attract great in
terest throughout the country.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15

REV. WILLIAM BARNES, who preached
the funeral sermon of Daniel Webster,
died in Jacksonville, ILL.,, last week. He
was Presbyterian.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15

In a vain man the smallest spark may
kindle into the greatest flame, because
the materials are always prepared for it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15

THE Democrats made a good deal of
noise about trusts two years ago, but
they took mighty good care not to adopt
any antitrust legislation, because the
head of the sugar trust subscribed $780,
600 to the Democratic campaign fund.
Things are different now, and to a Re-
publican Congress will be due the cred
it of enacting the first antitrust law.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-15

minor.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27

Camps should not forget that at the last meeting
might in this month the nomination Of officers
should be made as the election takes place at the
first stated meeting la December. The election Of
officers should have the attention OF every Son Of
u Veteran, i0r often the success OF Camp, and
sometimes its very life, depends on the officers.
Especially should great onre be exercised IN
tlIe selection OF Captain. Put in the best man
you have in Che Camp. BY the best man we do
mot mean The most whoe-soucd. hail-iel ow-weil-
met Son among yon bun the man who has The
ability aud the will 10 fill the positions one who
will attend Camp meetings, post himself IN the
Iiiualisio work and acquire knowledge OF the
Constitution, Rules and Regulations; one who will
appoint good staff and that they perform
their duties.
II this be done half the welfare Of the Camp
will be secured in the beginning OF the yoar, and
then II every brother will cooperate with the
officers fears need be entertained Of the success
Of the Camp.
Charters have been approved for lOl Camps since
Sept q. OF these Arkansas has 3. California q,
Colorado D. Illinois Q, Indiana H. Town 2, Kansas z,
Kentucky 3 Maine d, Massachusetts 3, Maryland
u Michigan g. Missouri 3, Nebraska 2, New York
10. Ohio Is. Oregon ], Pennsylvania 9, Tennessee
D. Vermont ., Wisconsin 4, Washington ] and Min
ncsota J.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
SONS OF VETERANS,
News from Che Various Divisions
Elections Of Officers, etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.


UEADQuAETERs CoMMANDERY IN CHIEF,
SONS OF VETERANS, ~. :. A.,
TOPEKA, KAN, Nov III, les0,
Special Orders No. 4.
A. To enable the committee heretofore appointed
in regard 60 mastering Posts into Camps, 90 CONF
plete is lnbors by Dec 81 1892 Rs contemplated by
the action OF tile ninth annual meeting OF the
CommnudcIy-in- Chief, Chief Mastering Officer
Gen. George ". poliit Is hereby authorized 10
receiye applications for Camp charters from Posts,
sud 10 muster the same ms Camps, without trans
uniting such applications 10 Division Headquarters
and 30 these Headquarters Tor approval The Chief
Mastering Officer is authorized 10 detail competent
brothers 20 ac n his stead, whenever IN hs judg-
ment the snmc ought 30 be done.
III. The QuartermRstcT-G ouoral viii furnish Camp
packet to tlie committee upon the requsition OF
abe Chairman thereof
III. Upon the muster OF a Camp by the Chief
Mastering Officer, or any brother appointed by
him for that purpose, tile application for Camp
charter will be forwarded TO The Colonel COM
manding the Division wherein such Camp is To-
Gated by whom it will be transmitted 20 these
Headquarters, whereupon charter viii be ISSUED as
in other eases.
by order Of LELAND J. WEBB Commander-iu-
Chief
Official: CLAY d. HERoD, Adjutant-General.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
In a nnrTy.

Foreign Agitatol-Ty friend, how many
hours day do you work
American Mcchanic-Oh, sometimes six.
sometimes eight. sometimes tea, twelve or
fourteen; depends on how much can get TO
do.
Foreign Agitator-slavel Slave. You are
only slave. My mission 70 this country is to
form HI organization To-
American Mcrhauic-I can't stop to talk
now. ] must get around with my deposit be-
fore the bank closes
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
Ishn and $500.

