Daily News, Volume 1, Number 145, Franklin, Johnson County, 6 August 1880 — Page 4

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DAILY SEWS

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1880.

||i Republican Meetings.

Hon. W. W. Curry •will address the peo

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le of Terre Haute on Saturday evening, 7th, at the Wigwam. The Garfield and Arthur Club of the Sixth ward has a meeting at 7:70 o'clock this evening, and a speech by P. B. O'Reiiy.

Primary meeting in the Sixth ward at 7 o'clock opi Saturday evening, for the nomination of a Councilman.

There will be a pole raising and mass meeting at New Goshen, Fayette township, on Saturday, August 7th, at 3 p. mSpeaking by Hon. Thomas Hsnna, nominee for lieutenant-governor, and Judge B. B. Rhoads.

Also, a pole raising and mass meeting at Middle town, Prairie Creek township, mi the sariie day and hour. Speaking by Messrs. Isaac N. Pierce and W. W. sey.

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Correspondence Daily N*w*: Brazil, Aug. 6. The inside arrangement of the Presbyterian church will be completed in a few days by the addition of ne# seats. They will involve an expense of about #400, and will add greatly to the internal appearance of the building. The churc$i is now en tirely out of debt, having sold the parsonage and raised a small amount of money to discharge a mortgage on the church property. No regular services are being held at present.

Prof. J. C. Gregg went to Martin coun ty yesterday to complete the geological suryey of the ihines in that district.

A shooting tournament, at glass ball, is tci take place at the fair ground to-day, the prize to be a fine shotgun. It will be participated in by all the skilled shootists in town, of whom there are a number.

The "Lansing Magot" of Brazil is irritfltbd considerably over tKe "Colored Ofidet Band," which has beert organized luislqt in the campaign iu Clay county. The colored race have a pcculiir disgusV for anything on the border of "decay," consequently their utter abhorrence of the "magot," and with the assistance of the News, Clay county will loom up a, fine Republican majority this fall, the Democratic magot notwithstanding. tJlay county's candidate, Wm. M. Ridpath was yesterday successul in receiving the nomination at Greencastle for joiiit Representative between Cla^ Putnam and Hendricks counties. A number of personB were present from this county, uomefrom town, some miners and some farmers, representing the variotis industries of the county, and impressed upon the convention expediency of nominating a candidate on whom the various elements here could unite. Such a candidate they claimed t«* have in the person of Mr. Rid path, and accordingly his nomination was procured with ease and great unanimity. Hon. D. E. Williamson, of Greencastle, was his opponent. Upon the first ballot Mr. Rfdpath received nineteen votes i% Clay and Hendricks counties, which was just sufficient to nominate. The name of ti*. Will lam son was then withdrawn before the vote of Putnam was taken, and the nomination of Ridpatli made unanimous. It is evident from what is known of the other counties and from wlmt is seen and heard here, that the convention iimde no mistake in its selection but on the contrary, nominated an exceptionally strong candidate, lie will receive a hearty support from the miners, and will be elected beyond any controversy.

The meeting of the Y. M. R. Club last night was one of musical interest. Arrangements were made for the reception of the flag to be presented by the ladies on next Thursday night. Mr. Will Car pouter uas elected of the State Club. Mr. Ridpatli who had just returned from Greencastle was present and addressed the meeting at some length. At the conclusion of Mr. Ridpath's speech. Mr. O'Lear/ was called upon and spoke for some time, lie was listened to with marked attention, and said some things which greatly encouraged the meeting, lie said he had been taught to believe that an irishman who would vote the Republican ticket was a little better than the devil, but recent thought and observation had led him rather to glory in the Republican party, .and that bo could see no reason why his countrymen should allow themselves to be the tail of the Democratic party. The

Democracy had duped the Irish into the belief that it was Hie only triend of their n»e.e, but since men have begun to read aud think they havo seen the sham and its solved to. shake off their allegiance to a party that has no better use for them than to avail themselves of their votes without giving them any corresponding return, lie said he had heard Mr. Voor bees at Carbon and was convinced that he w«s a demairogue trying to impnfee. upon the ignorance of the twoplo. He evidently thought that uo man in his audience had ever read the Democratic platform. He referred to Mr. Ws quotation of the platform on free trade, and thi* is the way he quoted it: *'A tariff for revenue,** leaving off the important ti junct "only." Mr. O'Lenry fpocch \va 'hugely interesting and loudly applauded by the meet inc.

