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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21
SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING!
AT REDUCED PRICES.

A FEW OF THOSE sPRISG CAss go SUITS
IA LETT 20 close Out for Is 81 A. SrRACS', IOII
fennsy " anis avenue.
LINE WHITE MARsEILLEs AID DUCK
IL VESTS sold regardless 20 cost. A. SrRAU5.
TEE SIS OAss. SUIT down to els. ioIl
Il Pennsylvanis avenue.
\ IGHT-COLOBKD CAss PANTS at sIsO and
IL IS that sold for % snd 81. a. sTRAUs.
V'HE s2s BLAOs CLOTH DREss SUITS re-
dueed to SIS 10l1 Psnnsy lvsnis avenue
DLAIp OAss. SO SUITS on hand yet are to be
Il sid FOR sl2. A. sTRAUs.
A GREAT VARIETY or Oass PANTS, all
"a eoiors and sizes, for ss and %. l0lI Penn
- lyshia avenue.
RofsFIsIOAsss SUITS o. and o.. formerly
u no and en. A. sTkAUS
A LPACA LINEN AND MOHAIR DUsrERs Q.
XoUTHs FINE en BUTTS selling nov for eIl.
II A. sTRAUS.
EEGLIsH CHECK oAss. Ga SUITS to be di,
Il posed Of for Sio. IoIi fennsylvania avenue.
RoTs soHooL SUITS. % and %, c. A.
CHILpREs's SUITS, tour to ten year, Of .s.,y
SGSToH oAss. Ga SUITS for o. st A.
EXTBA SIZE CASHMERE AID FLANNEL
Il SUITS, from a TO % inches, st reduced prioes.
Ese5Isa E9RsTI0 D. ?. IRoGk GOATS
ss. 1o1I Pennsylvsnis avenue.
VouNe MEMS FINE wORsTED GOATS and
II vxsIS from 10 20 % years. reduced 70 Q 10, for
merry en. 1o1l Pennsyiyania avenue.
A LaRel LIsEog oHILDRIH's oAss. and
reduced. A srRAUs, 1oII Penn. svsnue.
CEsTEsHIAL vIsITORs SHOULD rAKBAp-
VANTAGE OF TEE ABOVE BARGAInS.
AN ElRLY SCI ECTION FROM THOSE
sscSSs THE sEsr a sikslli M
a. srRAUs.
Uu-u 1st1 PRNHsYLvAHIAAvsNU
nPrICIAN.-To iAs Ps6te-My newly. invent.
y Cd I'll sLAss: Which 1 no. man @AA
any Iye s.s In the whole world. They can b
regulated By two small screws TO exactly t the
Il sSH. he
kassia Ruby Glsss- For nestness and zhtness they
issA0 ALlxsEDER. L s2s Penn. ave-.
te7-Brpu Inventor. Psteutee and 3soufscturer.
FaAaKII.o ssrsS,a,,. -
.,I lss s,.I,,,. ss p!Sb,s 1917, Asr
- W. sTRAUs'
OELEBBArED CRYSTAL SPRING
ALEs AND POR rER.
THOMAS WALSH AGzNI,
10Th and q streets northwest.
enslo-m Washington, ID. u.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
COroi. S s.s, perpIs ri-ssE, cents: GSdfr.ys
Helmbolas Buehu, - cents; wrIshTis Pills n,
Sssr Ssq ss., ss ST E:
= cent; Berson Celery and hAmomiie Pills for
.usls O.. sI1 Mas. ave, corner D an street s,
IL kEIsOHABLE PRICES, By
.r.u MRs. TkiEs, sLS'cs; s1a1alno,
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
Prem s.ssis,: d.iiS b. II s re sore
On connis.iOn By
ID. Z. DUTROW,
-es-e yes g,h 81. ops nenser Market.
@ nxsunn,..,n
TRUNKS! -
HARNESS.
TRUNKSl AT
HARNESS.
TRUNKSI
PRACTICAL MAHUBAorURHR,
susiSr sos MARKBr SPACE.
Mrs. n. L. BABRIsGE 3.
sGssa- Residence aia1 a .,rsst northwest.
VIZ. HARMON. T. Il. BOswELL. DIV. LAszAx
HARMON. BOSWELL q CO..
BUBnIfURE, UPHOLSTERY GOODS ALL
DECORATIONS,
sI3 san street. Near PsnnsyIvAnia svsnas.
Ss1co1D-aAAD OkoTHIl0, RURHIRURD
49,, bsd1tns, OlloIoshs, and goods a. EVER
or&ers ey Ran pFS0Viy sSsSSdad %,
nsu 49, SoI.An I O.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21
EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter
nal revenue, s621 SCI IS; customs, s574 ,625. IS