To-day Robert Bouner's Sons keep mp with
modern times, aud publish paper second to
none. The Ledger nov presents dress eE-
braeing all Of the newest Improvements avail
able for newspaper production at tie present
tine, To thoroughly appreciate the worth of
this Journal cur subscribers should avail them
selves OF their offer published in this paper OF
" three weeks for ten cents" and in this way
make themselves thoroughly acquainted as to
what constitutes the modern New York LEDGER.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
1000 oRGANs PEn NoNyu

A Wonderful Record. For the past twenty fre
yaars ihc COTnIsA Organ Co.. ID Washington II ]
have been Iuauiitc,u flug Organs. CouimrlIc.t..,
10y mHu ufacinTlng ~ per month. ieF are now SELL
inE Their cc"bttcg INSTRUMENTS lt the rate 81 over
1900 per mouth An indication Of ihrir fBns-
blity is ntic-ied by l4c election Of Hon Johnston
Cornish AZ Stale SCnH-or from Warren Eottisy l,y
an overwhelming majority. Their haIrisau,..
Catalogue d very elaborate. and u sent free -ctd
Tor n. address Cornish a. Co, Washington Sew
Jersey.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
LeniuHi Toward the Ola Ean.

Prisoner am an old man, your honor; So
on my last birthday. BE lenient with me. Sir.
The judge VIII. Being 50 years old, Won
have not long 10 live. ] therefore make your
term as light AS / can. Instead Of ten wears
Won 90 nj for life
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
DIVISIONS.

To ADIUrENrs AND CATTAINs.-THE NATIoEAL
TnTBUNE ha- Tie interest 81 the Sons of Veterans
al heart aud wishes them 90 consider that its Cu-
unusafc ways open t0I the publication OF matters
of moment % the Order. Lei us have newsy let
tiers from yOm Camps aud items Of personal inter-
10 i.Iu Bf8therH Please forward Camp elections,
and all Glnlp and Division Rosters when published,
f0r iiiC and reference.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27

Hood sSarsapAriila cures oGtarrh by purifying
the blood and building up the system. lake Il
now.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
NEBRASKA.

Order 30. 10 issued at Omaha. by command n
] Prank j, Coates, IDiOUC-4). q. Freeman, Adm.
taii-contaiHs the following OF runcrai interest.
J. DIVISION HrHuQ quarters are removed iT8W Room
street. The iUDEl formerly used for UCidquurters
! Was nOi Convenient 11r sending out tlc uumrr-
Ous cZpTcsr packages made necessary by tle
change lu tlIc badge and decoration Department
4 30 change need Ice made iu tie address 81 The
/ Colonel. AuIHHTl on nuaricrmasler, Tor tle J. o.
/ Box IssI remains IlIC same.
~ Tho nest ANNUAL Lucaupmollt 81 this Dgis-
ION viii be Ecld Ia Grand Island commencing June
.. 1891. ID has been decided by o. uua1imou. yo.c
. al tne Division Council 90 make ihis Field En-
Ctmpmeul. 14lC Camp al Grand Island las agreed
10 Furnish icuts free, and procure the use 81 rifles
and ammunition for CauTs attending. Prizes will
I Doe offered Tor the best drilled Camps aud every
! thing done 90 make the l.HcanpmCnI q grand sue
j ce-r both in poin 81 numbers and interest
Y. All competitive dT1Is Will be conducted and
decided according 60 EccGs Standard Infantry
+ Tactics Zach Camp should haze a least three
copies, fDf the instruction 81 their Captains aud
LIcuteuuuts. They will bc furnished by The Dvis-
lOn QuaItcrmastcr on rCqulstlOu at s. csuis each,
! which lnC. udpE postage.
XIV. The follow ing Camps have been suspended:
Holland Camp. no. 2 Crete, Capt. s. L. Wilson
cprpI lthte Camp, no. 10, Lincoln Gats. a. g.
Berry Laird Camp, 81, Nelson, Capt. Ed NJ Short.
D. u 10 Zoe hoped LHt these three lapialus wall fully
appreciate what iuls loss Of their rank aud past
TnnE nGHiis, ana max" reports aud pay pcT capita
before the irsl meeting lu December. Camps No @.
Bartlett, No 81, CiErgs, No. ~. Sterling hasiul.
nude cDn pie.c reports nrc hereby Tciustatcd
The AdJutIItr report f0T tlae quarter ending
sept 30 shows that ~ Cana D. aud OBS member
I were Boo good standing al lHsl report There were
1 gained by organization and nuslcT-in D. Camps
4 e5J members; lu other ways, 70 uBcmH hers There
were lost by pension thTcr Campo IJG members
Do other Wuys ~ members Number ia good stand.
/ INK al this report o. Campo Las lHoinbers
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
MINNESOTA.

