. ,, I. ; jL '. l" ja!it won an impcmant victory at New
i i is l i 'f. J.M .XT7 i Orlcvw Under 1 he Stale Law. which
TIIUriSDAY. M4RCII 13. 18.
Koter-! At the rostottur at Wlbnlturmn, S. Ci,
K-(venmr Ilcn-lricks. id Ii.tlianrt,
whaijnoi:i K'iniM. h.n wriu-n a
letter to a fric td in Saw Yuri; which
con Lai :m a bricfouline ol his views on
the political outlook.. ' lit? ink the
Ticw that with the fndiaoa Democracy
divided between two Iicikuis it would
be in itlv;ab!o t tain a PrcMlrntial
candiJate fomi that State. From what
be can leant Mr. Hendricks thinks that
the Democrats i:i Cunsns should de
port themselves with sue!) caution on
tariff matters a no: l alarm the high
prolecli jhUis into the belief that the
whole structure is thrt-atcned, and at
the same time, with sufficient energy to
- indicate that the parly is mt
afraid to prutuo exiting evils
just .because the lYnn.ylvani
aus cry wolf." Mr. Hendricks
hopes the party, in making candi
dates and platform, will bear ia mind
that for twenty years party shackle in
the country have not been so loosely
borne as now ; that the floating and in
dependent vote Is three times larger and
three limes more independent than be
fore. This being the case, the party
that wins will be the one which frames
that platform on" the great economic
mcasurej before the country on which
the great mass of independent voters
caa stand. The party that secures this
clement will obtain the White House,
in spite of all the red lights and trauspa
rencies and bontires and stump oratory
of the campaign.
The Northern I'acific Uailway. says
the N. Y., World, has a magnificent
White Klepbaut now in the shape "of
the newly discovered gold fields of Cteur
d'Alenc. on the border line between
Montana and Idaho. It is exacted
that ten thousand people will visit the
Kl Dorado this summer and pay the
road $300 ,0CO in the shape of fare and
freight. Ilcr.ce the glowing accounts
that aro sent by the agents ! the com
pany. Ileautilul pamphlets have been
issued, illuminated with views of the
ruindi and covered w th sold leal, j
They are written iu a ly!e to allure the
greedy and charm thi imaginative.
They are thu work i tin? irtlul passen
ger agents One of these folders.'
iiuel from Chicago, coiivejstni eluer
ful word to the miner: "The told
produced by U.e Ctrjr d'Alene p acers
is what it known auiong miners as
heavy, shut gl.l. and laru nueta of
from $jU to $i00 eaeh Iimvc bet n lound,
shottiu.: the luij ts to have been wih
til a loti distance ami iudicatiug a very
large dejKlt." Thvn to the frugal a. d
irupcvuiuous: "No Machinery r capital
rc-iulrcd. Thoe placers will jiell the r
riches to any ne who has a pick, pn.
and shovel and the uiaK-io U u.e tiicm.
Ia this camp already sevcuty miles of
iru'.cbe have been pro:-c:cl, giving
proaiiftf id rich returns. Thcre'is alum
dance of timber for ail mcvssary pur
past, and plenty of water in the cuups
ofthiOv jr dWtencs " . The railroad
Aladdin prvcvnU to Mate that a gold
eiu i l.Kv.ctl near Miner' Cabin. on
which c mrativf ly little development
has b.vu ma le, and cl hardly a chunk
can bo ptw-kcl Ui on the dump and
broke which di ivl : iree gold
This ore assays fruai $HM per
tou in oM." rp'e who hac gotl
home, w ho riradtho j attractive stories
and h j feel inc'.ir.td io ruli to ihe Kl
.Dorado, pick in hand, should bear in
mind the f..cl ihat the Nor; hero Pacific
ruad b !adly in ntvd or business and
that it is eay W tin t advaaiing agents
whoetn iiupr..v. n the literary nu-ri.s
of "The Arabian Nitr. "
- -
A l' th i'n-idri.ii il jtrrrence in
New York State ihe i'un -:
The two Ilopub'.icau faction n this
Siate are getim Tv ady for a sharp cot.
trst over tne election ol lclerai" lo
Chica. Th l!ad.T in many r th
now C .n;r- distne; in tho intt-rir
counties nave alri-ady i"t' wtnn
disputation. In the iuud-d rule- unl
recomuiendations ol the Nti"'ial and
State Com mitt ees they li..d plf ty i
excuse fur differing and juarr.-;iinj.
