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,SILVER OR GOLD.

1t is true. as our Washington dispatches state,
that the registered and coupon 4l2 per cent
bonds are payable, according to the laws author
izing their issue and according to the language
printed upon the face of the bonds, i'll United
States coins as established in the laws existing
in 1870. At that time the laws provided for
the coinage of silver dollar, and in strict
construction OF law the bonds are payable in
silver dollars if the United States should deter
mine to resume the coinage of dollars not
inferior in weight and tineness tn those then
authorized The fact that, for many years
prior to the demouetizatioD act of 1873, there
had been practically no coinage of silver dol
lars, and that the United States, while promis-
ing TO pay ia gold or silver coin, had not the
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Turks are said to have flooded the
Kustendje and Cernayoda Railway as a measure OF
defense. =- Better prospects are claimed for
Mukhtar Pasha in Armenia. -= The Grand Prize
of Paris was won 10y ST. Cristophe
DoMEsYIC.-A contract has been entered into with
the Syndicate to sell the new 4per cent loan; Amerl-
cans are 10 have the privilege of subscribing inst.
- Secretary Sherman thinks that the issue of
legal-tender silver dollars in place of greenbacks
would assist gold resumption == Gov. Cullom of
Illinois, who vetoed the silver bill is III W Washington.
- New schedules adopted by the principal rail-
way lines reduce the time between Southern and
Western cities and New-York = Much damage
has been done in the West by ram and floods. --
A fire in Auburn caused loss of 100000.
. CITY AND SuBURBAN.-W. II. Vanderbilt returned
from England. = The Reformed Church's Cen
eral Synod decided against DIR. Blauveits appeal.
- Frederick Elliott accused of forgery, escaped
from the courtroom. == Canal-st. Jewelry
store was robbed of property valued at $4,000.
- Fugitive, Cloverbrook, Abilene, Partnership,
and Galway won the Jerome Park races. -= Cal
win b. Camp attempted to commit suicide in Brook
Iyn. 80 A butcher partially insane, of LAFAYETTE,
NJ j., was shot while resisting arrest. == Gold,
IOjI, 105ls 1854. Gold value of the legal-tender
dollar at the close, % cents. Stocks irregular and
dull excepting for the coal shares. closing feversh
and unsettled.
The WRATHER-TRIBUNE local observations in
dcate clear alternating with partly cloudy weather.
Thermometer, yesterday. 77o, 74o. 67o; at mid
night, 63'.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

New-Jerscy people are not usually lacking
in hospitality, but they do not view their pres
ent guests with kindly feeling. Even the
titles of these red-cyed visitors are not fairly
accorded to them instead of their classical
name clcada, the erroneous one of locust is
inflicted upon them. The cicada couldn't be
more unlucky III the matter of getting bad
name if he were a Spit. There are thousands
of Jerseymen who firmly believe that the in
sect who il drumming mOnotonOus tune in
the treet0ps ia near relative to the long
legged hopper that has travelled from the
Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi. Now
whether the grasshopper of the West is or
is not tho locust, may be a dcbatable ques-
ton, with the weight of evidcnce.n the affirm
ative: but that the cicada is not locust is
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

The honoS, great and small, and of every
Sort continue to come down, shower-ikc ia
England upon the head of our ex-President.
On Wednesday next the venerable University
of Oxford will confer upon him the honorable
and honorary degree of Doctor of the Civil
Law. 1t will be remembered that Gen. Grant
is already a Doctor of the Law of Laws, that
distinction having been bestowed upon him by
several American colleges. Indeed, at one
time he was frequently spoken of in the news
papers, in IA good-natured way, as Doctor Grant
The title, however, did not stick longer than
during political campaign, for the people
knew nothing of its wearer as a doctor of any
Sort while they knew a great DEAL and that,
too. favoraby, about him as General. IL is
fortunate, we suppose, that at Oxford Gen.
Grant will not be Obliged to go through any
examination preliminary to his investiture
Somebody will make speech. to him in
Latin, but he will not be obliged to
respond either in the Roman tongue nor
yet in the yernacular. This is fortunate. The
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

The Collector of the New-Orleans Custom
house is willy reformer. Quietly bundlmg
twenty nine employees out of the back door, he
goes around to the front and inquiries of the
United States Government, in loud tone of
voice, if it has any remarks to make. The
New-Oreans Collector must have heard the
news from New-York. At It's present rate of
speed it ought to reach San Francisco in a
fortnight
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

And now the Lord Provost of Edinburgh
wants Gen. Grant-wants him not after the
stern fashion of some of the Lord PrOvOsts of
the olden time, but to make speech at him and
do other friendly acts. Gen.. Grant seems
likely to swing around the circle second
time-and perhaps in better company than the
last.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

Persons lcaring toWn for the season, and Sum
mer trarelerS can hare THE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed TO them, postpaid, for 81 per month, the
address being changed as often as desired.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
the old question of royalty or republicanism
which France has to decide.