Orders No ~, issued al Red Wing. by command
81 Il. ID. Morris. C0l0nei-C. - SuiiZer, Adjulaut-
contain the following OF general interest:
i'll copy 81 tHe journal Of proceedings OF the
I ninth annual l.uCsmpincHl OF the GOmmantcfy- n
EhlH1 is herewith sent 10 each Camp. Extra copies
VIII be furnished long tEey lat 10 any brother
desiring ihcn upon reoeipt al oeuis for postage
on each copy. Camp 81 viii soon be mustered ~
at Fergus Pals
IL. We would respectfully cal the attention 81
Captains 10 to fact that with Ordcrs No 90 issued
Hept. ~, 1890 we sent ont a number of FiFst scr
Ecanls b. ankle Tor the purpose Of c04eeITJe ie ncc-
essarg data Do order thai we NAY BRING o. dale the
new sci u books ilIltt were recently iurHisArd 10
Division Headquarters by tile e1F-ITi-
CheL As yet bu small per oeI4l, sl iIe CGmps
hNyO complied with tine request which D. serious
draw back 10 the AdIutHUt IN Ihc performance 81
lls duties in connection herewith. Some "a hs
have made their returns do Rot apparently under
Stand Their mature, hence VIII HCaiH stale .Iia
D. wanted, viz That thC maine 81 cVEry member
who LAS Joined tloir Camp since The Camp
mustered together with iiIe tllier's rDoDr,. clc..
stating which once iuvc been suspended Sropped
transferred. hOuuTahig DISCHARGED dsi. etc. With
date Of same An CKact cory 81 tile descriptive
book 81 LIE Camp. stating INC standing 81 each
nenlb Der, or disposition niH4e al ham. a. just what
is wanted. AlIIialus are requested 10 attend 10
I the matter a. earliest possible date.
~. LbCCOmcs our sad duty 90 EuuOunce tie dcGth
Of Brother u. i DHy, who died al ~ Luke H0spi-
~, 81 Paul, Monday, fsOv. D, "a clock a. an
lie died ol Injuries received while doing duty o. a
brakeman Oh the ~ Paul a. Duluth Railraad
Brother Day ftus mustered as charter member
Bear Lake, March E. Isss and has al WAYS
worked Tor the best Interests 81 tle Order His
uhtmey death viii lie mOullCd by al who knew
him
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
VERMoNT.

The FIRST Camp in Camudn was mustered On
uae llth 81 November bg Col. a. %. HsIy. az
Vermont AZ is located nt Montreal aud has been
placed under ihe jurisdiction Of tins Division and
been given the number 73
There BE- al tins time residing 81 pnulfnry we ne.
ltcve, tic oidcsl son Ol veteran lvug in tile per
bon 81 William Lamb, a Sergeant ln Co q, lltI ~
1nmrade Lamb wac bora sst fou4iugE. VI. Jan. -
lt2l, aud Dr. "a son az tHc late CLARK Lamb Of Co
IL, l8lh " fDnIslde Lamb b. d member of Joroc
Post 4s. GA r.. and 81 Camp Charles C. Rupnirs
5l. iic has iso a son aud grandson ~ lao belong 20
the same Camp.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27

