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'- Local SepcrttT.
IpfSnUrtditiVit PoU Offlei aLNnt
Berht,V. G, at ttconMau matter.
JABYI3.
Senator Jarris has kindly sent
' ns the speeches made by him in
the Senate, on Jnne 11 and 22, on
. eotton bagging and the income tax,
and for this we thank him, bnt ' we
especially thank him for his brave
.words In vindication of the people
he so ably represents, fie has
taken the first occasion that presen
ted itself to speake tor" his people,
tad the voioe of North Carolina is
' again heard in the Senate. A little
wLHe ago the hearts of North Oar.
llulaas saddened by the. death
of Zebnton B. Vance. Heaven for.
i bid that we should, ever forget him
" cc in any respect be . false to his
memory, bat it is matter of con
gratnlation and rejoioing that the
7 mantle of Vance hs fallen npon the
, shoulders of one worthy to wear, it.
We cannot now give the speeches
of Senator Jarvis io full but :we
trust that the) will be soattered
broad oast all over the State. They
" are fall of patriotic sintiments and
l brare irords, iandf whoever reads
them feels honored that be has
, such a Senator.:
Speaking on the 22nd, of June,
. on the Income Tax, Senator Jarvis
aid: .
N "The question that we are now
discussing is simply and purely a
- question of taxation. There, is, as
very Senator knows, a certain
mount of money to be raised for
- the support of the National Gov-
arnmanr anrl T haliAva snnh vnar.
' an timsi ralla on. the) amonnt to . be I
raised Increases rather than dimin
ishes. Where and how shall that
eaoaey be raised is the ques
tion.
The Senator from Ohio says put
the burden on Sugar. The Senator
from New England says put it ; on
manufactured goods. The . 8enator
from New York, I belelvs, would
say pat at least a reasonable por-
timofit upon cuffs and collar's
that the poor people wear.
Mr. President, my idea is that,
In Imposing these burdens of taxa
4iM, the heaviest burdens should
be put . upon ' those best able
to bear them, and the least burdens
upon those leut able to bear them.
, If you are going to make any die-
tlnotion in Imposing these burdens
npon any class of our people, those
who strive and toil in the shop and
In the field, the 80 per oent of peo
ple who the Senator . from New
York says, own neither 'real nor
- personal property I say if any
olass of our people are to, .be fav-
nd in our system of . taxation , it
does seem to me that they1 ought
to be the favored olass, beoauae
k of their inability to bear the bur.
aens: y- : '
''' Then they ought to be the fav.
, 'ortd . class, because I believe it is
, this 80 per eent of people in this
country, who have been delving in
' the mine and working in the shop
and in the field, on the farm and in
U ths faotory, who are creating the
wesith I of i the . country, and
when the country : is threatened
'gm It is fronthif SO pet' cent ; of peo
- glbvt$M$ ropertyf iSatl'Ithe
T noldlery will oome whicu Is to
- defend the honor and the . glory , of
the eonntry; so, I say, If any dies
. of our fellow-citizens are to rlw
favored, It does seem to me that
they ought to be the favored class.
;.k; .-p:;fi Wfit t
fr. President, as I understand
rsmocraoy it means i sympathy
i :h the strussling people of 'this
c isntry: as I understand Denioc-
-y it nciartakes to protect j&e
. ; . '.j t-f tLa tvUutrj; bat at the
6. ..a t;o it goes out into the high-
ays and into the: byways, and
pot its. great arms, around the
laboring people, who ' create the
wealth ot the country, and under
takes to lift them ap Into a higher
and better life. . : .
I thank God, for one, that the
Democratic party to day is in the
hands of those who have the ' cour
age to take tome of the burdens
from the "people ! and' pot them
apon the . accumulated wealth of
the country, and Instead oTof8 bill
sounding the death knell ol the
Democratic party, -1 believe it Is
bat the first step onward to a high
er prosperity and a more glorious
career, if it shall ';- only , have the
courage to move farther on the line
whloh has been selected. ' ,, t "
' I believe, Instead f our Bepub
UcanTriends in 1897 ieeing a Ee
pnblioan President inaugurated,
that the standard of Democracy
will be advanced still higher, and
that oar .banners will again float
over the House of Representatives,
tne Senate and the White House
when the next President shall be
Inangorated. ' v
Te ttroter Clereland,' President of
These United Stat-the Hig-hest
- - Office in the Gift of the People.