In New York inly two of ih IVi-si
dential aspirants hsve h iro-i.tible
fo' lowing. Tr.cy are Arthur and ltiao.t;
Th8 SUlwarts. f e.urie. ra'lj Un
Arthur. AU Federal i lllceh. Uers .are
expect to Tall into liue without hes.la
lion. This must put WiU;am M.
Knbert n into rather a tijhl plapj
The Ha!f-Brcc!s an lor IKaiue
Hero and there one id this faction may
r2akol Kdroandsor Uncoln. or even
Sherman, but tho great lxly wear the
bad-rcoilho plunul knight. Ueiajast
as noch or a candidtU a ho ever was
It Is only his methHls that have chang.
cd. In lfe7d and IS) and lo went after
delegates with a braw band, how he is
on the still bunt.
In the struggle in district Conventions
the dividing lines will lor present par
noses be drawn on Arthur and Blaine,
thonili Warner Miller, the great wng
clcV. may try to nin in here and th-re
5 clorleis filowcr. . Hat. ftfUr all. no
lonr-hcadca poliiician expects that
eUlfcr Arthur or Blaine will win the
battle at Cbifr- When the stampede
mcs it will be an interesting spectacle
Sin how many directions the sev
Sf?t!ro Now York delegates will
scatter. t
Now is the time to give Smith' Worm
oil. . lydw
i protects the "monopoiy, rtwo pi.ois
wb had not a State license were
arrested and thrown into prison for the
heinous crime of piloting vessels through
tho Southwest Pass without asking any
body's permission; wher-upon the de
fendants obUined a bearing on habeas
corpus before United States Judge Par
dee (March 4th.) resulting in their re
lease from imprisonment, the Court
holding that their arrest was io viola
tion of the laws' of the United States.
According to this the independent pilots
can now not only resume their vocation
but turn around and sue the monopoly
for damages for false imprisonment.
An independent journal in tho interest
of colored people is to bo started in New
York by some colored journalists, who
held a meeting lat week to complete
their arrangements. The paper i3 to
be called the Xcyro -American, will
make its first appearance on April 5.
and will have as permanent editor
J. A. Arneaur: who in a speech made
at the meeting just referred to, said to
his future colaborers: 'I feel that the
black man in America to day is sadly
in need of someone to set bim an ex
ample, and. I know of nolbetter men
thsn yon. gentlemen, whose sparkling
faces are beamiDg with the hope of
success, and who3C sparkling eyes flash
forth the fire of Intelligence, to form the
crew of the ship that ia about to be
launched upon tho merciless waves of
public contempt " l
O'
Thirteen Years' Dyspepsia.
-I suffered with dyspepsia for 13
years." writes John Albright, Ksq . of
Columbus. Ohio. 'Samaritan Nervine
cured me." As it always cures such
disorders. At druggists.
MA ICC U MIUTII.
A Southern Dakota editor advertises
his Bible Tor sale. He has probably
gone over to the otper party. Bismarck
Tribune.
An exchange says mush has become
a popular uisn in society, ixoiumg
seems to take in society like something
soft. Oil City Blizzard.
Tho Atlanta Constitution, a good pa
per, denounces an elopement as "a dia
bolical crime." Th?y must bo hard up
for crimes down that wny.Joweii
Citizen
Thi nihor ilftv. while a Vermont wo-
- , . . .
frvirnr ilntiif hnuts. one of tuem
exploded. Her husband merely observe
ed that h waft clad, on the whole, it
happencu beiore no nau ca'enme uuug.
Boston Post ' j
Mrs. C-Mk. wifeof Key. Joseph, is
U i-reparing for the lecture platform
Are hero no babie in the famiU ?
rUla Gill. What sort of baby talk do
you sunpo-io would prevail in that fam
ily ?-lIutford I'ost.
Is there lobe a rest from having i
watch our umbrella to see that it isn
stolen? This bnjpell of weather has
h.Hn i fpRrfut strain on a man's mind.