Special orders on these may b. subject 10 delays
Fourteen CARAT 20 CT year hed hunting eases are
additional for ugineturBed and 81 80 for cngrave
Solid gold cases. in ifcurat cost "a cents per penny
weight for the gold and 50 for making (PlaiHJ. En-
craving costs S. more. For iScut gold the cost Is
cents per pennywesht, but this is too soft Fifty penny
weights the shtest hunting that should be used
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

q. W. MaEeusuiIcr LcWisburg: The affairs az ti,e
DIVISION arc moving aluug uiuCy. The officers are
nli stationed EI0w flIrr duly and VIII perform IA
Tho establishment 81 permanent hsHGgaarlers
while yet GA experiment b. giving universal satis.
faction. Ihl luutcd political campaign ln tLi.
state somewhat luteiurrEd With tHc growth and
prosperity o! thu order hat az ID h. past We look
loTw 10 song bright aud prosperous period
There ARE, however, vet many lllAr.g ,yltar,
Camps should be established. Many 81 fhrze
IAnccs might more readily bc supplied III lie
GAR would lcud az some euCuufal rlneui Ne
try reach all places oss de Bnl lgt c.liiiol rea
iil, And d ANY CDmradE al thc ta.A. r. 81 sou Of a
soldier over lb ycfs 81 age avail write 60 re hr
viii frceiHc blank UpplcsilI uIla iuHs ftr
THEAAT0NAL EIHu "a las kinds Al cred la, SO.
~ Veterans portion 81 Ih space and as n Order
shall cudcavlr a. proiitby ID. Col Geo. AZ Gerhard
Be- cirouiclcd among the bcnodicis 81 The DIVISION
Anna ~. Ross Camp. 81 Pinlaael plia the oldcst
Aitup lA iiie order recently VISITED AuuR M Ross
Post 81 GAR AID iiIc tso organizations s,,ent
a pheasant evening together
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
oRIo

Col. Declzman b putting his Aids 60 work Tie
hns ISSUED Circular Letter 10 cnch Aid on his STAFF
one % winch Dee has in every County, AID asked
thcm % look aer delinquent Camps, etc. lie also
requires them 10 give him list OF every town or
cay ln taIcIr respective Counties, where Cams
may be- organized. Iltis plan LEs already demon
sirated alma d Do productive OF good results.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
LADIES' WATCHES

So long either Wallham Elglu movement nav
be used n lJ-vegr the price win remain $50 *
II either Is specially ordered the price must 1890
The higher gvgte movements be furnished at The
following additional cost Gin 20 year cases..
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
MAINLAND

An aualoHce OF COO people greeted the Nccdham
Social Clubs entertainment FOR The benefit OF Ben
lamln 4. Butler Camp ln the Town Hall. Need
ham, Nov. u. Iuc entertainment was composed
~ three Dnri5--a minstrel program, musical aud
literary selections, and farce entitled = The iti-
val Lovers The affair uetted "a handsome sum
for the Camp.
Warren A. Cudworth Cnmp. Qs East Boston, EAs
Just elected The following officers 10 al vacancies:
llrst Lieut., George L. Fuller; Second Lieut.,
Fraul, Fisher
q. III. Powell, Canton: Corpl Chas. ID. Force
Camp, GO, Of Norwood. will hold an assembly in
GAR hall, Norwood Dec. s. The members 81
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp, t6 az Cauisn, will
act a. uslGrs at tie presentation Of Tho Great
Rebellion 20 be given under the auspices 81 Re-
we're Post, %, GA. r., ia Memorial Hail, Canton,
Dec, 3. Jahn =. Andrew Camp. -, oi StOuE htOa,
cleared $40 from ije recent entertainment. This Is
doing well, considering Tie iac that IL was stormy
nlEti on whlch ihe affair WAS given. Mrl. Waller
Al. DelaEO, OF sharon. and Lieut. q. Horny Powell,
81 Canton, represented Massachusetts Division
Headquarters AZ the GAR, Fair ga quincy Friday
evening, NOV. n, SONS OI Veterans might
The National tribune., 1890-11-27
MICHIGAN.