Dear Sib: In these : trying
times wben the scum ot every na
tion on earth is allowed to settle in
our midst and set their heads to
gether to do all manner of deviltry
and hellishness, to give others an
opportunity to plunder and steal, it
behooves every law abiding citizen
to raise his voice in thunder-tones
and exclaim "well doue thou good
and faithful servant" of tbe people
of the V nited Statee.
Sir, in your recent message, call
ing out' he United States troops,
you showed no want of determina
tion to uphold the laws of the coun
try Hence Debs and his followers
were soon convinced there was to
be no compromise, no half-way
grounds, and the strike was dec
lared off. Tbe people of tbe south
are with you; they appreciate your
firmness in carrying out the laws
oi the land to the letter, even at
the point of the bayonet.
How many uvea ana minions ot
proprty might have been saved
could this have been done at the
beginning of Ooxev's march and
when the strike begun. Notwith
standing the criticism of ex-Presi
dent Harrison, together with the
destruction ot property, the loss of
life and the failure of the Governor
of Illinois to suppress rioting, it
was your duty and y m did right
in calling out the troops to sup
press or disperse an uniawtm
assemblages.
I will admit that it would have
been unnecessary for the President
to call out the United States troops
had tbe Governor of Illinois sup
pressed the riot with his State
military, which could have easily
been done long ago, tsat tne crms
came, something had to be done
and the people were depending on
Graver Cleveland who stands aB
firm as the Book of Gibralter or
Big Ike, the great American bank
runt dealer.
Yea, yerily, the strike is off, but
don't torget that tne great aiaagnr.
er sale of men's, youths', and boys'
clothing and gents furnishing goods
is still going on at tbe Thornton
Block in Fayetteville. Newbern,
Wilmington and Fayetteville and
the surrounding country give us a
oalL We will convince you that the
excitement caused by this grand
sale is Still unabated. -
All diseases ot the skin oured, and lost
completion restored by Johnson's Onen
al Soap. G. W. Gasklll.
Convention Dates.
The State Democrat ic con van
tion meets in Baleigh on August
8th.
First Oongessional District at
Greenville August loth,
Ninth congressional, Asteville,
Aueust 15.
Fourth congressional, Baleigh,
August 15.
Eighth oongres8ional,'Vilkesboro
July 25.
Sixth Congressional, Lnmberton,
August 25.
Seventh congressional, Balis
bury. August 1.
Eighth Senatorial District New
Berne Monday o my the vs.
- Eighth judicial, Salisbury, Aug
ust 2, i
Sixth judicial, Morhead Oity,
July 25.
Fifth judicial, Durham, August
7th.
Fourth judicial, Stnithfield July
18.
Tenth judicial, Lenoir, August
2. -
First Judicial,, Plymouth, August
Fifth Judicial, Durham, August
7.
' Sixth Judicial, Morehead Oity,
July 25. '
Eleventh Judicial, Shelby, Aug
ust 1. .
Twelfth Judicial, Dillleboro,
July 20. (
. ,. i i,.r m m
Johnson's Magnetle Oil kills all pain
Whether internal or external. $1.00 su
Wets; 50 qt. eize 25 cents, ' - ,:
J
-i-i-' Fortverttyearg'
Mbs. Wihslow's 8ooTM.na Syhdp
has been used for children teething."5 It
soothes the child, rodent the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind follf , and is the best
remedy for Diarrho4. Twfnty-five cents
a bottle. Sold y all druggists through
out the world. j j r. -ju18dwlm- -
tee
r 3 . 1
ICt BO CENTS PER BOTTLE
e imi u vsUaili mraiiuTisx rut, .. 4
' roe Can by DRuaaiSTS. '
TTTTTTTTTTTTT"TTTTTfS?fw
' R.. 0 Tavlor'. Murfreesboro.;' Tenn
write: - I have used the, Japanese Pile
Cnre with great satisfaction and Success.
' 6. W, QASKH.L.
Important to Truek Shippers. t
Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad, . ,
Transportiition Department, r
KeW Beii), N, 0.; June 30, 1894.
"Cir$CflLATl.'
.1
I have the following from Mr. J. R.
Kenly. Gen'l Maimgei' . A. O. laue All
Ball ,
"I have received the followiug measiiga
from Mr. J. D. Hutchinson, If en i oopt,
l'ouna. Eailroad Co.