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of all education is that diaci—dis-

ciplme in body, in intellect, wie mornature. Great powers of body or intellect, divorced from integrity of the moral nature, only make the greyer vil-

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HORNY HAND AND ACTIVB BRAIN. How, now. Horny band. Toiling In tbr amtd,

Vlutii Uui» l»U«e«rtbiw Tbat thon acoroeat um*«nd mine Looking down #o prouU Tboa'rt Uw bee hml I'm the dzoa*!

Is'otso. Homy t|utd 8%tbeside me ao the xwmrd

Wlxre'i the Med tu auad And well reaeon. thon sod I, Twist Um green and the aky. TOotf 0anrt'jrioa& and 1 ll'IkNLGMu'tVeare aodapiO, On ihjr brow are streaks of care Iron (ray's tliy Kant balr, •nd thy garments tbhs: Were tt not 2br such aa UMXI.

ToOJrigmorn sod nlgbt, Laznry wonld loee Its gauds. And the land It's might Mart and harbor wtmld decay.

Tower and Molpte £sas away. Onuited, H«royband! Hlgb's tl» Wjftfc yon do: 8prlng-ttme scn^fng,' AtUnmn tQttkt And tbe red-rirte'ihwty spllUi,

Were not bat fir yoo. Art and arms and all the p*)de Of oar wealth an 1 Stale. Start

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Labor high mut grp.ii. Hire of plwity. fr1r «»r tutrtb Master of tbe writ liug,earth. Yet, good Horny h«nd.

Wby tbunld'st thoii be vain Why should builder, ploughman, smMk Boastful of their strength and pttb.

Scorn tbe busy brain Working classes, self-bedubbedl As

none but ttwy

Labored with Incessant toll. Vlgbt as well ss day. With tbe spirit and the peo— Tmcbers, gnfcfcs. and fMendfff mft$1 Dranes Ulereue nodouot:

Yet not all who seem: Flesh and blood are not tbe There's a honey of tie soul

Whatao'er thon deam. rs tbe man wbo bnlldta ttook Tbat exalts and charms, Not as good as be who builds

With bis brawny arms What wep- labor bpt fbf tboq^ttf BaseleM efltort, born of naught I Slany a noble heart.

Mjtoy a /egal l»ead» .... f^vbors harder tor aur native Uuatf Harder than the bofulest hand

For Its dally bread PiUnter, poeU MUVpUi, tag*, Toll for human kind, Unre*nrd«l butOf Hearsn.,

And tbuiluner m)sd./ -'i 'fbou ipcifcU**1?—Sal—^tnsdonftf Pass from shadow into son I

Rattlesnake Jack.—Rattlesnake Jaot Is the ein&lioaioaH title li%»^haired scout #lio ajjjieareH on iur flt^ftoi^his week, Iftys the Graht County tOr) Timet, clad lit buckskin Imbiliinentd. Jack's forte is oratory and, shooting. After getting oatside of a half dozen •'straights" he opened in this style: "I'm a man from the mountains, Fin a hyena from the tropics, and a nephew of old Kit Carson I've got a string of scalps that a mule can't pack. General Crook and me ased to sleep in the same blankets and 'smile' from the same bottle I'm a poker-player from Arizona, and my mother rode on the first steamboat that ever navigated the Columbia I'm a buzzard from the 'Rockies,' and a 'cuss' on general principles hain't slept on a floor for fourteen years, except in a guard house I ken shoot a mole's eye out at 900 yards, and make a jackass rabbit ashamed of hisself for a hundred." When last seen this celebrated personage was trying to get abet that he could spit in a man's eye nine times out of ten at twenty paces.

Hydrophobia in Englana.

