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THE U'THERAN VISITOR COLUMBIA. S. C„ NOVEMBER 22. 1872
And when the church ad- And just as God rewarded the
them qualified to become liberality of his undent people when
that medeth not to be they began to bring the offerings into
and tarnishes them with , the house gf the Lord, so has he con
and commission to preach tinned to the present time to iwward
* — A Iwilnintnii fKo uaiiim fhs Imk rr ea f I • X _ t it •
thoGrtP® 1 »d»ini«for the •**■*
t?| the same authority should
"L furnish the menus to send them
' siCm _ w . M n><i IT.
the liberal that deviseth liberal things.
Witness the history and progress of
the church in the past Other thing!
. ^ jjjjo the hedges and by-ways, j being equal, as was her liberality,
*Lth e villages and cities, that they so was her prosperity; and ou the
mi* fidl pro©/of their ministry, contrary, as she lacked iu this grace,
wiwuaif souls to Christ, iu gath- so also was her prosperity dimio
10 in the wanderers from other ished.
, in organising congregations, As an iutegral part of the Kviin
-jgtuv«rta«ways spreading abroad gelical Lutheran Church, we in the
the glory of God, and thus occupy J South have done something; yea,
ths land not yet given to | whatever may have beeu our past
the salvation of Israel.
fo educate iod prepare pious and
tslsnted young men for the ministry
e f reconciliation, and to seud out
aissionaries to the destitute, to build
»p waste places, and to persuade
to be recounted to God, our
bums should be fkHgio*sly $et a P a rt
to the utmost of our ability. Got
highest honor ou earth is to be in-:
strumortal in gicrifyiug God; and
after we have first dedicated to Him
oar souls, jrt, our all, how can we
more rtWertlf glorify him than by
giving of oar means—nxy, rather of
gotta own bounty, committed to our
stewardship, to send out the sound
of the glorious Gospel of the blessed
nnfeithfalneas and inefficiency, etill
we have accomplished much. Wehave
gathered up large portions of our
forces aud organised them iuto con
gregarious and Synods. We have
our high schools, and colleges, and
Theological Seminary. We have our
Home Mission and Education Socie
ties. We are moving steadily for
ward, increasing our membership and
our ministry. Bat there
yet very much land to be
There are wide fields of usefulness
open before us. There is yet much
material to be utilised, large terri
tory to be occupied, and great labor,
much prayer, and increased liber
ality are deraauded of ns. To God
who are less favored in | we are responsible. Shall we meet
this respect than ourselves ! In all 1 our responsibility us good and faithful
carter, can we be Christians and Mreante, or shall we bury our talents
withhold from the Lord’s treasury, and betray our trust f
if we have the means in oui pos- There remainetk yet eery much land
moon, when the calls are so loud 1 to be possessed. All over this Booth
art the necessity so urgent f The ern country there is much work for
Apostle Paul argues thus: j“ He that us to do. The field is white, the h*tr
spared not His own Son, but deliv- rest is plenteous, the laborers are jew.
end him up for us all, how shall be j Will you euter in and reap f In
set with him also freely g&e us all j other words, will you furnish the
things f That i«,jif God has given j menus to educate young meu for the
re the best gift th$t he could bestow gospel ministry, and to seud hiborers
eye*us, how can he withhold from into this inviting missionary field!
re ssy other tdeesing f Adopting It is in tiehalf of the Inter
tee same line of argument, we ask, ests of the church of God, the
imploriug call of the needy and per
ishing, and in view of the wail of
those who may be lost through our
unfaithfulness, that we plead with
you. Ami shall our plea be nn an
availing one f Shall the interests of
Zion longer languish f Shall pee
If you have given your souls to Got!,
which is the noblest offering you cau
poiably bring him, how cau yon
withhold from him any other posses
non, if his canse requires It at your
tend! And if Jesus sacrificed his
hi* on the cross for us, shall we not
be willing to sacrifice wealth, pleas cions souls be lost whilst the ehurrh
nie, ease, eujoyment, money—yea, if I has the means to educate and send
seed be, even houses and lands, for forth missionaries to tell the story
the promotion of God's glory in this j of the cross! Surely the spirit of
world, where the most amazing dis- world lines* and gain has not eo
plays of his love and mercy have pneaeeeed the children of light as to
been manifested fo the children of render them recreant to their sacra
laent ITnder the Mosaic dispensa- mental vows! Snob you mail
tion it is estimated that one third no more thrilling account* of the
was devoted by the people of God j destitution in our charch than rmch
to religions purposes; and surely you from time to time through our
the Christian dispensation is not less ; church papers aud from our pal|»iti%
noble iu its spirit hr design, whilst it! to arouse yonr dormant energies,
is more extended in its work and ; aud call them all into action!