"By arrangenients made with the Re
ceivers of truck in New York we can re
commence the- .delivery of perishable
freight from. your uist. A. K rH.J.lt. K.)
upon Tier 29, Kew York, In the name
manner a9 waaone our'iigiue yeur inva
beginning Sunday night. July 1st, 1894.
S. L. Dill, 6upt.
U niversity of N orth G arolina
Includes the College the University,
tbe Law School, the Medical School and
the Summer School for Teachers, College
tuition feO.OO a year hoard 87.01) to
$13.00 a month. Session . begins
Sept. 6. Address
FRKSIDENT V INSTON,
j30dw2w Chapel Hill, N. C,
HOTKLS.
NEW BERNE HOUSE,
Moreliead City, N. C,
J. H. , MANN, Prop.
Pleasant Location New Manage
ment Good Accommodations
' Attentive Servants
Terms Eeasonable.
Bathing Houses Free.
MOUNT MITCHELL
HOTEL,
UlaAk Mountain, JV.G
Unsurpassed Scenery, Water,
Air, and Fare.
Terms Eeasonable.
Opens May 1st, 1891.
W. D.-SPEAGUE, Prop.
BPEailroad, Telegraph, lind Post
Offices near the dpor ;rii - ml5tl
EXECUTION SALE.
Xobtk Cabowna, In the Superior
Cmvcn County, J Court.
The New Berne Oas Light Company )
VS 1
The Lewis Mercer Construction Co., )
and The JSew Uerne sowctngq (Jo. j
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.
Bvivirtue of an execution directed to
the undersigned from the Superior court
of Craven county in tbo above entitled
action, I will on Monday the 6th day of
August 1894, at 12 o'clock M, in the city
of New Berne, at the court house door oi
said county, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said ex
ecution all the property of The New Bern
Sewerage Company, and all : toe rights,
interests, and properties ot every nature
of the Lewis Mercer Construction
Company in and to the said
New Berne Sewerage Company, nd all
property of evjery kind owned by the said
Lewis Mercer Construction Company
in connection with the said New Berne
Sewerage Company, consisting of pipes.
piping, mains, manholes of said the Lew
is Mercer Construction, and The Now
Beme Sewerage Company, consisting of
aoout Ot Jiiues ui mijus uuu luaiuu
running through various streets of New
Bernejmd ' all necessary manholes and
other contrivances necessary ior tue oper
ation of the said sewerage svstem; the
said property being a complete sewerage
system for the City of New Berae as pro
vided by the contract tiiade by the City
of Now Berue with, the -Lewis M$rcer
Construction Company on the 17th day
of November 1891; also U .the franchise
rights, powers A privileges gristed to the
Lewis Mercer Construction Company by
the City Oi Nev B.'rne by the terms of
the streets of the said City of Now Berne,
for the purpose of using and -operating
the said Sewerage Systeuv and a contract
ujifli tlin Biiid Citv of "Vew Bi-rnn-for
flushing , ie said fSystem, also a lot of
sewer piping about aooo leet, - now. in a
lot ownep Dy tiames ueamond ou urn ve
street in New Berue, , .N. C, now leaied
by said Sewerage Companyt . also1, tlic
lease hold interest oi the said SewerageCo
in and to a certain lot and office on Crav
en street for . live years from January
8d 1893 , with, pjid .-up rcnti
to October 1st, 1804. The same leased
by the said feewerage -Company from
James Redmond-and now ocru'jfij bv
said Sewerage company. ' Also- a tut ul
tools consisting of shovels, , picks,
etc, :; (and ' ' all. other property
of every kind- ' belonging to the said New
Berne Sewerage : company, And - the said
Lewis-Mercer .Construction ' Company
owned and tiscd in connection with said
Sewerage company. .' . .. . r-,r
Tins July 3rd, 1894. '
W. B.
gberifl Cmveu County ,X.,LV,
HA U) 1IU1C312.
'$PaOjjMiBrick .at
E.H.&J.A.IIcadoT73 Cd
simp A
efficacy rSI; ' I
L J, i
All Orr::;;iz:il.
Wo take very great pleasure ig
stating that Ufi). H. H. Kogcij,
State Actlor The UNiTisn Katstc
ino and Building Co. of Bich4Xll8"i.lIwffl,TlC5C5
tnond. Vft lias nrirnnwAill t.hial . V-
mond, Va., Jias organised this
strong board bore. , f r
OFFICERS : . -
K. B. JorTEa, President. ' . i v
- Jas. W. Bidble, Vice Pres. i
H. M. Geoves, Soc'y; & Tres,
Wm. W. Clakk. Atty.- .