In the lesser warfare which the Turks are
wagng against Montenegro they are attack
ing the prncipalIty at the north and south,
Just as Russia is assailing the Ottoman Empire
on a larger scale at its outposts IN Asa ana
Europe. The main attack on the Montene-
grins is on the northern frontier, where the
Turkish commander Is striving to provision
both Piva and Nicsics-tOwns which the
MontenegrinS have invested. The defeat at
Knstac, where the Montcnegrins fought with
their accustomed valOr, has so far checked the
Turkish advance and placed the two beleaguered
towns in great peril. On the south the hos
tilities are of less account, the Montenegrlns
being on. the defensive. Having maintained
single handed their freedom for centuries, the
Montenegrins need now have no miSgiyings
while Russia is their ally
With the signing of the County Treasurers
bill by Gov. Robinson long struggle to bring
these officials under control is endeg' Inc Dill
has been defeated again and again In the Leg
islaturc, sometimes by amendments sklllfully
framed to undermine ii, but more often by
undoubted corruption Under this law, though
il may have defects, as Gov. Robinson de-
clares, the State will at all events he
able to compel these contumacious officers to
make prompt settlement of their accounts
with the Controller, and the counties them
selves will have some remedy against careless
or dishonest servant, which they have not had
in the past defaulting County Treasurer
may now cease to be proverbial, and for very
much of this result the people of the State will
be indebted to Senator Hammond, who has
worked early and late, year in and year out,
for this bill.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. SlOper annuin'
eEnI-WEFKLy TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 50 per an
WEEKLY tribune Mail Subscribers - per ahhum
Terms. cash IN advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-i0rk.
Persons unable TO obtain 1HE lIIBUNV IN any, me
as bodts or hotels IN Wbtoht s usually sGtd c con-
t favor by norm,nO this o1Ioe o. me c're"msNceS'
Uptown advertisers their fayors for THE TRIBUNE
st22S Broadwar stsi OF sos W 2Jd st. con Ht"e Z
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brsiness Nonres.

SURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BACH.
Take ferry from Jamesshp y Y, at $50 a. IN ana p M
t enect WITH raroaa at Hunters Point Teogaph station
Ia the Hotel
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

Knowing that his cause is just and must pre-
vail, NJ. Gambetta wisely recommends bis fol-
lowers to rely on moral suasion alone. The
points at issue between him and the rOyalists
are now so clear that the French people cannot
possibly go astray. In his reply to the Legiti-
mists who recently demanded a share of the
spois, De Broglie declared that President
MacMahon intends to serve out his term but
will not seek r. election, in order "not to close
"the door upon hopes which were justi-
"Ged by the Constitution" This was plain
avowal that both MacMahon and De Broglie
regard the Republican Government as pro-
visional, and destined to give place iii 1880
TO d monarchy, the "hopes' being the ex-
pectation that the Count de Chambord or.
should he not survive, the Count of Paris,
may be King of the French. 1t is therefore
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

The joint commission which is to assemble at
Halifax tomorrow might be deemed legacy
from the last Administration. 1t was provided
for in the Treaty of Washington, signed over
ak years ago, and is to determine if we owe
the Dominion any additional compensation for
the fishery rights acquired by that agreement.
1t is to be hoped that counsel on both sides
are well prepared for the discussion, so that
the arbitratOrs may act promptly and intell-
gently.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

Thenew Temperance crusade, to which Francis
Murphy has given his name, seems to have
reached hight Of great fervOr in the southern
tier Of counties in this State. An Elmira letter,
on another page, gives some incidents, show
ing what hold it has taken upon the popular
heart, converting whole communities into tenn
perance organizations, and developing effective
temperance orators from confirmed drunkards
almost on the instant. Workers in the same
cause in this city may find in this movement,
dealing though it is with slighter obstacles
than would be found in great cities, some use
ful suggestions.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

FoREIGN.-The Turks said to have flooded tn
Kustendje and Cernayoda Railway as measure q
defense. = Better prospects are claimed fo
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-03

