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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-28

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enolld beraus. nit mem man E; J.
tbun babe. Ser 9obte murbe ndmlla
a's Elm alter @erbreder ibentifieirt, oet
len 8ei6reibuns senau in einem Ser
a'bums ouf Der GENERALIZATION ano,=
seben 1T. Gr lit Elm DeutIder> Nomers
eeriition &eilburs, alias &eusp. er
muroe am 10. Gebruar 1877 oura
Poli3lit Solei COBB an Der 2ots 5tros,
osrboftct> uno tpesen 0iebita6l poa
51'srfellsn aug s. 6. @barp's Qaoea
inter $1oo garsi4aft sem Criminal
9sri@t iiteruieisn. @ein Nlter III 81
SATIRE.
TeroeutI@t bcibt Der @abliprua~
aut Dem Mappen 9llt=gns!auos Sin
Sbelm. per i&ie6t bapon oentt"--uns
be.nabs mobten mir rotben, hie{e 0eui5e
aud anI 9r. Nusuit &onis's nambur<
ger Srulttbee 5u ieben, ba oieles ausat=
5s!dnete 9eilmittel er1aben Iber aasw
5weifel ealiebt.
m alconta tant."
so lan9e Die 2smte harouf teffetep.
alle Ratorrbmittel, bon oenen lie bDrsn
ooer Die lle angeSeist fnoen. su prott~
rem, mliiien fie bel elmer Berjdlimme=
run9 ihres 2eibens auslei4 oas su ,uer-
oen 9cndrtl9en. mas mon sore hea&
(malcontaat, mi6persniiet) nenut.
eSsnn Der Grtrintenoe bas ibm ;uae=
luor1ene Sau nidt erarcifen min. jon
Dem th6ri9ter Weile Strobbalmcn per-
'rant fam ba Scmanb eetaoelt peroea.
auBsr ibnl Ielber 9as li9crc uno au=
perldligc 9el!ulilte! miro Dem 2eiDenbeu
DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy (ao=
tarr5=Sellm'lteD geboten. es i'll icis
5obrcn Elm onertanntcs 9eilmit.el; uno
|iir 9iejcniscn, Die es suriider.reiisa
nno oo6 lciten, gbt cs fe;n MitaeIiH-
OIt gspabrt Gine Ttalbe p51ise Nb-
billie; oot9 mDgrn bartnddiee s51ne
| Sen @ebraud Don DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery Gploens msbi5ini=
!de gutoedung) sur 8lu!reiniaun9 u%
forotra. 9r. pieree's 9iotiSbiher mss=
Sen III allen @pot9eten perl@enlt,
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Ser @prbfern,
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&rid & aaiier.
Saint Glouo, m;unciota

rri6:int jecen Donneritaa uno toit.t jdbrlid)
IN 8oruusbeioblun9: 50. 80.
Sir weni9er alS Wonatc tuire tein Nbon>
neN,ent on9cnommeu.
Non Nbonneuten, bic bic 3eituna nidt
.ausor;itli1 abbeitellen, iuirb anaenommeu,
eas iie oas Abonnement fort;uieken miinidcn.
Sic Scrabldunung, cncr 8eriueiaerung
Ser Nbbolung Der 3eitun9 bon bean YoItamte,
po9in oelelbe beoroert luoroen lit, IoWie bic
unterlaNuna Der Nn;eige on Die 9erausaebcr
pom Oct ttwa itattfnoenoen Ortsper0noerung
uno Der Inaabe oes ncuen 8obnorts entbin,
Bet ni6t BON Der 8ejabluug bes ooucn Nbon<
'nemeatsbetrn9eS.
Nn5ei9en, ...--.-
.p.l4c o9nc 8smcrfuns sur NufuoDme ein>
,seben, ipcrocn 10 lan9e eingeriltt uno bercd)<
net, bis lie ubbeiteIlt pcrbcn.
Nn5eigen lucroen III ben gclp0bnlidcn
Yreien eiugeriidt, ndmlb @ents per Sec
:sier< Belle, fir Die erite Gnridung, nno 5
Gents fiir icoe folgcnoc. Stir Nnsciaen, Die
llnscre 3cit ltcDen bleiben, miro elm beocus
tenoer Nb;ng erloubt. ..u... l.-.
Die Scransecber ine i'm 8eiit einer ooa>
Hanoisen stusuabl = s.'
9feucr unS 9elbm1efDpler 2ettern,
uno iino baDer I'M StanOe, ..... ..
9rndia0en a1ler Mrt
in bentiher, englilber, franj0iilGe1
nno norucgtfDcr SpraGe
auf's 56neQi ite, @6Dnite unb BiQi9ite
5u liefern,
uno cnpie1lcn iid su ecnciotcn Guftrdgcn
@cbrudt uerbeu:
2etterhcaos,
SiIbcn>S,
GeIbift6farten,
Gtrtuiare,
SLAMS,
Atafate u. III.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-28
3ele9rapb*
Mu9lau1.
AolitiibeS.
3ur Orieutfro9e.
9lus bcjonoerer @nabe.