"kewping him on the alert for so long.
ILirtford lsl.
The "Sweet Singer of Michigan'1
hn made "Oacar Wilde" rhyme with
M.ter child." This is a little more
!itih! ihn her uttemnt ta rhyme
! "consanguinity" with -laws a' massy."
out no; iuucu.- iwt'rtA. a t
1 1 is sometimes a misforturo to be
deaf At a revival meeting not far out
of this city. r. few nights ago, a Gvrnian
anwc to express his opinion, and Kaid:
fir peV a jrxt manv on de road lf
hi!.. A worlhv deaon. who wait
hard o heai inir. and regulated bis re
bvthe inflection of the speaker's
voire, exclaimed: "The lord b
pctiscd! urudfortt Sunday Mxil.
Lost Faith in lbyiclaii.
Why is it that so many persons use
proprietary medicine."', or patent modi
cine, a they aro commonly called? Is
it because jicopU lose I faith in their
pbyMcians? Vell. this i. no doubt,
frequently the caso. There arc in
nbmberable instance where cures have
been effected by IIOSADALIS.! the
Great Southern Uemedy tor all diseases
oflho b'Kd when ihey had been given
ver by their physicians. It is one ot
the bj-t remedies ever offered to the
pubiie. and as it is prepared wilh the
rea!est care, as a specific for certain
diCases. it is no wonder that it should
be more effectual than hastily written
and carelessly prepared prescriptions
made by incompetent physicians. Take
KOSADAl.IS for all disorders arising
Tumi impure blood I It is endorsed by
i..H;nc? nr,ii(tonil men &well as bv
fiiunent physicians anl others Try it.
A wealthy bank fl'uvr being applietl.
to fr aid by a uot-dy Irishman.answer
et, peiulanik. 'No. tut, I can't help
yi.u I hav fifty uch applicants ns you
every dav "Sure, and 3 mi?ht
have a hundred without costing you"
much " was the response.
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Take Aycr's Sarsapariila in tho
spring of tho year to purify the blood,
invigorate the system excite the liver
to action, and restore the healthy tono
and vigor of the whole physical me
chanism. .
Ihero are about 2 700 births and
about 1,500 deaths perjweek in Iondon.
But there are more deaths' 'than births
ia Ner York everp year.
Kiroirr's Little Cathartic Tills
aro sufficiently powerful for tho most
robust, yet tho safest for children and
weak constitutions. 15 cents. cod
AFalrOiTer
The Voltaic Belt Co., of Marshall
Mich .offer to send Dr. Dye' Celebat
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on trial, for thirty days, to men, old
and . young, afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, and many other
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"4-'-- 11 '
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V Change of Schedule, j
rvN AND AFTER NOVR 13. 1S33. AT 1.05
yjA. M., Passenger Trains on the WllmliuM
ton it Weldon Eallroad will run aa follows : A
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DA1I.T
, N08. 47 NOKTH AJSJ IS SOUTH.!
Leave W Ibnlngton, Front St. Dept, 8.53 Ai .M
ArrlTe at Weldon. 2.31 P. M
Leave Weldon............ 3.00 P. M
Arrive at WUm'gton.FrontSt.D'pt. 8.40 P. M
Fast Thbocoh Mail, & Passengek Train
Dailt No. 40 South. -
Leave Weldon........:.!.."......... 5.50 I. 11
Arrive at Wilm'gton,Fr?ntSLDyt 10.25 P.JAJ
MALL AND PASSENGER TRAINS DAILT
j . No. 43 North. : "
Leave Wilmington.......- 8.00 P. M.
Arrive at Weldon.. 2.10 A. M.
Mail, and Passexgeb Trains Nos 45 and 42
Leave Wilmington. (Sundays, ex
cepted)....... .........12.30 A M
Arrive at Weldon. .. . 6.30 A M
Leave Weldon, (Mondays excepted)!. 05 A II
Arrive at Wilmington. 6.55 A M
Train No. 40 South will stop only at Wilson,
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Rocky
Mount for Tarboro at L20 A. M. and 4.30 P.
M.f Dally, . (Sundays excepted). Returning,
leave xarooro at iu. uu A.m ana 3 r. m. xauy.