A colored woman stepped in at Ed.
Palmer's cigar store. on South Illinois
street, the other day. and asked the
price OF fiat tobacker."
"Why," said Mr.. Palmer, you don't
chew. do your
mo, sahl doesn't chaw. I wants il
to send to my husband"
Where is your husbandT'
swell, he's up Norf."
whereabouts up North2'
"Why. up-well. he's in"
"Why." said Mr.. Palmer. whats the
matterT'
"Wrll," said she, there was some mis-
understandin' about some harness, an
he couldn't explain it. | understood il.
Tut he couldn't make de cote undrrstan'
n
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Is it possible to suggest some other
policy more promising than that ol
President Hayes lie d-cides to cease
using the army to uphold any State gov
ernuIent that cannot uphold itself, aud
J. ave those to rue the State who can
rui+ IT, At the same time he use, TIE.
influence of his position tn promote
peaceful relations b-tween the two races.
and protect the rights Of thu col"r.d
people. What else can he do2 what
other hopeful policy is possible p IIor-
cester iSpV (Rep
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il u very certtin Inat matters have
not worked SINCE the auguration oI
President Hayes in accord with the pre-
vailIng spirit OF the Republican party
Put it in this way, To illustrate: Dnrs
any one for moment b-lirvr that t.
when the name Of Rutherford B Have,
was presented at Cincinnati rs candi
date for the Presidency. in competition
with those OF Blaine. Morton, Conkling
and others, he would have had the ghost
OF n chance of getting the nomination,
had it been then declared that he would
give the control Of his Administration il
elected, into the hands OF the Liberal
element as represented by Mr.. Evarts
and Carl Schurz7
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The feast to which tie Republican par
ty are invited, is not exactly the enter
tainment they expected They had been
led to associate the Presidents cherished
desire for q reconciliation of the North
and South with due consideration Tor the
rights Of Southern Republicans; aud
they find il impossible to shout Justify
in behalf of proceedings which seem tO
them an unrecompensed abandonment
Of the work built up by the party
through many eventful years. II this
feeling obtain imperfect impression. the
fact is attributable. not to the weakness
or indistinciness OF the feeling itself but
10 an unwillngness to cast shadow up
on the President. or TO precipitate a con
troversy which might impair the strength
and usefulness OF his administration in
other directions. The President cannot
commit gr-at'r mistake than to con
found this ioTbearance with ind iff-i euce
Beneath the apathy which is visible on
the lace is n current OF popular irel
ing which he cannot safely Ignore.-N
\. Times. .
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Nobody needed the assurance contain
ed in Senator Blaines note. printed else
where, to know that his heart was en- =
listed on the right eide in the campaign
to demolish the Republican party and
equal rights in the South. The senti
ments he writes finds a response in the
breasts Of nine-tenths Of the Republican
voters Of New England, and. although il
may take many long months and many
humiliations to arouse the true spirit, II
is as sure to be reused in all it, might ~
il was aroused by the shameless dough.
face compromises OF the slav. holders
era Senator Blaine is conspicuourly -
representative Republican. and there can
be no doubt that when President Hayes
hears from the whole country, his policy
OF discoursging and abandoning the
Southern Republicans aud ot weakening
his own titl- 10 office, vail be amended
very materially.
Senator Blsane's letter has had its ef
feet already. Ii has touched the raw
as the words ol Phillips and Garrison
used to in that other surrender period
when the slave master dictated terms To
the Northern peoplr-BostOn 1raueier
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The Force Of Example Emily:
why, Nellie, don't you know it is un.
kind TO catch hold OF your sister and pull
her hair7'
Nellie (who doesn't see it): "WelI.
auntle, saw you holding cousin Frank
round the neck quite tightly, yesterday,
when mamma was out, and pulling his
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The Old Line Stands Firm.

Tho men of severe convictions, who
never had and never expect to have m
Office, who believe in Republican princi
pies as firmly as they believe in God and
the Declaration OF lndependence-these
nearly TO a man are in sympathy with
Chamberlain. Packard. and the Southern
Unionists s-Hennebee journal
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Jennie has strict ideas about equity in
little things When she first heard the
story of the Savior feeding the multitude
with the few loaves and fishes obtained
from the young lads basket. she was
awed into thoughtful and solemn amaze
ment. Some time afterward, in the
midst of a talk about other matters, she
suddenly paused and asked with special
concern. Did they give back the basket
to that boyY
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A fellow never appreciates the tender
beauty OF a SISTERS love half 30 much a.
when he makes her get out of Ih.. big
rocking chair. aud let him have the NOR
ming p~psr, while she goes off aud leans
a.ainst the end OF the bureau and fe. d.
her starving intellect on tb" household
receipts at the back OF JsyDe's family al
mAnac. A brothers love is like pure
gold. It's dreadfully hard to find, and
when you find it, it's apt to be pyrites
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Unimpeachable Testimony,