Gen. ~. 4. sherman Camp 81. Of -. Joseph. give
tiIer ilIird nuuu nIa-q ncrade bah This evening.
Custer Camp, 81 Detroit rUceutly gave success
iul Campfire ut which many prominent members al
tins Order and al fhc q. A. II. spoke. The following
committee 81 ilIrce las been appointed 20 secure
Iew hal for meeting: J. III. Cummings 4. I, Coll
yer and J. = Bavcy. Active preparations are being
made 10 entertain the sons Of Veterans who attend
the National EnCanumeut Of the GAR. ueEi
summer The Camp 3s now Ia tiJurishing con.
ditiun, and new members are being received al CIV.
/ cry meeting.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27

tloir commissions to them. The Colonel trusts that
Camps la their selection Of Camp officers, VIII
choose those who arc iuily qualified 20 iNlena 10
Tic duties o! The office, aud VINO VIII take m active
interest and command The respect and confidence
/ 81 the members 81 The Camp, Upon your selection
OF Camp officers depends the further prosperity OF
your Camp, go do not elect some one because he
D. good fellow, but consider the fact as 10 whether
he IL qualified and wal attend 10 his duties
MAINE.
Orders No II, issued ut Cumberland Mills, by
command Of A, q. Cloudmau, Co'nnel-J.N. llin-
ney, AdJutGni-contain the following OF general
interest.
ThefollowinC Camps. not having forwarded their
quarterly reports aud tax Tor The quarter ending
sept 80 1880 the Captains Of said Camps are here
win suspended viz. MHdsWorth, .; Bclingrr. u
a, Richardson, 35, and Sbus. IL. Hascy, 50 First
lAeutenanis VIII assume command and forward
reports and tna for The said quarter az once. tcn.
eral Orders, No III. was expressed 10 CUmhcrund
by mistake, and when received al these lcadquar-
lerh were pa suCH bad condition WAS Impossible 10
forward them, thus causing the delay in forward.
lng that las occurred. AS the Time for election 81
Camp C,lioers s close nj hand we would call de
attention Of brothers 10 she fact That the brothers
Tor the different Camp officers should be selected
Win care, and ihc ones VINO arc workers should bc
chosen rather tEHn some brothers who are good
fellows, as the prosperity o. the Camps dcHena
largely upon good officers. Brother 4. VI, Esla-
brook has been duly elected Captain Of Daniel
0hapl"In Camp $, Bangor and Will be obcyedRnd
respected accordingly,
MARYLAND.
}. b., Washington, ID. O.: our Camp, Gen. John
A, Logan, ., Wa. h1uored 10y visit from the Com
mHuder.in- & hiui OF the Grand Army last Thursday
night. Col. ACHzpy was accompanied by Ald-dc
Camp 7. ". THllmadEe and OF Commander Troll
aud siHtl Of the Department 81 thc Potomac as well
ns Col. - p. jhpmasln aud staff, commanding
Maryland Division. Gen. NCGzgy made a stirring
address, giving hls hearty Endorsement TO tie
organization OF Sons ~ Veterans saying he locked
upon them as The Junior GAR Addresses were
Also made by Commander IrCll Cod. ThDmHsOn
and Others, uitcr which refreshments were served
10y the OBsrp IiEr visitors pressed themselves
particularly satisfied with the impressive muster
services which made three new applicants meme
bcrs of The Camp Capt C. T. Conrad, First Lieut..
skinner and Second Lieut.. Nelson were nominated
10 succeed themselves as officers in Logan Camp
for the cnsuiur vpar.
The National tribune., 1890-11-27

The NATIONAL TRIBUNE proposes 10 put a stop to
sNiudling country people Watches OF so-caIed high
grades IL f3vorite scheme for the city sharps TO
advertise a genuine rold-flled MIoHtJuS Peer gold
filed case, in which is placed a ssyeH-ewelci works,
made on the Elgin or Waltham PATTERN or just rs
good the Waltham, etc., for astouisniugly low
sum- Indeed from sj 70 e. ANY one with ordinary
business sense would know il a fraud, but
spccious reason IL gven and many "bite" once.
Usually upon investigation the parties cannot be found.
and auy money sent is LOST.