THOMAS Y. MosBY has been appointed
gauger of internal revenue for the 5th Vir-
s.uia district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

0The st. Louis Republican calls for an
editors' strike. Quat on toast three times Q
day, or gore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

TIE WAGES REDUCTION to employees on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad has created
much feeling among persons interested at
prominent points along the line. Saturday
there were printed notices posted at Pied
mont, Keyser and other places, calling q
determine upon action In the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

THE COMMISSION to pave Pennsylvania
avenue have appointed Mr.. John A. Par
fridge, Of this city. general superintendent
of paving at $50 per month, and Mr. ID. w.
Bailey, OF bingham, Mass, foreman OF as
phalt work, at 81 per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

A FEW OF THOSE sPRISG CAss 60 SUITS
"a lett 70 close Out for ) Is 81 A. SrRACS', IOlI
fennsyly ania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

CHEERFUL UNDER A CHARGE OF MUR-
DER.-A party OF Philadelphia police sur
prised and captured IN q house two miles
from Muncy, 1ycomipg county. Pa Sstur-
day night, Isaac Day ton, John Fulien and
John Hill, the alleged murderers OF George
Chislett at Elmwood, n. J., August 5. Their
wherea bouts was discovered through a let
ter from Hill TO his mother, who Ii YES as q
domestic In Philadelphia with q brother OF
q policeman. They deny the charge, and
spent yesterday sin .:ing, Laughing aud licking
In The central Stallion PnilRde phlR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

1Disraeli, IN one Of bis novels, calls a
step toward the grave.s
ga London Law compels organ grinders
TO cease playing whenever told 70 do 90 by q
resident OF the disturbed neigh oorhood.
~Gep. Blumenburg, OF Baltimore, who
oied recently, left all his property 20 his wife
ON condition that she should not marry
again.
1To guard against IRE IN Westmfnster
Abbey there IL On order foroit Hug tue use
OF any lights but lsnterns, and OF any
box only. sr 80
~Zlou church, Montreal. has extsnded g.
call O. o. 900, gold. year, 20 toe Rsv. H.
ciersymau Who preached &c Plymouth
church last month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

PERSONAL President yelling, OF Co
lumbar University, accompanied by his
wife and Mrs. Annie King, Of this city, are
at Saratoga; also the Portuguese minister
and his wife, and Mrs. General Blake and
daughters. -. Wattersou appreciates the
cost OF type-setting In Washington, and con-
sketch In the Congressional Directory. 80.
The Wdce says:-"The most graceful and ele.
CANT lady to be seen on the drives OF Cape
Commod ore Aulick, of Washington, d. @.
She Is tall blonde, with q carriage and
taste Of dress almost as notable as her beau
ty."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

PROF. LANGsToN ON THE CURRENCY
QUEsTIoN.-A special dispatch to the Bos-
ton Globe says: "Prof. Lapgston, Of Wash
ington, addressed the republicans OF Mont
peller, on the Common, Thursday evening
But short notice was given, and yet there
gence and common sense 10 listen to his re-
marks. bespoke for an hour and q half ar
held his audience closely till the last mo-
ment- He knew what he was tai king about
and the audience soon discovered the fact,
and applauded him warmly at frequent In
tery ais"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