In presenting the following letters to the
public VIC viii only say, that they arc Sc
lected from a large number which we are
constantly receiving from al sections. They
speak for themselves and should satisfy the
most skep;ical Of the value Of LawsonS
Curative
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Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Ctrclevillr, Zantsville, and all points ON the
Cincinnati q MuSliingum Valley lkailway-and
at Columbus for all points East aud West. No
changr Of cars from Columbus to Philadel pin la.
New York, indianapolis, aud Chirt.o
q. II. CARR, Sup't.
W. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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- HEiIFF's SALEOF REAL ESTATE.
| State OF Ohio, Jackson county, S.:
! Court of Common Pleas.
| Samuel tlaar W.. Ezra Walters ct al.
| On All or,ier OF sale.
Notice is hereby given. that IN pursuance OF
ai order of sale iSstr, out O Said count, the
4th dsy OF April. A. ID 1871. and Io me di-
r,ctsti sheriff Of said county, / will oter for
sale, nt the uOur of the Court House IA said
cUunty.On
saturday. May 18th. A. d. 1871
/ at one oclnck A.. VI. OF laid day, The following
a. sci ibett real 'Stat, situated tltc county Of
| Jark>on atid STAT Ot ONO, tO Vii:
Lut~ nuhID-retl lwO C.), three go. five % and
SIX (jD, in BiuWn's hddilIou to the tOwn'of
ia kSun, a. desi-natvd Un the plat OF said adj
| at
Al praised as follows:
Lot number two ~ S,.vcnty-cight Dollars.
Lot No. Il One Hundred Dollars.
LDt No. . at one tiuudtch AMI Finy Dollars.
LOT No. q at rive liuudl cd DOllats.
Itiins oi sale csri Uh day 80 sale.
To b. suld ~ The property OF EzIa Walters ct
a.. to satisfy judgment aud decree IA favor ol
Samurl Ciaar.
Given under my hand this OH day of April.
A. ID. 1917.
JOHN NJ. EWING, sh'T.J.C.O.
james Tflpp, atty iUr pIn
Hprl2I5t
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Take Particular Notice.

un ni
h- .N.a
hon Il % EIh 81 fut ANsf
nrh ytgn,I nn k.r raie nstN a 81
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"What makes US poor2' inquiries an
exchange. Can't answer for you, but big
appetite, poor game OF billiards, and
small salary ars the trouble down this
way Ask US something hard.
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NEURALGIA q YEARS.

BEREA, w. Dcc-s I y.
Cenilemen-Having suffered with neuralsia. Ct
the muscles for four years, and used the various
remed es which are advertised, with little or DO
relief, ] was induced to try your Curative. From
using one hottie am entirely cured oi arr. %
shall apply still another completely cr.d cate i.'
disease from the system. VIII ca have eFtr.' G
fdence to believe yOur remedy will CO.
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EMPLOYMENT.
9ggSggggggg
To the working CIaSs,-w

TO the working CIaSS.-Ne are
now prepared 9" urItish nli ci.tS>e> with con-
~iatt "npluyu'' az ~ home, the whole of the
tiinr, ur Tor their spare moments. Hu-iue-s
new, tight an.' profitable. Pvr~ous 81 either
sex easily earn tIJiu JUs-,.nis 80 IS pr evening
uud If"ppitIonai sum by deVOting then
wif"i" tl"tr 10 the bu~iHrSS. Il ~ aud giri~
cam nearly ~ much men. That All who
see iHt> n"ti'c may send their addr,S>, ANA tel
thr bu>inrS-, "" make this Unparalleled Offer:
To sucit 49, are MOI well satisfied we Will S-nu
One'OllHr 10 pay Tor the GIDublr Of WHINE.
Full part @ulsis, stmpl wurth several ,futlar>
10 commence w'ik ut, and rt'py "f Hnm"
Fltr~tir' uiir 81 tue largest and b-t In trissi
Publications., All sent free Icy mail. Reader, ~
You want permanent, profitable wOiK. address.
GkOllGE l. sIINSON = o., POrlIand, Name.
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Organic Weakness

Immediately a.
10 vi HHn4tiaH ut - b o. u wI ~ w
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

All trains equipped with Miller Platforms
and Henderson Hydraulic Brake.
10 For Further information Address
tiEO. ID. CHAPMAN, Gsnl Manager.
j. B. PETERS, Supt, Cblumbus
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DIR. FISH BL ATT.