BOARD OP DIRECTORS:
Wm. Dunn, Chas. JisizENSTKiir
H a.. isTEEET, ' MATT MANLY, -
P. Duffy, , - Ben Hahn, ''!
, Jas. B. Duffy. . I
APPltAistfBS : N; H. Street,
Jas. W, Biddle,.'. Daffy, ' ' ; .
tLomfffgranted promptly." - .
Wool,
CANVAS Cloths
f -AND" ' v
,-i-rtt-o-tt ; '
Ladies Dresscs.of these : .
v materials will "be very
fashionable for Mount
ain' or ) Sea-shore this
summer.
We are. offering a liue of
Olaclt, - ! IVavy Dark
Tan and lireen ,
36 to M indies wide, ftoni 46c to
11.00 per yard.
j ISahiples Promptly Mailed.
W. H. & R. S. TUCKER, & CO.
r RALBIGH, N. 0.
JUST RECEIVED
A Car Load of
WestilFlbiir'
Direct from the Mills-
A CAR LOAD OF
Sfew Orleans Molasses.
right off the farm in
Louisianna, from hrst
hands.
Also a full stock of other Groc
eries and farmers supplies, for gale
cheap. Call and see me, it will
pay you. ' ;
If.R. JOnES.
Daily Per Annum, fG.OO.
Sunday, " 1.50.
Weekly, " " 1.00.
Papers reach New Berne on dy of Pub
lication, and contain latest Korta Car
olina. Hews, togotber with Telegraphic
UeportB ol the WorlO.
For lJale
A UOUSH & LOT on Queen Street,
adjoining the Station of the A. & N. C.
R. R. Co. Apply to,
. M. Manly.
GEO. HENDERSON
(Sacoaator to Roberta Henderson,)
General Insurance Agent
Bepresentlng Inrorano Company of
Nortn America, ol Pntiaueipnia. ,
' Homo -Insurance Company of Now
Toik. , t '
. Hartford Fire Insuranoe Company of
Bartford. . - .
Queen Insuranoe Company of Eng
land.
North Carolina Home Insurance Com
canv of Kaloish. - -?
Green wieb -Insurance Company, of
Brooklyn. '
Phoenlr Insurance Coinpany.of Brook
lyn. I
United Uaderwriters . Insuranoe Com
pany, of Atlanta." vt .i.-.?-'-J i --
Boston Marine Insuranoe Company, of
EEMOVAL.
SK.i STREET
GEIIEHAL . IHSimMICE
ANt '
' ' REAL ESTATE ' .
' - I AGENT. ' '
Has! ' moved t to. t he Steve nson
Building opposite the.Cotton; Ex
change where ho will be . glad to
see alltliose who wish Life or Fire
Insurance, or to buy, delVor lease
real estate.
LADIES ti 108 ; ; '
STEEl BSD FEKSTS3IEL PILLS
srstheorigtDtiland only FRENCH, safe nod ro
liabloor on the market. 1'ucs tLOUi sent b
mail, (inouie sold only by - ,4
IV S. DUFFY,; Druggist and
8ole Agent. n r. j
THE WORLD AND.THE STATE
' FOR 1.25.
We vull send the Nkw Tons Weekly
vVow4and Wbkkly .St aw. one. 'year
each for $1.25 or tlio Weekly State two
yertis for $1. Addrpss: The btiito,
' - iluchtnoud, Vu.
V":;i. "I. OLIVER
Life, Fir 2, Marine,
iAcci lent, Fidelity,
"l- Gteam Uoilet
A Number of Time-Tried, and
Fire-Tested Companies Represent,
ed. ' - ; '
Over 1 125,000,000 assets repre
sented. ' .'.''-. -4.
NOIORARY PtTBLIO. 'Ai
Commissioner of Deeds for New
York, Connecticut and Pensyl
vania. '
Agent National Board Ma:
rine Underwriters.
PROFESSIONAL.
Dr. E. H. GOLDBERG
SURGEO-ORAL DE1TTIST.
Office Henry Building, ' 5
Middle fit-rect,1ctveon Broad and Pollock
JNortu Episcopal church yard, ; -
New Bemei N". V-s
BRANCH OFFICE
Jacksonville, Onslow County N.C,
DK G. K. BAGBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Offloe, Sllddlestveet. opposite Baptist
ohuroh, . -- j
deo8dwtf NEWBEBN. N. 0.