wants that it may jgive the Goftpel to The calls are many and urgent, end
«M nations. > hence so much the greater ill onr re
It is not for u$ to determine how spousibility. To lie faithful we most
much you are to contribute to the 1 meet them with as liberal a hand as
cause of Horne Missions. Since our j we are able. Cost what it may to
Savioor has given us no direct pre ! meet the calls of luty, you should
cept concerning this duty, it is a always know and remember that it
question which each must settle be- costs more to neglect them,
tween his conscience and bis God. j Look npon the land yet to be p**o
L* view of your responsibility to the j sensed ! Does it uot plead eloquently
r t Master of the**vineyard, aid j and peremptorily for enlargwd liber
pressing demand for menus, as ality from every servant of God, an
Fbatioal of the
anniversary of tire Keformarioa was
celebrated by the ttodreU of the
Philadelphia Seminary la the lecture
room of Ziou'i church cm Thursday
afternoon, October diet. Ooe sen
dent conducted the litnrgtreJ aer
vieee, another reed the ninety-five
Three*; Luther’s hymn of the ehurrh
militant—“Km feete Berg 1st nnser
Gott"—was sung, and a Usrnsii ad
drena waa delivered by Dr. Mann,
whom Dr. Krautb followed with ah
English add non.
The Lutheran* in Heeding, IV,
held a mass meeting in Trinity
charch on Thursday evening, Octo
ber 31st. Old Trinity wee crowded,
•ven every available foot of stand
ing ground was oeeupied. Her.
Zweiaig, of the Hamburg charge,
read the Hcriptnre hereon, Keva. J me
ger, of the Priedensburg charge, and :
Rev. Anapach, of Matthews,
Reading, offered the prayers, Rev.
Uontxlnger, of tk. Lukeh, Heading,
aud Rev. Fry, of Trinity, Heading,
gave out the hjawa. Hew. Dr.
Schmucker, of 84. James, Heading,
delivered an addraaa iu Kagliah, and
Rev. Keendig, of 8t. John's, Read
lug, did the same In German
A Demotion tarty. —Mev, Dr.
Bwartx, of the Fourth Street Lath
eran charch, Williamsport, Pa., waa
agreeably sorpriaed lately. Uia peo
ple called at his rwahletice, presented
him with #30 hi money, after which
all partook of a supper furnished by
the self un ited guests, who. before
leaving, (died the extra edibles upoe
he pet ou the armor of God, about
the JOth year rt hk age, and proved
fitethtnl to ths Giprtln of his salva
tlou. The congrefailea, of which
he waa a rue«abar, will mbs him
from Us frwat rsalts. Hi* partor
will mres him ae oat upon whom he
could always rely} aad his pareate
will mine him, ae a worthy, obedient
aad effect ion ate sort. AU who knew
him will more him, aad fed and de
|4orr his krea. Hut the great Gap
tain of Israel's Hurt, has given him
a higher place j and, ne our lues is
gain to him, by the gr** « of God we
submit to the will ullimireo.
J. a. a
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tk« Wsr;..ng has been Heeded
flier* the Npasriyd ths
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Oct 4
Huts im Eighth urert. Now
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. J ! to< PaWiahed r- Twrlre rxerllrnt
•rtrtre. trwadared from the Premte. hy
We hare s musket mt other Trsnida-
lesw rtadev way, whkh we * til
frewi time to Uetr
Simmons* Liver Regulator has
equal as a preventive or rare.
by the terfc
Iter's NmwsmH
in bottle* only.