TIE FOUR AND A HALF PER CENTS
The Secretary of the Treasury has not yet
completed the arrangements for disposIng of
the $500 $50 000 of ~ per cent. bonds, but it Is
probable that the question will be settled
early this week, and the entire amount taken
by various parties composing a syndicate on
favorable terms both TO themselves and the
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21
GOSPEL MEETING

SUNDAY EVENING, ct = O'Clock,
ASSOCIATION ROOMs, corner 9th a2d streets.
Snort Addresses,
Service OF Song,
Inq7irY Meeting.
Music led By Cornet and o. gan.
All are tovfted augl9-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

CHANGES IN THE QUARTERM AsrER's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.. c. Easton, as
sistant quartermaster general, has been
ordered to relieve Colonel Rufus ingalls,, as
sistant Quartermaster general, OF his duties
In charge OF the general depot OF the quarter
master department In New York city, and
as a member OF the board or army ambu-
laDces, appointed on the 10th of March, 1875.
Colonel Ingalls,, upon being relieved, will re-
port To the commanding general military d.
vision Of the Pacific for duty as chief quar-
tern aster OF the division, and In charge OF
the quGrtermaster depot al San Frauclsco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

A SANeUINARY DUEL Too Cbn nu,sisf
Refugees Sjosht,,g Each Other With 6abres.-A
special dispatch To the London Stan lard
from Paris reports that savage duel has
been fought In Belgium between NM. Pindy
and Chardon, two well known communist
refugees The weapons were sabres. One
combatant received six gashes and the other
eight The 1eeh was SLICED from their fhcess
and both tainted from los OF blood. the
cause OF the duel Wa that the parties had
accused each other Of robbing the communes
SUICIDE BIZ A CLRRGYMAN.-A Pough-
keepeie Earle special says that Rev. Wms
A. Cornell, who resides 1t Freedom Plains,
near that city, hanged himself In tne woods
covered was dead. He 10 supposed 20 nave
heen temporarily insane. Mr.. Cornell grad
uated NJ Brunswick College, and was mlI-
lister OF the Pirst Reformed Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-21

A GBEAT VARIETY OF OAss PANTS, all
N coiOrs and sizes, for O. and ga lOII Penn
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~. GARD,

t. all who are suffering from the errors and in
dis crelions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, &C., viii send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary III South
America. Send selfaddressed envelope to the
REV. JosErH T. INMAN, Sutton d, Bible House,
New York City. marl3-sn-te od&W3m
JaUgDice an B!LlguskESS: Who knows good
rgrn,'lv Tor lhesc disorders? We are0s-ured At
WOODS Vegetable, Ply sical, Jaundice Bit
ters VIII eject speedy cure They nave NEVER
FAILED 70 SATISFY ALL v no HAVE USED THEN Tor
Jaundice, Dy spepsia, Biliousness, etc. Beware OF
limitations. The genuine has private proprietary
stamp of John F. Henry over the cork. Sold by al
dealers. Manhattan Med. Co., propretors. JOHN
. r. HENRY, [ URRAN II CO., New York, Wholesale
AGENTS, aprlS-sntl} 1T F,SSNw4w
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Call for the Republican National
Convention.