DR. J. D. CLARE,
DENTIST,
HEW BEBE,K,,
Ofhec on Craven street, between Pollock
nd Broad. ., r :
J. H. BEUT0N, M.D..DD.S.
Practice limited to
Operative and , Mo
clianioal Dent 1 s t r y
aiul Dental Sergery. .
Tooth extra a ted
Without pnin by the
uso ol Nitro Oxide
Bvei-vthlnz in the line of Dentist rv done in
the beat style. Satlfiiction gruuranteed. '
Ollice. corner ot Middle street and Federal
Alloy, opposite Bnptlet church. i
P. H. PELLETIEB,
A T T OBX BT A T LA W!
Pollock 8treet,Fir8t room fchove Farm.
- er' Merohant'e Bank, jiy
Will practice In th Counties bf uravsa
irteret, Jones, Onilow and PamUoo.
as, united states Uourt at New Bern, ana
inBisme Oourt of tue Stat. . :
WM, . . CLAfiKE, .
Office, 1 South Front street of,.
, posite Gaston House. ., , .
ATTORNEY AT LAW
. AMD
Keal Estate As:ent.
:. JPXvw B-rno, N. C : .i .. .v
Connection. New , Y nk
Boston arid Canada. -
Timber lands.
' Farm Jands ; , ' 1
u Truck lands, . .
J' 1 U Town lots.
Do yon want to bay t v
' ' - s " WRITE.
Do yofl want to sell ! , '
- f , . . JWEITE. 1
; ' . SPECIAL. ; ' i r"
1500 Ueres, Trent ttoad, 0 miles oloity.
Timber and Truck land. ,' I
W.L Dquclag
,03
CJIIfllT' lTME BtWT.V!.
yllVaV NOBaUEAKINO.
5. CORDOVAN.
xrf HENCH&ENAMEliEDCALT 1 '
..spFlNEOALF&kANfiABjai
3.49 POlICE.S SOUX
EXTRA. FINE. . -
;ZAXf BOYSSCHOOtSHCEl
l.AMJlE.a 4.:..
X S SEND FOR CATALOGUE '
W-l-'DOUC.l.AS
i' -'BROCKTON MAS9.
Yon cbd save money by pnrchuins W. Im
Douirlafl flhoeH, . . : .
Because, we are tbe largest manufacturers off
advertised shoes In the world, aud guarantee
the value by stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protect voa against high
prices and the middleman's profits. .Our shoes
equal custom work la style, easy fitting ana
wearing qu&liUes. ' We have thera sold every
where at fowetvprices for tbe VHlue given thaa
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
j; l baxtep;; Agt.
Uliving qanlified ns AdminlstHttot of
tlie emtttc of licnrv Aocriy aeceasea,
late of the: city of i ow Berne, Cm ven Co.
N. C tins is to notify all persons bavins;
Cluims against tlio said Usury F. Ab rly
dee'd to prenciit the same on or bciova tne
83d day of ' May 1895 Or tins notice Will
be plead in bar ol their-', recovery, till per
sons Indebted to snid eslaU: are ltiHHu'cd
to mnke Immediate settlement: This the
2:kltlnT0t'A: v '
' . : V.T. F. An; an, Adnir.' -
Win , At' v.
0 1
i "
V- J
s
50 ""HE AD ' HORSES
RANGING FROM 4
1 &
And Weighing From
Some extra ffne Drivers in Horses
Exceptionally fine Draft Horses and.
' "
A full and - complete
...
Harness always on! hand: . v' " v ;
:'- Bine DTont staples,
':';."-- ,:.. i '
.We wkea speeikltv of high-class Yacht Sallf ind Rigging at
. prices very much "below those obtainable on the seaboard. Also , I:'
I '. ' X
Qompiete
sail pians ;
Send 6c. (stamps) for new IUusttated Catalogue"of Sails and Marina Oooda,.-ftX'i.
; . ; -GEO. B. CARPENTER & CO. H -. :J
we io j i so. water, SUK I twwwwr A CHICAGO. ILU m '
BANKS:
Farmers ii Merchants Bank
Began Msiness May) 189lVv
Capitol Stock, paid hi,-' -8urpluv-fe
' ".:- ' '
Undivided PoQts,, tt ;: .