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leave
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25 P. M. Re
turning leave Scotland Neck at 8.30 A." M.
dally except Sunday. t
Train No. 47 makes close connection at Wel
don for all points North Dally. All rail via
Richmond, and dally except Sunday ; via Bay
Line. ' ' '
Train No. 43 runs daily and makes close eon
nection for all Points North via Richmond and
Washington. . . " i
All trains run solid between Wilmington and.
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleep
ers attached. . , 15
For accommodation of local travel a passen
ger coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 7.00 A. M. Dally except
AGOING
Standard....;;
i. 2 lb. ......
'1 u'. ...............
BACON-North CaroluU'.
Hams, y lb......... '
Shoulders, If th.....
Sides, y ft........
WESTERN SMOKEdH"
IL&ms
Sides, y Jb.....;....."""!--Shoulders..
DRY SALTED
Sides. lb.
Shoulders. V ft.
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New New York. ok '
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nov 17
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Sunerlntendent.
EMERSON, Genera.. Passenger Agent.
Wilmington Columbia
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Northern.; ."I! ;
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CHEESE, V ft
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Sheeting, 4 4, v yd. ,
. Yarna, V bunohi "
egos, v dozen.
FISH f
Mackerel, No. 1, y bbl
Oil
...... k m
.......id in a&
Aiacxerei, rxo. l, half bbl v. If
MackereC No. p&T. J J gj
Mackerel, No. 2, r half bbl.. 5 oo il
Mackerel, No. 8, f bbl....... ? 5 1 5 1
Mullets. V bbl..... "JE ?
Office qt Geneeal sufertntendsnt.
wftmlngton, N. C. Nov 17,1883
w, ..... w
Change of Schedule, ;
ON AND AFTER NOVR 18th, at
4.33 A. M., She following Passenger Scbtd
ule will be run on this road ? r .
No.42 Leave WllmIhgton,(Mondays
excepted) 7.15 A M
" Arrive at Florence.. i...... 11.40 A M
No. 45--Leave Fi rence, (Sundays
excepted)'.... v.... ..... ....t 7.40 P M
" Arrive at Wi Imlng ton r. ...).. 13.10 P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. DAILT Nqa, 48
Weet and 47 East.
Leaye Wilmington..
Leave Florence. ..................
Arrive at C. C. A A. Junction...
Arrive at Columbia....
Leave Columbia..................
Leave C; C. & A. Junction......
Leave Florence.... ...........
Arrive at Wilmington..
9.10 P. M.
2.40 A. M.
6.35 A. M.
fi.40 A. M.
9.55P.M.
10.20 P. M.
43 A. M.
8.28 A. M.
Night Mail and passenqeb TsAor, Dailt
. . . No. 40 West. . , .. i
Leave Wilmington.....;.. ..........10.40 P. M.
Arrive at Florence....... 1.45 A. M.
MAIL AND PASSENGER , TRAIN DAILT
No. 43 East.. " !
Leave Florence at... ............ ....3.35 P. M
Arrive at Wllmlcgton.. ............. 7.42 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations. ., .
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton, and Marlon.
Passengers for Columbia and all points on ii.
& C. R. R., C, & R. R. Stations. Aiken Juno
tlon, and all points beyond, should take the
Night Express. r-j-I
Separate Pullman . Sleepers for Charlcstor
and Augusta on Train 48.
t Ail trains run solid between Charleston ana
Wilmington.
Local freight leaves Wilmington dally ex
cept Sunday at 6.10 A. M. i
JOHN F. DIVINE,
' Geaeral Superintendent -'
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent,
nov 17 .-,r - ..... . , .
Carolina Central R. B.
Company. - ir
Omoi ot General sltfebintewdent, i
Wlbnlngton. N. C. June 13th; 1883. i
Change of
Schedule.
13th, 1883, THE
operated on thl
mum
ir mi ii w 1 1 sent
U.. II a aiaax
U F F E R
"Anakesis " fSer. ud is
an infaGCbie curt for Pi lea.