3ur Orientfro9e.
9lus bcionoerer @naoe.
pera, 25. Geb. Mus 9antbar=
felt fir bic unmirflamen @erlude Der
Yior,e, Die enelilde 6lotte aus ben
0oroanellen 81 balten, bat Der @aar
cinsemiQist, oab bic &uilen nur bis
San @tefano pororinsen loQen.
@lei@Beitis aber tbeilte er Der Yforte
nit, oaB es ibm nur nit Nliibe selans,
Den @robfiirfen 9licolaus BON benz
Ginmari6e in Gonitantinopel als Gr'
oberer 5uriid5ubalten. Sic &uiien
tdmen als 6reunoe nod 6an @tefano,
nidt 9crooe auf Die Ginlaoun8 oes
5ultans, ober nit seljen 3uitimmuns.
uno Der &roBiurf Nicolaus ,peroc
mabrI4cinlid pom Sultan eingelaben
mcrocn, untsr militdriI9er @2corte in
5tambul ein5uSieben. p. .,..a.
9entc nod. ..
Dian er>rartet, oaB bic unter5eias j.
nun9 bes Trieoensuertrass beute nod
crlolsen miro. uno ooB bic $iirten ale
8eoinsunsen, nit Musnabme Der bei=
oen betreffs Der ioforiisen ausliefe=
runs Der Yanserf fotte uno Der 3a6lun9
an GuBlono BON 100000 &ubel in
Btlo unb f40,O00,000 in G9ulo=
Obli9dtionen auuebmen >ueroen.
Doben nod feline Ginlaoure erbalteu.
9ie Siirten Do6cn nod feline Gin
laoun9 crbaltc,l einen Wertreter Su ocm
eon9reb objul4iden.
Cine before Stim,nuns.
2ono 25. Teb. Gin at. Pe=
tersbur9er Correspondent tele9rapbirt,
oob beute cine piel before @timmune
5errl6e. Ser nit England 9ctroHsne
Moous Gipenoi bejii9li& Der Gnsen
uno Der @esenwart Ser enslii@en
Tiotte i'm @iarmerameere miro in
amtli&en Rreilen fur ,ufrieoeni itenene
| lsebolten.
Nus 0eiterr.id l1n9orn.
Cine Spccioloepel@e aus Dien laet
oos unoarii@e Min;iterium unb oi.
unsariiden Nbseoroneten piroen obne
Beocnten ben pom @rafen Mnbra6r
scforberten Greoit bemiQisen BIZ
0iterreidii&en oo9e9en piirOen einist
Oppolitionen MAIDEN.
Sic Grieoenspartei i'm 6iterrei9ild=
un9arii&en &ei@srotb lit lebr fart
uno miro oieielbe Den Gr;eoen um jebeu
Yreis besiinitisen.
| Sic Goroerun9 perrei9ert,
Sm Sberbaule tbeilte 2oro Derbr
ouf cine oabinloutsnoe syntsrpelation
nit, oab sic Toroeruns &nblanos fiji,
6eraussobe Der tiirtii9en 6lotte bon
Der pforte 5uriid9emieien noroen iei
gr boife, man weroe ouf goieIem 8unt,
nidt beiteben. Menn ser espptii6t
Sritut BON 9tublano beanlpru9t peroe
10 'perbe man bie{e Torosrung ernf BE-
lpre@en miihen. 8e3iigli@ Der aneeb=
li6en Goroeruns 3ublanos fir Nus,
'ueilun9 Der Moslems aug 8ulsarien
la9t 2Oro Gerbp, mas INNER aud oit
urlpriinslide Goroerune setpeien lei
10 iei oielelbe, ieinem 0afiirbalten &C.
mdb, ent'ueoer Suriidse5Oser ooer noe.
|lentli9 ab9sdnoert luorben.
SIN Oberboule.
Sm Oberbaule itel(te 2orb Giraffe
Den unb Gampea beute Mbeno einen
Mntro9 dbnlid bemjtni9en, Sen er lct=
ten Monta9 Nbeno 3u itellen beabf@-
| ti9te, BON BEN er aber bamols auf Gr=
llu6cn 9oro Derbp's gbtano nabm.
Ser Mntra9 lautet >ueientli9 oabin.
bab Der Meinuns oes pouies 9emai
Die BON 8ublano Der 9forte eeiellten
8eoinsun9en oerartig iinb, Dab BIZ
&esieun9 Sbrer Majeitdt 9eredtfcts
! |tist wdre, jeoe MabreseI gil ersreifen.
nm RE Den @ertrdgen upn 1856 nnt
llS7l orobenbeW @efabren abjumenben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-28