Some interesting figures as to the number of dleaths from hydrophobia in England and Wales during the eleven years ending in 1870, are given- in a Parliamentary return recently submitted by the Registrar-General, The total number was 387, or 82.2 a year, the returns showing an increase in the latter part of the period, the average of the first six years being 26.5 per anumn, and for the last five 45.6, while in 1876 the deaths were 53 as against 17 in 1875. This increase may possibly be laid on account of increased accuracy in ltaining statistics. Another curious point (which may possibly be considered as strengthening such an assumption) is the fact that the deaths art) almost all reported from certain districts. Of the total number of deaths (3S7), no less than 118 occurred in Lancashire, 75 west Ridinji of Yorkshire, 41 in London, and 26 iu Durham, the disease appearing to be unknown, in the Southwest, the East, the South Midland, and Wales.

A compliment, true and genuine, was paid by a sailor who was sent by his captain to carry a letter to tho lacty of his love. The "sailor, having delivered the message, stood gating in silent ndtniration upon the lady, for she was very beautiful. "Well, my good man," she said, "for what do you wait? There is no answer to be returned." "Ladv." replied the sailor, with humble denerence, "if you please I would like to know your name." "Did you not see it on the letter?" "Pardon, lady—I never learned to read. Mine has bjeen a hard, rough life.* "And for what reason, my good man, would you know my namer' "Because," answered the old tar, looking honestly tip, "in a storm at sea, with danger afore me, I would like to cali the name of the brightest thing Fd evei seen in my life. ThereM be sunshine ir it, even in the darkness i"

Hate Sot*

Hate not It is not worth your while. Your life is not king enough to make it nay to cherish ill-will or hard thoughts* What if this man has cheated yon. or that man has played you false? What if your friends have forsaken you in rime of need, or that one, having won four utmost confidence, your warmest hive, has concluded that ne prefers to I consider and treat you as a stranger? I Let it all pass. What difference will it make to you in I few years, when you go to that undiscovered country A few mow smiles, a few more pleasnresi much pain, a little longer hurrying and wom ing through the worH, some hasty areethigs, abrupt farewells, and our play will be "played out," the injured will be laid awav, and, ere long, forgotten. Is woijhj^to bate each other?

Every now and then some chap writes

to a newspaper for a receine to prevent 5" I hair frem coming out. Ir men would

mmg out.

go home from the lxdge before midnight, with their legs sober, their hair wouh come oat so rapidly. /We always go home earlv, and we nave mora hair now lhaa the day we were bora. ,'Jf -v!

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Anew wo^Mke applUtttce ft about to be introduced into the British servv e, ami will prubably be known as .ie "hand torpedo?' Iflte tho grenades of half a century ago, they arc intended to be t&rown by the hand into ihe enemy's b^tts, or over parapets and stockades Ittftinstena

of being a shfll

When a touch on the trigger dcto"tlre gttn cotton, and an explosion nich as erp^nment has nitwit to ,ent to shaHer in s(toms a Jh'eof granite. One such chhi^ge, applied, wonld antilhihtte a %, and in the hands of aaririg men, migKt work griat destruction by being thrown into large ships.

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im,, we^ry qf eefeWg 'Mo^ecaT «t atlhe gate, ob^ned the permission Ah^stferds to c&irty into execution vile scheme for slaying all the Jews the provisoes, hfe received the king's rifcg as his Wa^tant and it "Was with the ring he to

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Where are they going T* *W lio inquired the emperor. The Queen of Spain and little Alfonso." "They are going into exile, son." "Where id l&k lie?" inquired tlie little prince. This ertiperor paufeed fbr a momfcftt, then smfied tad fch8Wered in the way grown people are so frequently

do When

is the grcnAtc3 were, they/ Vehtlrtl* of guti cotton,jrafpgtt or jito a calce or ball of ttrree for potinds weight. A Ions conUs ched to each charge*, the other ima ifaidh is coraietit^d With a JKind !eld by the cfoc&tor. The tdris pitched iiito Uie required twri-

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ibCe,pte^tige Hnd power thttt op were as^l^Wcl with the rih^.