The next Union Republican National Convon-
ton for the nomination of candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President ofthe United States, will
be held in the city of Cincinnati, on Wednesday,
June l4th, 1876, at II O'Clock noon, and will con-
sist of delegates from each State equal to twice the
number of its Senators and Representatives in
Congress and of two delegates from each organ
lied Territory and the District of Columbia
In calling the convention for the election Of
delegates, the committees of the several States
recommended to invite all republican electors and
oil other voters, without regard 10 past political
difference or previous party utilization, who are
opposed to reviyng sectional issues, and desire to
promote friendly feelings and permanent harmony
throughout the country by maintaining and en-
forcing all the constitutional rights Of every cii-
zen, including the full and free exercise of the
right of suffrage without intimidation and with
out fraud, and who are in favor of continued pro-
secuton and fuller punishment of all Official di:-
honesty and economical administration
Of the government by houest, faithful ard capable
officers who are in favor of making such reforms
in the government as experience may from time
to time suggest, who are opposed TO lmpalring the
credit of the nation by deprecating any Of its OBJ
legations, and in favor of sustaining in every way
the national faith and financial honor; who hold
that the common school system is the nursery Of
American liberty, and should be maintained alb
solutely free from sectarian control; who be-
Heye that for the promotion of these ends the
direction of the government should continue to
be confded to those who adhere to the principles
of l776, support them as incorporated in the con
stitu.on and laws, and who are in favor of recog-
nizing and strengthening the fundamental princi-
pie Of national unity in this centennial annyers-
sary of the birth of the republic
(Signed) +. d. MORGAN,
Chairman Of the Republican National Committee
WIN. L. CHAMBER Secretary.
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HARRISON INTERFIEWED.

Mr. Harrison, the man upon whom the
81 anderers against Blaine have pretended
to base their accusations. has been inter-
viewed and leaves the mud-sIinger> in the
lurch. The following dispatch appeared
in the New York papers OF Tuesday.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 24.-In an interview this
morning with a reporter, John {. S. Harrison
stated that in writing and telegraphing Hon. j
Wilson regarding the swindle connected with the
Union Pacific Railroad HE DID NOT GIVE
THE NAME OF MIR. BLAINE, bat simply re'
marked the person referred to was prominent
and influential member Of the Republican Party
lie says further that he sent Mr. Wilson two oil
three questions to be asked witnesses coming be.
fore his committee, which, if they had been asked
and properly answered, would have disclosed the
name very quickly. Mr.. Harrison has copies OF
dispatches and letters sent TO Mr. Wilson. The
correspondence took place in January and Feb
ruary, 1873.
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IOLLILEdL.

Mr.. Belkrap has made an important statement
in reply to the Congressional Court Of Impeach-
meut. He says that he resigned his position with
the understanding between himself and Clymer
that by so doing he would escape impeachment.
The New YORK Tribune declares that all the in
vestigations affecting President Grant "have left
his honesty above suspicion" and it adds; 1--WE
beg our democratic friends therefore to moderate
their unruly rage, and to spring no more scandals
upon disguised nation till they are sure about
the facts"
Mr.. Blaine has spoken at last. lie has laid be-
fore his colleagues in the House history of his
speculatons in Arkansas and other Southern rail
road bonds, and shown clearly that his hands are
clean ip the matter Washington correspondence
of the Boston GloJe.
The unscatny Of Walls, the colorcd republican
Congressman from Florida, has revived the hopes
of the republicans of carrying that State for their
candidates for Governor and President. The
lavish professions Of friendship for the negro on
the part of the democrats of the State will be re-
garded skeptically by the negro when he finds his
representative in Congress elected.
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CAMPAIGN PAPER,

at rates barely above cost and low enough to
place it within reach of every voter who may
wish to subscribe. The first number will be issued
June 2lst and the last number Sept. l3th-l3
numbers in all. The following viii be the rates
of charge:
Three Copies to one address. S1.OD
Ten Copies TO one address, S3.2O
Twenty Copies to one address. $500
Fifty Copies to one address. &14.tO
one Hundred Copies to one address, $4,000
1t is desirable that the names Of subscribers
should be forwarded as early as possible-the
sooner the better
uTWill not all sincere friends of the Republ
can cause. throughout the State, make vigorous
effort to secure large lists The pernicious in
fuence of the Democratic sheets must be counter
acted by the circulation of live Republican news
papers. Republican Postmasters and Republican
Town Committees can reEder effective service to
the cause of Truth and Justice by earnest efforts
in getting up Clubs Of Twenty, Fifty and One
Hundred to one address.
UTNow is the time for vigorous action.
SPRAGrE, OWEN x NASH.
Augusta, April 25 1876.
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GENERAL NEWS.