OSrOD IN gang en1l9leoeuet 2Sstle pes
5iislih Der Goroerun9 RuBlonos, BAT
Der espptii@e 9ribut als @arantie fur
3abluns Der @ni@dbisunsslumme BEL
Seite eelest ,peroen ioqe, aug. 81
laete, es t0nnte li9 erpeilen. oaB Die
enslil9en Sntertiien in beoeutenoen,
Dfabe oaour9 leioen ourften. menn
irsenowel9er She'll bes gntlddoi,
sunesbetrass mittelft oisies 9ributs
be3oblt ,piiroe.
Gr mics bin. baB Die 8elebun9 Ar=
meniens bic &uiien ourbous ni@t nd.
ber an Snoien brinsen wiiroe.
Mls Die &esieruns Sbrer Majeitdt
Die Neutralitdtspolitit eini6lus. NOR
es ibr uolli5 tlor, bab Die &uien am
Guoe @ie9er bleiben uno oab srobe
Nenberunsen eintreten mubten. Gz
lei unsere&t, Die &eeieruns iebt oafiir
tabeln 5u uollsn, neil elm 3uitano Der
Dinee berbeisefiibrt uoroen lei, ,uel.
der bic notbwenoige Gol9e Der Neu-
tralitdtspolitit mar, uel@e ibr anfan9s
CON Der Station auf9etra9en poroen
tuar.
2orb Derbp l9loB bic 9ebatte nit
einem Mn&ras auf Die 8orfrase, ,pelde
aud enblid obne 9beilun9 beg 9au>
les 3u8eltanoen tpurse.
9robt a65uoonfen.
8utareF, 25. Teb. Tutit 3arl
orobt, Die @eeieruns nieber5ule9en
,penn &ublano auf ieinen Mnlprii@en
|auf 8:iarabien beitebt.
Sn rulil@en &reilen wiro Yrin|
@resor Stouroiea als Ganoioot fiji
ben 5bron bes GurIteutbams 9snannt,
i'm Sale oerIelbe paeant !pirb.
&uft bic @roBmd9te an.
| Scr run dnii6e Miniiter fiir duber'
Mn9clesen@eiten los bente I'M Senat.
cine gireularoepei9e Dor, in .ue!4er oi'
rumdnil9e &seieruns sic @robmd@!'
erlu@t, &umauien Die Sntre9ritdt lei
neg &ebietes 5u earantiren uno in wel'
der oieielbe ertldrt, oos lie beaii9lid
|oieles Yunttes teinen 8erslei4 elm
|eeben tonne. ..
lleber Die 0iterrei@il@e Greoits
! G.5 foroerun9.
ct. Petersburg, 25. 6ebruar
rN9ence &uiie" ldrei6t be;iisli9 Der II
Oeiterr.i@ llnsarn 9eforoerteu Gre
o;tbe,ui1isuns: rGs lit iu beoauern
oaB bic Gonferen3 bur4 Mabreselr
eingeleitet merben ion, ,uel9e bere,
gnti@eioums poroerbano su 6eitimmer
|l9einen."
@ 0erFriibt.
Sic Mngabe, bab &robfirit Nieo=
laus BON ser Ioroeruns Der tirtiider
Han3crfotte ab9eitanoen 1T, lit per-
|friibt; f9er aber 1T. boB Die Gra9,
teine @@wierieteiten oerurla9eu miro
| 5urtei.
| Sic 2retenler.
Mtben. 25. Teb. Sc miro cfficiel
|on9etiinoist, bab bic 2retenier in Gp:
oronia, Nber< Corona unb Malaro it
Der Odhe BON ganca bic Geinbleli9tei:
ten besonnen babeu. 9etaillirte Gad.
ridten febien.
Stalien.
lleberrei4t ieine 2e9itimation.
q pm, rs. 6eb. &onis 9umber
empfins beute 9rn. @eorge g. 9,tarit
lin Nuoieni, bel tpel9cr @cle9enbei
oieler leine ncucn greoitipc als @clano.
ter Der @er. Staaten porleete.
5rOb oes @enats= Buosetausi4u6es
@eriailIes, 25 Jeb. 8eib,
1duler Der frans0liihen Nbaeoroneten,
TANNER nobmcn beute bic DorIo9e an
mel9e, obne ouf Die @utbeibun9 bee
Senots=B =Buhgetouslduiies 5n tuarten
Die gintreibun9 Der @teuer,l fir Mdr;
ermd9tist.
Alien.
Ser Sdob BON Yeriitn.
@ien, IS. Geb. Mon eruartet bi,
[Infmnft ocs Sdahs BON Yeriien i,
ISt. petersburg in Rnricm. Ser g3o,
|bat bemlttbcn Die @atfreunaibaft osa
faiierli4en 9ofs anseboten.
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Alien.
Ser Sdah BON Neriien.