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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State OF ohio, Jackson County, IS:
Court OF Common Pleas.
william +. Williams vs.. Alb rt Cooley.
On Let order OF sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
nj of sitie III Ouf of said cs'utG tlt-
4fh day Of April, A. ID. 1857, Hnd To di-
Trcttd as Sheriff Of said eOuttN, viii ntf-r ior
sale at the d"or OF the Court House la jackson,
in said county, on
Saturday, May IL. A. D. 1871.
at one O'Clock r. NJ. OF said day. the following
described REAL estate, situated Ia the county OF
jackson and Slate of OhiO-io wit:
Lot number thiTty-Ihr,'r t33l, in Harper's adj
diiion to the town OF Jackson.
Appraised Mt 800.
Terms OF sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the properly of Albert Cooley,
20 satisfy Judgment and decree in favor OF
William r.. Williams
Given under my hand this 9th day of April,
JOHN NJ EWING, shHJ. c. o.
Irvine DUNCAN, Gtty Tor pl'n.
apIl2t6t
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THE STATE OF OHIO,

THE STATE OF OHIO, I
OFFICE OF TIE SECEEfARY or STATE.
], Milton BaIn,s, Secretary OF State Of the
State of ONO. de- hereby certify Thai the furegt,-
ing ttu. copy at act therein namtsl,
passed 10y the General ,~embly of ~" State OF
ohio, Ou the 6th day of AUril, a. D. 1871. taken
IN the riginul rO SOn file in this uf Oflic-.O
In Witness WhrreIt. I ii!tv. heis.uIito sub
Scrib,d my name. ant afliXt,I tIt..
SEAL Seal Of this Dflict' ~ Columbus, the
9Th day OF Arrit. a. - lS=7.
MILTON BARNE~,
7apT7m6 =. ct.-iHry ,.i II 10
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Wnrrtagc.

YouaE
raptsunn
n. hopsah ahtusi uuir The W ~ W iK Kiy In q hu
Egnts sma ~ physian
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Young Wen

Frcny
Wtcban W~t@ o oan M q h m -
u uian Intel ibs ~
With iuh
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SORE THROAT.

CLEvELArD, o., Nov. zzd, 1870.
The Lawson Chemical -:
Gentlemen-I was suffering terribly with ,. .-e
Throat the evening called upoa you as yo2 :. IL
recolect. After using the Curative frequently d.
rnSrning vas almost entirc.y relieved. - t.
Curative proved so effective in my ca=,, l1 2
taken pleasure in recommending II 10 my irie--s,
and shall conti..uc 10 advertise rs ine,is.
Truly vvurs. WILL If. BEARDSLEF.
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GrsduHt ofoucof the iu De
r, Hur rrur tbs wefr r k t ta ut ~ ~s n h h
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nsvs. raua ss nsusst
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. q.

IL tones up aud invigota - the system dis
prlS The gluOm aud desp"ntrncy, tmparis
strength aud ettrrgN-Siops The 0latn anu teiu-
veHatss the entire man. Besu uSetf twenty
years with perfect ~ucc,aSS 10y thousands. Sold
by dealers. Price, bne Dollar per single wal T;
90 Five DoiiasS Ip"r packing Of five Ni1l~ amt
Two Dollar vial Of pow'ter sent i,y mail on
receipt of price. Ad'lr, ~ HumDhT. ~ iIomro-
pathie Medicine Company, Ja2 BruauwHy. New
NOk. uiar-gty
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s sssassss

n a a N Can't he mud, bV every agent every
CuUL month IA ths business Ne iutHis h.
A Al a. a. fuf iho-e willing to W"ik c'n easily
earn g doZ-u dollars day right
IN iheir own localities. Iav.. no IOs.m To eX-
piHi" here. Bu~tnr>> PHEASANT and honorable.
Women. uud boys ami gels io ~ w'll a~ m"n.
We viii iuTniSh you - complete Ouiht ifec. the
hu,ine~~ l,ays better than anything else. We
viii bear expense OF starting you Particulars
free. Nriie aud see Farmers and nle,'hanics,
their sons nnd daughters, and all CLASSES la
need Of paying woik ~ h0tur, should wiz To
n aud ieHI "a all abut tile work ai nI,cp. Now
y th" time. NJ delay. Address TRUE &
CO., Augusta, Maine.
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A Cure Warranted.
Dr. FisIbIntt.

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