UBKXKUE*.
ate
with that
MR f<*r awp Im
the ret tore puidtahtag
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Cart that
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yoar love for God and your con-
srieoce prompt you, st» give. Paul
wys, u Ui)on the first day ol the
week let every one of you lay by him
in store, as God has prospered bira. 7 ’
Solomon says, “The liberal soul shall
he made fat, aud he that watereth
diall be watered also himself.” And
the Lord Jesus says, “It is more
blessed to give thau to receive.”
Under the Jewish economy none
w «e allowed to come before the
til the glad voice of Zion’s watchmen
echo the glad tiding* of salsa turn on
every hill top, and be heard in every
village and city ! We must not be con
tent to sustain the ministry in our
own towns aud neighhorliood, but
we must also send the bread of life
and the waters of salvation, by the
hand of the living luinuttrj, into the
land that innaineth yet to be possessed.
Then, cast thy brewi upon the
waters, and thou shall find it after
tion upon oar work, bat n certain in
dicatiou that future efforts will be
crowned with success.
Apd now, what remains for us but
to bring the tithes into God’* store
house, and herewith prove Him, aud
see whether He will not ponr us out
a Messing until there shall u«>t lw»
room to receive it 1
Ecclesiastical.
Lord empty, bat each was required many days. In the morning, ooe thy
to bring an offering unto God, And, seed, and in the evening withhold »nt
** another has well stud, “The same thy hand, for thou knowest not whether
wle obtains under the new teaching shall prosper either this or that, or
of the 8aviour^ from the recognizing whether they shall both be alike got*i.
of a cap of cold water, aud from The success that has attended our
is commendation of the poor wid- j mmsionary efforts in the past, is not
ow who had cast in two mites into only an evidence of God y s approba
treasury of the Lord. Our b*
u ®volenee should be of an intelligent
character; it therefore requires that
should be informed and reflect as
to the claims calling it forth. This
*ill enable us to see what we should
£"’e, otherwise we are liable to give
toe little ur to give without a due
togard to the relative necessity uiul
l®portauce of the object. Aud here
the membership of the church has
something yet to learn before duty
vifi be faithfully, systematically and
consistently performed.”
Nor is the grace of giving on^ that
be neglected with impunity,
fod told the Jews by the mouth of
* prophet: Ye are cursed with a
****** for ye hare robbed me, even this
whole nation. As a burning, blight-
tog curse, has the want of liberality
00 the part of the church acted upon
® v cry benevolent enterprise that has
. 0,1 foot for the extension
0 . Rodeemer’s kingdom. Onr
miserlj mode ot giving has dwarfed
c ^ nre, ‘ enterprise, and kept us
ou g in the background of eccle-
mastieal Work i whilst our historic
a’ue and true greatness as the first-
******* of the Reformation;
d ^ tled °« to the first rank, and
J2«wed that we should take the
in every good work.
Tmt “Hot SXKKJtPKiT OF Ot «
11 BALT u.—The liver m tbr great
depurating or blood rteaamng organ
of the ayetem. Het the great bowar
keep<>r of onr braltli at work, and
(be foul fomtpttoae which grtidrr
ia the Wood and rot twit, m it were, | that dbt
lb.- OMchioery of life, are gradually d*tkm «T
expelled from like *y atriu For ibt*
|NU|I»MI Dr. t*M*rA**« (kilUn U«W*I iUf"
IMaeovery l• pre eminent I t the article
oee«le«l. It cures every kind of ten
mor, from tb** worst artufalk to the
common punpi*-. Wotch *w rtitptt«m.
Great eatiug ulcers ktodh W d uu
der iU might} cttmlivr ittfiucace.
Virulent bhwal ponton* that lurk iu
the system, are by it robtwsl of thett
terrors, ami by a peraevrnag aad
soaieabat protrarte«l use of it, the
roost tainted system* may lw> com
pletely rrio»v.*t#*«| and built up anew.
Enlarged gland*, faux** and swell
nga dwindle away aud «li*ap|iear
ut>dar|
solvent.
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Marriages.