Price fl, at druggists, or
repaia dtidiu. csampia
AdT4 ANAKESIS."
rs,Box 2416NevZorlC
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frona Vorrlhfnl Imnradtnec oatlBUK
Kawnna rahilitv. Maiital and Phrmv.
alWaakaaaa. V alnabla information m
tehWMwrin sa. uaaaaraarsaoa
PtAXLOt in. hot uy ;n vgo
t th a
nov 27 VwrwIAw
Horses and Mules
rjIWO CAR LOADS OF , HORSES AND
MULES just received, and for sale atprl-es
to suit alL Come and see them. "I
j
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c, always In
readiness for the use of the public
TWO FINE HEAVES, with NICE HORSES,
forunerabi. ' j V..V;
O. R. HOLLING S WORTH,'"
Livery and Sale Stables,
jas SO Cor. 4th and Mulberry sts
-N AND AFTER JUNE
following beneatue will, be
Railroad :
PASSENGER MALL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
Dally except Sunday a. ; . t- . .
I Leave WUmfaiarton at 7 00 X. M
xo. ju i iave ruiieiga at. ........... i .oo xr . ax
Arrive at Charlotte at...... .7.00 A. M
) Leave Charlotte at......... .8.45 P. M
No. 2.1 Arrive Raleigh at..:........ 8.80 A M
Arrive at Wilmington at.... 8.25 A. M
Passenger Trains atop at regtlar stations
only, and points designated in the Company's
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, UAJX
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT. -:- '
Dally except Sundays.
Leave Charlotte .0.30 P.M
Arrive at aneiDy.. ...... ............ 9.00 P. M.
Leave Shelby.....;........ 7.00 A. il.
Arrive at Charlotte.. ........10.30 A. M.
XTams no. i ana z maxe close connection
Hamlet with R. A A. Trains to and from Ral-
hrough Bleeping dars between WUmtejrtot
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte
Take Train No. lifor States vtlle, Buttons
Western N C R R, AshevtUe and points West
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athena
Atlanta and all points Southwest.
I-.C. JONES.
Superintendent.
F. W. CLARK", General Passenger Agent
fune 18 -. -,. -
FERTILIZERS, V" 2,000 lbs - " 3
Peruvian Guano, No. 1 a m j..
, u. v - v CO W g J
Baugh's Phosphate.. ....... ..oo oo ?!
Carolina Ferullzer...... tsoo v.
Ground Bone-.... i. ......... .00 00 ttt
Bone Meal.......... oo 00
Bone Flour.. ...... ..oooo rl
; Navassa Guano.............. .woo ta!
Complete Manure.. ......00 oo tr ,
Whann's Phosphate. ..00 0 I
Wando Phosphate........... .00 00 r!
. Excellenza Cotton -Fertillzer.SS oo .
French's Carbonate of Lime... 7 00 i
French's Agricultural Llme.. 8 so
Fine. a oo t
Northern Super. . ............. 6 m a
'Extra too sjis
s)l
Al.
01
K5
100
... 1 SO 111
... 1 is !:
7J f I
r r - jsamiiy.. ........... i qq
City Mills Extra. . i. q
" Extra Famby.... so
GLUE r R
GRAIN, V bushel
Corn, from store, bags.whlta. i
Corn, cargo, In bulk, white..
Com, cargo, In bags, white..
," Com, cargo, mixed, b bsgs..
- Oata, from store,,,.....
cow Pea
BIDE8,Vib- I - :
- ureen.....
Dry....
HAT, V 100 lbs
V Western. ......
I IU ...................
hoop (IRON, y ft............
LARD. V ft , : . t; , ? . i ;
Northern.. .....M...... K k
North Carolina Ot 1
LIME, v" barrel. 110 I
LUMBER City Sawed, fU ft ' I
Ship Stuff, resawed,.... .....18 0) CI I
J Rough Edge Plank:.. . ....U0 a?JM
WeatlndlaCariroea.aocorcUv I
.te qnalltyf....,..i...Z5lO) li
- Dressed Flooring, Mao&.:& tn
Scautlma. and Board. com'n-.U
MOLASSES.- gallon r - -
, New Crop Cuba, In hhds. ...... K
Porto Rico,, In bads.......... ,00
. . in bbls J 00 fl
Sugar House, In hhds. . J vs t
1 -lrUhla. J tt
40 t
mi at
ai W I
ATT a - . ,' : t -
Kerosene............ U
Lard.........i-... 1 M
w; Linseed... .00
, ; RoaIn,..M. ..U 9
Tar,..t. 4. .............. ....... t 00
Deck and Spar.........M... 00
POULTRY ' j j ' -
Chickens, live, grown. 9
. SDrinar........ ...... 10
' Turkeys. .. ....... . .....