1t is alleged that the horrors Of Sibs RAN all,
have been oudone at Sing Sing prison.
There has just been woven at Pennington, Utah,
the first silk handkerchief ever produced in that
territory from native silk.
A hail-sorm of great severity passed over a
portion Of Shawnee county, Kansas, on Saturday
afternoon, killing large number Of cattle and
damaging vast amount of property.
Terrible riots have occurred in the Barbados
within few days. The rioters destroyed an enor-
nous amount Of property. Over forty Of the
rioters have been shot.
An indignant correspondent. wants to know
which is the worse; highwayman or grocer
who gives false measure. We should say it was
about the same-both of them lie in weight
Norwich Bulletin.
The persons calling themselves "IIayes, Airing
ton & Co." protesting to be Agents for the Cen
tennia Committee" are still engaged in their base
scheme of endeavoring to entcc innocent giIls to
Philadelp hia from all parts of the country. In
spite Of the exposure ami warning given recently
by the Tribune and other journals, they continue
to send forth their circulars, Offering remunera-
tive situations in the Centennial Exhibition, ex-
penses paid and wages in advance, to young girls,
who are advised not TO consult their parents, but
to keep the offer a secret. 1t is time that some
prompt and effective means were taken to uneartA
the propagators Of this vlainy. There are Away
some of the ignorant and unwary who are caught by
such devices, however to the world the
latter may be. The Women's Christian Association
have taken the matter earnestly 10 hand; but the
scheme can only be defeated by its complete and
renewed expose Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-27

The debt of the District Of Columbia is general
ly supposed to amount to between twenty-scyen
and forty millions Of dollars.
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i. w. CLAPP.
General Insurance Agent,

Office CORNER Water & Kridge SIS,
Augusta, Me.
Representing the following first class 4 Reliable
companies:
Scottish Commercial. Scotland, Capital, SO O0O 900
Geriuaniia, New IoIk, Assets l,7u0,oW
Guaranty, 6tUo0
Orient Hartford, .G6 Go
Mechanics Mutual, Boston, " 2o0N0l
suffolk Mutual, 10000
Also Berkshire Life Insurance Co.
OF PittoGe.d, Mass, ll5,000
ss-Risks taken on buildings lighted by the Ruth.
vern gas machine without extra charge. Damage
by lightning, whether fire ensuts not, covered
without extra charge. Dwelling houses, Household
furniture and farm property insured for 4 term of
wears. Risks taken in any part of the state 3N lG
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cy
YFsI' TT s.yTHR.v.fEES'.
II cures Cole, Cholera Morbus, Diarrlwa
Cramps and PANS in The Stomach, indigestion
sore Throat. Coughs, Colds, &C.
EsE S1' XfEsS.v.sLEs'.
ltcures Neuralgia, Catarrh, Rheumatism, SDrGius
Cuts, ErUi>es, Old sores, Headache, fouthnctcf
and ia iac1 almost All the aehe- aud pains human
flesh Is heirt". sold by MI dealers IN Mcdisncs.
WM. hkHNt " Sons, Projectors, Pittsieid
Mass. aUg2I-t&wy
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From the New York Tribune,

4 X4DKAN As 4 WITNESS
CLIMAX OF THE EFFORT TO MITIGATE PRES.
IDENT GRANT IN INFAMY-A SEVERE RE-
Duke TO THE INoRDINATE THIRST OF DEM
oCRATs FOR FRAUDS
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Special Nottres.
"it Works like Charm"
Ronne's Magic Oil.
YssF TT s.vgHRs.v.fEl