Married, on the 23d at Ortoher,
1372, in the Utterstt cksrrk ia
Shepbertlatawn, W. Va-, by Rrv. J.
Uawkina, Mr. Coxkad IX McKkr, (
of Berkely, and Mias Maria lit m
liCKiontt, of Bhepherdstowu.
Ry Ihfi fiMX at Ihfi Llh—u put
nonage in Kbrpbcrilstoa o, on the lint
Inst, Mr. Kowr. I, Mono an and Mies
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inn-., Mi. iwrei. i- aumta* ■«•» an* »• j o #
Abb Amelia Moikian. All of Hall ? , , *
Iowa.
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4
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ber, Mr. W. T. Ti knk» and Mias
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Obituaries.
L Inti,
J M Roof,
II T Dooly,
B W Raff,
J A Hedetibsugh,
Jceoe 1 tewvick«
B Hheely,
Rev II Wtegard, j
Mr* A Harriot. J
h d tart m
I* R Itemute, /
Mrs r Wedamaau
* LUTHKKAN
North Carolina.—Rev. I* O. Groee
close, lately pastor of the cbnrch at
MX Pleasant, N. C., has receiver! a
call to Jonesboro, 111., and the con
gregntion has extended a call to
Rev. D. M. Henkel, of Richmond,
Va.
Rev. C. II. Bcrnbeim has complied
with the advice of bis physician and
resigned bis congregation in Con-
oord, N. C. He ia qnite ill of heart
disease.
Rev. 8. Bcherer bss been elected
pastor of the Guilford (N. C.) charge,
and will enter upon bis dotlrt 1st of
next January.
North Carolina College, located at
Mt, Pleasant, N. 0. bss seventy-five
students now,
there are very
floe prospects for a large increase at
Christmot—Luth. dud Missionary
Departed this life, on Banday even
ing the 3d of November, al the home
of the father, ( BAUiKBa Ha<*hwaa,
second eon of Jaeoh K and Ana R.
Rawl, aged two years, five months \\ l fferbanlf.
and twenty two daya J Aeherer,
Poor little Chally , the place that j \* Nwh,
knew thee once ahall know thee no MreO Keagey,
more, thy *wcrt little face, radiant | D Klechiey,
with smiles of ianoceoce, ahall glad J W Brnitb.
den our hearts no more till the morn J t Tarm.
of the reaurrectlon. The cold grava j J J meekly,
bath closed over thee; but the rosea
•ball Moom, the spring time birds
shall stog their plaintive melodics
through many a coming year ere thy
sweet little fsee •hall Ire forgotten.
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Medical
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By
Il EICK TEOMTtCK. «f KaWivOte*
This., Aathm of “TteuMpsoa ne
Fever," etc.
FfLL art I lain Trealist un the
Laws of Health and LHaraar. and
praHiceof Meik4oe^<
fur faiui
It Is
Fonnd dead in bis bed, at his fa
ther’s reaidenee, near Mt, Jackson,
oo the 23th morning of October,
1872, Fbascim T. A1XB.N, aged 24
years, 2 month* and 23 days.
In the death of thia young man,
the Charch Militant has lost a vail
ant anldlrr, whose warfare waa an
brilliant as it waa sureraafel. He
felt with bin Hible hy hie side, show
ing thst bis last com in nninffti were
with hla God: Whn said to him, it
la enough, come up to the charch
triumphant. He was a member of
the Ev Lutheran Charch, and of
aaquestkmabie Christian character
Haviog hewn trained, by ebriitian
PMenta, ^ln the way ha should go,"
mo uwi trite* j
Th« New nittstrciad Peoples Weakly.
has te two weeks tsid itself firmly ta
pwhlie fare*
teriking fretwre* art
luive helped in this
the gift of ths
leilrhrwwo.
just so mail,”
,!**
resnlt { hrt te aMNI
rharming srt remark
in two
|.r« s* * mm* «,« * wm
Agents are bs
O'flfik I a It ifkif f f sts p
weeks, smaller two hundred snd eighty
in same time, mm an* hundred art ten
the. tern week, etek, etc. *.
great nitubiuiKH)
1 HDfiklk 8 tj-jkf <
tt
tavritery ( iresteresad terms FEE
MACLEAN. 8TOODAET k CO..