TJi® l»ad. one.good e£^c^ whi^l should have pef|n produced loiv' i^QT^the removal of a. »re^t many peojMe fewn the tow^ and^cities, «kl^ays overqrQw^&d, to tna, proadn oooecumed limds 'of the far West. The s^ o^ ^nd by the, gavernipent and, tlie rauwaj|i in that region have b^eifL mviq^ #uger dlurin^^he ^t. x&p than many .y«a» previous- In Dakota alone, the governWt, W rieven tiiAfea, as mu^h tH0 pretiom' rear. Iti Kansas, ^n»esota). Nebraska, ^ygsnitig, an be^n re mark a merit and the railways. that 5,|000,000 to 6,000,000 piore aa$s ba,ve been dl^pqasdof tb^e,in ^ie p«at than in the,,Rrecedft|g twelve #noMths, and the demand for land continues active.

'.Ling Alfonso said recently: "i am not one of those who go away. I shall die oij tlie throne* le it of a natural or a violent death," which recalls the aneodpte of some years ago. Wliea Queen Iwabella and 'her son first sought an usyftim in France, one day a Biarritz wliere tlie emperor and empress had gone to welcome them, the prince imperial snfldenly said to h« father:

forced

children drive them into a

corner by Bouifc weird question: "You tihall have exile explained to you when you are older."

Home SMadk Vinegar.—Steep a pi in, of good firiu corn in two and a half gdl* loiirs cf cold water lor two or three jotirs, and then put it on tho fire and boil it until the corn shows signs Of bursting. Take it off before the grains do burst and strain off tfie liquor, adding half a pound of sugar to each gallon. Place the cask, or the jug containing it, in the sun, and in three weeks or a month the liquor will be converted into good vinegar. The writer tried this receipt, using molasses instead of sugar in one case, hut the sugar makes far the best vinegar. It is born good and cheap. Large quantities can be made by using proportionate quantities of corn, water «oa sugar.

In a paper read before the Society of Arts, London, Jaines Mactear estini:i!ed the coal consumption of the British lueiropolis at over 8,000,000 tons a year. At one per cent, this would give 80,000 tons of sulphur or 345,000 tons of oil of vitriol—more than five times the amount given off by all the sulphuric acid works in the country. The yearly consumption of coal in "Great Britain and Ireland is 114,043,940 tons, which produces 1,140,439 tons of sulphur, or 3,500,000 tons of oil of vitrioil. Some rdea may thus be fbrmed Of the vast amount of sulphuric acid gafc iu the atmosphere of thickly populated or large coal-consuming diairiets of a country*.

Nevada papers, instead of speaking of a deceased citizen as being widely and favorably known, remark "There wasn't a saloon-keeper in the State who didn't ache to trust him."

A subscriber wrote to a journal to make some inquiries about the next world's fair, whereupon the wicked editor replied that he was under the impression that the next world wouldn't have any fair.

A man was taking him at a hawk that was perched on a tree near his chicken coop, when his little daughter exclaimed "Don't take aim, pa Yet it co off by accident!" "Why sof asked her father. "Cause every gun that goes off by accident always hits somebody

Two persons, neither of whom bears any striking resemblance to any great jurist except for corpulency, were comfortably seated talking over matters and things, when one said, "I once sat on the Judge's bench

in Texas." "Th tt so?"

asked his friend. fflwrt «rw ihe Judge A little boy, on returning home from church, was asked fcy his mother to give the text. After a thoughtful muse, the little fellow replied: "I don't hardly remember, but it was something about a hawk between two pigeons." The text was, "Why halt ye between two opinions?"

A Cockney inquired at tlie post-office for a letter for "Enery Hocden." He was told there was none, "Look'ere," he re plied a little angrily, "you've hexam ined an hodd letter for my name. It don't commence with a haitch. It begins with a ho. Look In the 'ole thai'* fot the hoV ^v.