Dividends paid, 4 i, h ; , :.
fey.'r OFFICERS
75,000.00
,-"6,000.00
'2.500.00
,12,750.0a
L. II. CCTi-EB,' f
W. S. ChadwtcK, .
T. W, Dkwey,
A. . H.5 .PoWELISii i"
'i- -ij President
. .Vice Pres.
-W'? f? Cashier.
l:&4:j& Teller.'
') '-."4 .Collector.
V, F.Mattiibws, ,
With well established connections ibis
Bank is prepared fo offer all accommo
dations, consistent with conservative bank
ing. y ik'.'s-tWr'sy
Prompt and careful attention given to
COllectionsi';''-;f;tw?sI.;:'
We will be pleased ta coi respond with
those .- who' mey , contemplate mak ing
changes of opening new accounts.' , .;.;
' t. A.'BBTAM, ' : ;J TE05.. BASHM,';'
w'fttiiaiauS - ' Vice Pres."
" '"' - 0. 'fi. S0BEBT3, Cashier. ; ( ;
THE ' HATIOHAL ; BANK
Of New Derne, N. C.
Capital, ' $100,000
Surplus Profits, i 98,168
;-( 'I:''!,-7;',.1;
, directors:,- . , ; ;
Jab.; A. Bwan, . Tifos. Dajuelb, .
CirAS. 8, Bbyah, J. II. Hackbubn,
JNO. DrJUW; " l-.- h. HARVXY,
G.Hi Koberts, . E. E. Bishop.' ;
Tnos. A. Green, Pros. C K. Pov, Gashler, ,
Wm.D.uM!t, vice-Pros. H. M. Obovks, Tollor.
CITIZEN'S BANK
OP Xfiil wBaiBira, xr.p. i .'
DO A GENERA Ii' BANKISG BU.blKESS.
- The Aocounta ot Banks, Bankers. Corpor?
atlons. Farmers, Merchants and others re
oolvod on favorable terms. Prompt and care
nil attention given to the iuteieut of our cus
tomers, , ,
Fordinand Ulrlch, i
J . A. Meadows,
Bamuol W. Ipooavr
Clius. H. Fowler ,
William Dunn, ;.;
K. W. Smallwooil,
Uoo. N. lvs,' '
E. H. Motulows,
, Chas; lmily, Jr.
Jftinos Itodmond, .
Chas Reizeimteln,
' Miiyer Huhn,
. Thomas A. Groen,
c.a.rov, j : '
is a recognized authority in Prac
tical Fruit-Growing, Market Gard
ening and. .every ' branch- of the
business connected with the frnit
and vegetable industryi ; Its col.
omns contain 'articles- from the
best , informed practical fruit
growers in this country. J
It is a six column, eight-page all
around fruit-growers and'' famil"
journal. It is f published - set
montL'y; at Cobden Illinois,
i sit growing centre of the V
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Famale Weaknesses, Involuntary losses, Sperma : ,
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4 8. DtJFEY, Druggist and '
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pages sbeet music six-i-the nret-
tiest Vocal and Instrnmental Mu
sic published, printed, in elegant
style.' with two,, large and four
smaller pictures of i the leading
actresses of the day In each folio.
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Jtliiug now wlw.i u nnnv-tlnu) It pays to eapa,
ii a iicrnianeiit, utost h'-iiitlry and pleasant bus
..fas, that returns r prollt for every day's work --noli
is the buitinesi we olfcr the working eitu -iVe
leueU theni.liow to make moacy npi Jlv, auu
,-uiiraiitt-i.- every one who folloi s our instructioiii
riiithfully Hie making of MOO.00 auionth. ;
,' fcvery one who takes liold now ud work, wih
mrvly.and speedily lnercuse th"lr eiu-nlngiii Iher.
'an be no question about It; others now at work
ire doing it. and you, reader, esu do the sanie
thin Is the best luyiuf business that yoa mt
fvcrjiad the chance to smure.- -You will make i:
;r:ivc mistake if you fail to give It a fiat at once
II you grasp the situation, and set quickly, you
ill directly And yourself in a mojst pro.K-f,iu,
luiuess, at whion you enn surely mak and suvt
irgesuius of money. The resultsof oniyaim
'nun, work wiU often equal a week's
Whether you are old or young, maB orwoi-i. it
nukes no iliHerenco, do as we tell you, s ho
.na will mcot you at the very start, r i
-xperieuoeor capital necessary. TIkwc -
for us are rewarded. Why not wrhc ' vi-rf
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