@ien IS. Teb. Weon eruortet bic
Mnfmntt oes Sd)ahs bon Y,riltn in
ct. 9ttersburg in Rnr;cm. Ser G3or
bat oemlelbcn Die @aitfreunSibaft oss
fasierli4en 9ofs an9eboten.
, 1878-06-29
Too much Marrvine.

There 10 q young lady in St. Louis,
who has more parents and step>parsnts
living than any one she ever heard of.
This is the way she tells the story: "You
know papa and mamma never could
agree and 30 finally they got divorced.
I don't say whose fault il was, but
mamma really did behave ugly soms-
times and even I could not get along
with her. So when the separation
came I went to live with papa. Shorts
ly afterwards mama married again, and
papa was not long in following suit. I
did not like it very well at first, but my
stepmother turned out to be first rate,
and got to like her splendid. Then
papa seemed to get infatuated with an.
other woman, and she wheedled around
him until she made trouble. and the
result was another divorce, and papa
soon married the woman who made the
trouble. When the second separation
took place went with my stepmother.
because I loved her and because my
services were necessary to help take
care of the baby. Then what does she
do but 60 and get married. declare l
never saw SO much marrying in my life.
1t only happened little while ago. and
my new step father-I suppose he is
treats me in very kindly sort of way,
as if he felt he couldn't help himself
but didn't exactly like it. and l don't
like it bit. I cant go back to mamma
because she is mad with me for going
off with pa in the first instance, aud 1
cant 60 with pa on account Of tina,
wheedlipg woman. and I cant bear to
stay where I am. 1t is too bad that g
girl should have q father and Q mother
and two step fathers and two step>moth.
ers all living and not home that car
feel at home in."
, 1878-06-29