2 MMtetn.
Ch
Nor 23
10—44
family
medical work it lias no rival,
endorsed by the most eminent physicians
in the cowutry. North. South. East snd
West, Its merit and reliability are thus
pl.t red beyond uweotten.
This work is needed in every house*
hold It is sound economy for even the
poorest family to buy it Nolxwk ofibra
grretcr inducements U> agents, flend for
(fitwaktfa, with terms and teotiroouials, to
K«lios*l Ibibltehing Co.. Atlanta, On.
Oct 23 7—tan
NEWBERRY COLLEGE
LOCAim AT
AVulhnlla, 9. C.
JHI Annual Session of this Tnatitnrios
_ will
DAY «f 8
rents wish
at which to
the FIRST THURfl
KPTEMBEE (teh). 1«3X Pa
logs quiet art healthy place
> educate their sons, would do
well t-i consider Hie adraatajjM^rt New
berry Csllepn. The
is as thorough as say inotitatkw of
kirt in the Southern State*.
fen further psrtktilsre. addrere
the
AOf 9
Rrv J. F 8MELTZEB,
Walhalla. 8. C.
IM
.SECURITY
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY/
OF NEW YORK
Robert L. Cano, President Theo. A. Wetmore, Vice-President
Isaac H. Allen, Secretary.
AflflETfl, January 1. 1072,
WCf* -
iCOMK for tfiTl.
PAYME!,TO - -
8X300.023
- IMIMO
Number of policies issued in 1871, 5^*4.
Dividends are declared at the end of ^rrf year. All Policies are Non-Forfeiting
ter there annual Premium* have heat paid.
A few good a genu wanted, to whom liberal inducements will be offered by
LOTTIS SHERFESEE,
General Agent for Sooth Carolina,
-Vo. 40 Broad Street, CKarUeUn
June 7
AGENT# WANTED TO SELL
Thelight
in the East.
A comprehensive Religious Work, with
rtO elegant Engraving*, embracing
THl LIFE OF CHRIST,
The Lives of His Apostles and Erangel-
Mt*. together with tlie Lives of the Ps-
triarelt- snd PnqiheU, and of the most
eminent Christian Martyr*, Father* and
Reformers. To which i» added the His
tory of file Religion- Denomination* of
the World, ancient and modern, with
niu«“h other valuable matter, making it
the most comprehensive Religions work
ever published. Send for erreolarw, with
fall d< wnption and terms, to agents.
Addiess Nathmsl PtJJisliing Co., Atlan
ta. Oa
OCX 23.
4 —4b.
1871. Spring aad Bummer,
1872
R.& W.C.SWA FFILD.
We sre so* receiving onr newly selected
flPRlXC, aiut HP MM HR ST<*KK of
READY - HADE CLOTHING,
m YT8,
FURNISHING GOODS, etc.
Having secured the aerv
FIEKT CLASH CTTTBB in
ban De|MMtWMtit, w e will
services of n
our Cos-
MAKE UU GARMENTS
in the Ui**i K> k*, sod ruarantee satis-
fscCbm. tv r are •*♦•» «■«*» » ««u» t*.
those
FiiFECT-Frrrnro shirts.
Irtret Styles of HPRIXC, HATH on hand,
tter
Furiiskins Goods Departarit
Is complete. In fact our Mock embraces
everything New art Nobby, which we
are Mtre will pb-a-e the most fastidious.
Give us a < nil aad be convinced.
R A W C. SWAFFIELD.
Mar 29 29—tf
*. a. uivl
n. n. m 4-rkkkt.
WM. D. LOVE & CO.
D F.PIRE to announce to tbeir friends
aad patrons that Uwy have moved
“flf
into their
9TORE.M
LARGE AND ELEGANT
Corner Main and Plain Streets,
(I’ma ths Whecur Hoi isk,)
Wliere they have opened their IMMENSE
flTttcK OF
New and Desirable Goods,
flelerted with gn at care, and rompriwing
the best makes of Goods to be found either
in I VcwucsUc or Foreign Markets, to which
we invite the attention of the inhabitant*
of this County snd surroundings, feeling
assured thst we can furnish tneui with
better Gotids, at Ire prices, than any
house in South CamUna, as oar Stock
comprises only the beat clam of Goods.