THIS IL purely vegetable general family rene
dy. Keep il in the house to use Ia case of emergen
~
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WHAT rs SAID OF MR.. BLAINE'S
STA TEXENT

| Il
STA TEKENT
The general opinion as expressed
through the columns Of the press and on
the streets and other public places is that
Mr.. Blane's vindication is complete.
Some of the most extreme papers on the
democratic side undertake to raise feeble
objections but democrats whose opinion
is entitled to respect have no hesitation IN
saving that Mr.. Blaine has fairly disposed
| of every accusation against Him. The
! Washington correspondents Of the metro
politan papers are nearly unanimous in
asserting that the opinion prevails in that
CITY that the SANDERS were fully met and
concIu,ively answered. Many of the
prom ncnt democrats in the House declar-
ed the defence satisfactory.
The expression Of the editorials in the
New York and Boston dailies agrees with
public opinion in according Mr.. Blaine Il
victory over his assailants. The Times
saws of his statement: alt is far more
"spcciiic and complete than the charges
(which have been brought against him,
land is entitled to proportionate weight
'son that nc cunt II is moreover de-
''ience for which he assumes responsible
"charge5.h Tie same paper makes a
very careful and accurate analysis OF the
statement, presenting it III II manner that
brings out its strong points very clearly.
The Tribune thinks the statement ''is
ACKNOWLEDGMENT aud lucid AS to the sto-
~ of the $6i 900 and the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, and says if the facts
as to other reports be accepted "there will
abe LILLE or nothing left to support the
scandal in any OF its present forms"
The Herald expresses Che opinion that the
statement made by Mr. Blaine "will be
accepted as satisfactory by candid men of
'both political PARTIES These, be it re-
me;abered, are not the sentiments of pa
pers avowediy friendly to Mr.. Blaine.
two OF them at least being of the indie
pendent type in politics.
Oar Maine people, who know Mr..
Blaine better than he is known in other
States bv editors or others. will subscribe
cordially to the following from the Lewis
ton Journal, Ex Governor Dinglcy's pa
per;
The emphatic answer of Mr.. Blaine to
'.the charges made against Kim, fortified,
''as it is, by the conclusive denial of all
1.-THE parties who could have had any
knowledge of the matter puts an end to
"the scandal circulated against Mr.. Blaine,
$50 far as conclusive evidence of its falsity
lean a.. The E.an who are engaged in
"mud-lhrowing for partisan and personal
lends, however, will of course continue
"ther delectable business But their pow
Ger to damage Mr.. Blaine is now gone
lie is triumphantly vindicated, as all who
"knew him were confident would be the
lease. Though prominent in public affairs
"for fifteen years, and hated by the ene-
mics OF republicanism because of his
liability and influence as a republican
"leader, yet the most persistent efforts of
This enemies to find single improper act
cor weak spot in his whole career, have
utterly failed. James G.. Blaine stands
''before the county tried for many years,
"and ever found honest and faithful
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
II PAYS

any sm41t man who wishes to make S',tOJ year
on a sm Ill capisi to commence in our line ct BUS
ineSs. ROOFING is A SPECIALITY. 1hefe Is no one
In voIr county who carries on the business. lou
can learn it in one week by studying eur nstru;-
tions, which we send to all who ask tor them, ANY
man wing sue capital 10 stirt alth, can purchase
enough material to roof three ordinary houses
The sum realz ID from sale and proiiL on this sup
ply. added to the regular pay Tor labor as tcoief
she uld amount to not less than $50. An expert
man MD easily do the work IN nine working days
Two ner-0ns OF small means can Join togetaer to
advantage; one assing, while the o. her attends
to the work send for our book OF Instruct on-
Gree if you write at once,) and study It. ASK for
terms. If you are unable To adNahce re r"ney,
present the matter 10 the priucp pal sturekceper IN
your place, and talk it over with him. tie VIII be
glad to furnish the stock ana divide the profit Nh
you. We Will guarant- tie territory 10 ne !rs l
responsible applicant. Address. \. y. SLAlE
kOUtINgi Co, Limited, Cedar St, \. /, and
mention kennebtc journal. aprz.-4w