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times. When to the highest —only himse}L. T-~lr .t^r.than his, minister—he topk the his, own hand iuid gawlt to yoang Hebrew in tplcen or the fcti-

nble dignity in on, the. throne being

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DAILY NEWS

NOW EN£OY« Asm ClRCULATlOy

EQUAL TO THAI OF ANY DAILY PUBLISHED IN THE CITY, USD

THE ADYANTAGJB 4YER OTHERS OP

A DAILY INCREASE.

BTTSIirESS MEN,

Should Note this FacU 'Also, the Fnoti that THE HEWS Ctrcrttet** asamgy ani ls flie ok tbe IN^UtEN—the men UPho PATRONISE H6^E INS^riTtTTIO^^

ADYESTISEES

Gall and see us. We will give you Beasoiiable Rates, and Q-uar-antee Satisftiction.

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TERBE HAUTE, IND.,

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114, IS, It, 17 S li.

Beautiful Grounds,

Ample Accommodations,

Large Premiums. Plenty of Amusements. Long List of Special Premiums,

Races every Afternoon at 2, Archery on Thursday P.

Bicycle Races on Friday.

Usual Rates oil Railroads.

Prcminm lift can be had of the. fecrcUry by mail, at the utablo of 'Braachnmp & Miller, or at the Recorder's offl •. and the Woolen mill of U. R. Jeffcrs.

W. T. Beacciiamp, Pres. Tt. R. Jejters. Snp't. .Jos. GitBKKT. Sec'y. \V. S. Cun. Treae.

PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE Distinct HcftortlH l.Usera! itrftTriner ntul l*Ruitin?. EloruiTon. and Moilprn IniisruBarc.

TWENTY-FOUR TEACHERS, loe Fl Ui «C«iC LKWOJiSi FOR $18 In the Conservatorey of Music connected with tbe CSolleee. Gharges less than any school affording eqnal advantage* and accommodatkmp. Jfitlt Year opens September ?tb. 1880. S«nd to Rev. 1. C. PERSHING, D. D„ Pitt«bur«li, Pa. for a catalogue. \Um\.

O.. FEHAT.K COLLEGE Sc

i:«M5KTAT»RY OF *11 *1C*. Establiahed in 188S. Situated in a most beautiful and healthy region. Offer* nn«arp»*«ed advanlacc*. Elegant commodioo® aiifl newly fnrnlAed ^partmentn. healted br steam. Teachers of acknowledged abilif*. those dealrtng to utady Maeic aa a profession, will ftnd here the advantafrcs of Eastern Con#enatoriee. Pupils are surronnded vrfth Christian irtflnences, and euafdod with parol •. tare. For circnlar»t «tc.. addrese *Y. P. i.&lt. Principal. 1S4 1.

H. H. ST^TJB

Livery. Sale and

Lumber,

orSelf 8'etting Coflee pay l^lhir deteriiinisd altbgetl cftn

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FEED STABLE

Cor Third axd Wautut Sts.

Xr. SOnVK Aock Is rerj fre#h, tad in good cobdltkm bsggies all

new.

Be alao Ma seoUexEtcD,

aodtadi««' Mddle hone*. S&SLS

iSliscelian^otts

STANDS TO-DAY WITHOUT WORLD.

For the no eqaij luurtbg atOOQ tbe tdt ttiSTersal use for (Airty year* in the most oaal&rua diatrlota. It MMRIKLM ARF« wBet^tfiafovlng for A time the «ymptoina. Imt M«dio«tinf the

the di^Vttewfty TTTKFOG A-pemiihenTcure. PRICE ONLIY 75 CENTS» ••••fMwad fcjr n« Dr. Barter M*41«lae W*. fliit If. lata Itmt, M. UaH. Home, 8t Charlee Book Eoed, St Louis

Dr. Yo«^»16od of Little York, Mo., aajr*: "I hare wed

tn my pridttoe, end otn he*rtfl7 recommend it tQ the pablia"

W. 8. CLIFT, J. H. WILLIAMS. ut.»t hi »'*•}uiv* "u.^u

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fdrT And Settling tJoff^e,

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CLIFT, WILLIAMS & 00.

ffee, as for Adulteratioi

a^id incteafcittg "Weight and Bulk. ThO purchaser oi every pound of so-called Glazed or8elf:Bfettinir Coffee pays for frorti 'one to three ounces or adultemtion, the amount

(ktbt^rasd altbiretlier by tlie coh&dience and skill of the Rjtms tt7.e ttieir om1! cwfee, if deslhid/at less cost and without the us

of Wtner'Injurious matter. People who have usqd Roasted Coffee arc becoming aware of this adulteration and With a preference FOR Roasted Coffee, are demanding better And purer goods.