Sample- sent by mail on applicstiou.
We keen alwav* on hand s Cboiee line
of GOODS for MOCRNING.
Mb. JOHN GRAY,
Well known in the np-conntiy. is now in
onr employ, and would be glad to see
or bear from his friends, at the
GRAND CENTRAL
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
Win,
Oct 31
OF
I>. Love A
( OLFHBIA, 8. C.
Oo.
—3m
GEORGE 8. HACKER S
Door, Sash and Blind Factory,
CHARLESTON, S- C.
N O imported work kept on hand to
supply the country trade. AU
work Is made at our own factory in the
city, end under the proprietor’s special
Price List. Factory, and
Ware Room* : King, opposite Cannon
SticeV on lino of City railway. P. O.
" ’* «
J. H. KINARD.
I HAVE recently returned from the
North, and am prepared to exhibit
the most elegant and complete stock of
DRY GOODS
Ever brought to this market, consisting
of the latest and most popular styles in
pres* Goods, ('artmeres, Ac., with a
full line of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
Carpetings,
'hades aad Curl
tig*, a
in a
And select assortments of
Window Shades aad
Matting*, and all other artidlee usually
found in a First Class Dry Goods Estab
lishment.
The gnuid o]*etiing of the
Millinery Department
On THURSDAY, October IX under the
direction and supervision of
Mrs. .A.. McCormick,
So generally known throughout the State
for ber skill and taste, offers unusual
attractions, the stock having been care
fully selected by herself, and placed at
figures to meet all wants.
The celebrated
How3 Sewing Machine
and American Button-Hole and Over-
Sewing Machine constitute a prom men;
feature in the line of my business, being
m-tly considered the mote efficient and
satisfactory now in **e
The public generally axe invited to
give me a call.
J. H. KINARD,
Main Street, one door South of Co-
i«« i4iX.*e.- xx . . .4, « . C p
o«t n s-tf
REMOVAL.
G ^m DiKRCKS. Wholesale and Retail
• Grocer, Columbia, 8. respectful
ly informs his friends and customers that
he has removed to his new establishment,
formerly Kin-h r'* building,on the corner
of Richardson and Taylor streets, where
he will constantly keep on hand a well
selected assortment of ail artifice belong
ing to his line of business, such as Groce
ries, Provisions, Tobaccos, &<?.
January 26 21-lv
A8w«l
= B e: l_ l_ s.
For Churches, Schools, Fire Alarms,
Farms, Ac. Fine-toned, warranted, low-
priced. Descriptive Circulars sent free.
BLYMYER. NORTON fit CO.,
CA4-OM W. Eighth Rt., Cincinnati, 0.
Feb 23 eow—ly
BELLS
BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY
I^FTARLISHED IN .1887. Superior
4kc-,made
and
tchools, Ac., r
'AL—Copper
—fully warranted, an4 mounted with
PATENT JMPKOm'D BOTAEY
NGINQS. OT Hlustiwted catalogue*
bells for churches acl
of PURE BELL-METJ
Tin -f
onr
HANGINGS. t^’IIlnstnltedcatalogues
sent free. Address VANDUZEN A TIFT
108 A 104 East 9d street, Cincinnati, 0.
Mar 15 23—ly
FALL WORK FOR AGENTS ! !
-UP THE SEIOHTS OP
FAME
AND
FORTUNE
And ths Routes taken by the CUaten to
hspmc MTV OF HARE," This is the title
of our splendid new octovo. 700 pages
of most instructive reading, bristling
with facte and alive with freak interest,
to be ready shortly. Exclusive territory
given; name tire district you desire, ana
state experience in business. Send $1.00
for prospectus book. Write at once for
descriptive circular to WM. H. MOORE
A CO., Publishers, Cincinnati.
Sept 6 52—tf
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