PEANUTS y busheL
POTATOES, tf bnshel
Sweet.........
Irish. f bbl.. ...............
PORK, V barrel , , v ' .
" Glty Mess.....................21 K
Priine.. .................... .-lj
' Hnran 17 00
RICE Carolina, ip
Rough. V busheL,. , '
RAGS, tf" ttv-Countrv IVf
" - , .t - ,. ti.a
1"
lnbbla. J
' Svrup: In bbls........ ...V...J
NAILS. V Reg. CuLlOd baali.. 0 00
to
(0
2 00
in
i
I
I
f
rope, v ft m
8 ALT, V sack, Alum......... i
Iivemoo ! i
Ltverpoo
Lisbon.... ............. ......
- American.. ...................
SUGAR, V Cv-Cuba
. Porto Rico....... ...
A--Ooffoe.. .........
B ' ........
c
'- Kx-
Crushed........
On 1 n to. W Avtkmm
W&A . V 11J A.U. VUV.U.. ......... .
SinJSGLES, 7 In. fM.. ........... '
Oil
00 I
M fl (
91'
Off
Oil
ft
I Irt ri'-r t'
ilTlll il I cent for. postal.
Kainit. Kalnit. -
mch 3 KERCUNEB &C ALDER BROS.
Dyed
if
VtMONACTTS. 1C SECOND STREZT.be-
tweea Market and Princess Ladles and Gen
tie men's goods of every description, any color.
a tort m tit vmrrlii aiul hW.kl.. x .
me a pair of your old Lid Gloves.
. is . - '
. - .
Groceries. Groceries.
FLOUR,
BACON.
SALT, V
HAY,
ftAP,
SODA,
MATCHES.
TWINE, "
NAILS,
SUGAR,
LARD,
MEAL, .
CORN.j
LYE. i .
STARCH,
COTFEE.
MOLASSES,
RICK,
OATS,
POTASH,
candles.
LiUlIUIUUl.... ......Ml
' Cypress ?Saps.. ...... .. 5
Cyprees Hearts " !
STAVES. V M W.O. Barrel..
R. O Hogshead..........-.0 J J ,
TALLOW, V , J f
TIMBER y II feet-Shipping J J
J Fine M1U.. U 9
J Mill Prime..;.......'. 'fti
MU1 Fair, -V
Common Mill.... I
Inferior to Ordhiary...i" , 1
xtoixn tarouna... M .
WOOL, f. ft Washed..... J ;
Burrr.. ....... ....... .
; for the worth e,i
mall yon fre,
box of sample good that wV
way of making more money u t
yor ever thought possib-e
Capital not rennlred. We !"1
can work all the time or $Zvf
TLe work la u nlversally adapted .
young and old. You can ef"'..!S i'
cents to $5 every evening. "f'JJ
work may test the busieest,
paralleled oner; to all who art r
fled we wl;l send $1 to pay
writing ua. Fnll pjrarSr
sent free. Fortunes will W.Jr!'
who give their whole tima
ausoiuteiy aurc
Address Sttxsox
now.
Maine.
not'
1 ' 1,111 . ..-iTMir'
best book ever sold for JeKirTi
price. The fastest selling t
Immense profiU to agecu-
people want it. amj flu
ceaarni agent. ieni v -
Co., Portland., Maine. VL'
box of goods wwen vw
monevrfeht away than
WOTIO. All. Ol Cit
axle grease, buckets,
SHOT. CAPS, Ac
j :" 'i '""For sale by"'
Kerclincr s Caldor Uro
hour The broad roaa w .tJZT
the workers. abaoMKiy
dress; True A CO., Angw
nor wma lyw. ;4 J
a wee a -
; reo aired. ir.,.-"J
i9'ifSl week at boroe.
UU J
a . a.
buainesa at which personi f v i
or old, can make great P t7Y: i
work, with absolntejtaV
tlcuUrs to H. HAIXETT v
E0TidlTW