In 6raer foitieet this demand I have erected a building and fitted up the most modern aMd improved machinery for roasting cofToe. and am enabled to meet and vanquish all competition, by placing in market,

DAUNTLESS ROASTED COFFEE!

^htch is, without question, perfectly Pure and Unadulterated, beiug roasted from

Sound, Swnt Berrios of tis Best ligli Urde Coffees,

So delicately mixed in such proper proportions as to produce a Boquet of Aromatic Flavors, malfipg...a most deUcioiis aad healthy beverage. If you want a delightful and healthy drink, ask your grocer for

HMAN'S DAUNTLESS ROASTED COFFEE.

I.am also packing the various coffees of the best grades separately, under DAUNTLESS' brand, which is a guarantee of the excellence, and will be known DAUNTLESS MOCHA ROASTED COFFEE.

DAUNTLESS JAVA DAUNTLESS MARACAIBO DAUNTLESS CEYLON DAUNTLESS MEXICAN DAUNTLESS PORTO RICO DAUNTLESS GOLDEN RIO DAUNTLESS RIO DAUNTLESS SANTOS DAUNTLESS LA GU AYR A

"""Sold only in Pound Packages and each package containing 10 Ounces of Pure Coffee. Ii. HIULMA1T,

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FEV^acUE SPECIFIC

Agvt Sptcye

BlfOESTER & S025T,

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Furniture, Mattresses, Parlor and' Bedroom Suits,

IQ2 and 104 North Fourth Street.

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Hardware.

CORNER OF KINTH Am) MULSB&RY STREETS, TERRE HAUTE. IND.

WHICH

K/QAST'Fm OOFiraaE

Has of late years acquired as ft staple, lias nnturallv puggestsd the better development of this branch of tra,de, It is alrwvdy an establishon fact that Roasted Coffee c'4&.be .purchased at ajpuct^ less expense than the conr umer can purchase Green Cdfcfce and roast it. Ijlie waly question is

DOES THE C0MUMIR GET PUKE COFFEE

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Dr. Barter't 9mr tmd Agm flMk

J. M. CLIFT

BLINDS, ETC.

Paints, Oils and Builders'

3F1 £3 E I

for Adulteration, hiding defects cf poor ooffee,

ter. ConsuraQrs ,se of decaycd eggs

Ylgo Spice and Coffee Mills, Terre Haute, Ind.

A N A Importer and Dealer

the as

Italian Marble and Granite

MONUMENTS

StatiiaVy, Ya^es, 25 SOUTH FIFTH STREET, 'TERKE HAUTE, IND.

SAMUEL S. EARLY,

Wholesale ProTlsions

Pork, Lard, Bacon,

Sugar Cured Hams.

18 MAIN 8TRKET.'

WKKK ill your own town. ««I ap c*pl t«) 11 ed. Yo« c*o (fivtf the btttitusM trial withont expen#e, The bc«t opportnnitr mr offered for tho*e wining to wosrk. You nboald try nolhinfi elm until yon »e« for yourself what yon can do at

the ba*ioe«f) we offer. So room to explain here. Yoo can demote all your time or only your "pare lime to th* ba«lne«. and mak« great pay for every hoor that yoo work, Women make much

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aa men. I for apedal orlrale term* and partiealsra, which we mall free. $5.00 outfit free. trd rime* white rim harumch

iWlUMrt *f ||H,H V(C wwu it Don't complain of hard tlntM w^r2?Vl»TMoch «chance. Addre** HALLHTT A CO., rort-it» land. Maine.

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