From the Daily Of Thursday.
UNFIT TO LIvE.--The following
description of young man in Little
Rock, Arkansas. written by himself.
will apply to hundreds of young
men on this northern coast: You
have no conception of what q
wretched creature I am; put into
this world with q disposition proud
and ha lightly as any one ever was.
having that pride continually hum
bled; being poor, with inclinations
and desires which could be gratifed
only by the wealthy; lacking all the
elements that assist the ambitious to
rise-talent. energy, perseverance,
consi stency, education-I am indeed
to be pitied: yet should feel hurt
did I know I was an object of pity;
am ,.ffectionate. sensitive, and ig-
Moran 3, despondent, weak, vacillat.
ing. and altogether unfit to live,
unfit to die" He seems to have de-
cidsd, however. ttst he was more fit
to die than to live. for he killed
himself after writing the above to
his sister.
CURIOUS ACCIDENT. - Yesterday
evening several boys were in swim
ming q short distance above the
water works when one of them, Ed
die Watson. in attempting to bring
up an oyster shell from the bottom,
went down with too much velocity
and jammed his head very hard
against the clay bed of the river.
Partial paralysis was produced. and
the boy, being unable to help him
self, would certainly have been
drowned bat for his companions,
who assisted him from his perilous
position and took him home. This
morning we learn that the effects of
the accident have about worn off, :"
but it will be some time before
young Watson tries any more fancy
diving. The accident was a very
curious one. to say the least. Port.
Tel.
A committee appointed by the
French Chamber Of Deputies to
consider Louis Blanc's bill for
the abolition of tho death pen
atty, has decided to report IA
vorably Apen it.
, 1878-06-29

A Paris publishing house is
preparing an edition Of the
Lords Prayer in l, 200 languages
and dialects. The book will be
dedicated to Pope Leo XIII.
, 1878-06-29

VIEW OF SEATTLE. E. S. Clio
yer has made a beautiful and critical
ly correct drawing of Seattle from a
birds-eye view, together with the
harbor, and Lake Washington in
the rear, which he proposes to have
engraved, if a sufficient number of
copies are subscribed for to warrant
the undertaking. We know of no
means by which our city could be
NJ ore favorably represented abroad
than by one of these pictures, and
it would be worth to our citizens
the price of the subscription as an
advertising medium.
GEN. John Pope's plan of solving
the Indian question is to catch your
Indian. remove him from the front
to the rear Of civilization-from the
western plains to Massachusetts,, for
instance-and ASsIMILATR him to the
superior white barbarian. The pro-
ces. assimilation might be bene-
ticial to the average New England
politician, but it would be rough on
the barbarian so rough that before
the completion of the process there
would be no more Indian to assimi-
late.
CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE.-The
party newspapers that never devote
paragraph to the discussion of po-
litical principles, are agitating the
question of who shall be the candi-
dates for Delegate to Congress, from
q political and personal standpoint.
As We have nothing to do with party
politics. we shall have no voice in
selecting q candidate. but will have
the glorious privilege Of chosing be-
tween the candidates presented by
the politicians ON either side.
CHARGES AGAINST Gov. FERRY
We understand that charges have
been preferred against Gov. Ferry
by parties in the interest of the
Northern Pacific railroad ring.
We are not definitely informed as to
the natr re of the charges, but from
what has leaked out we are inclined
to the belief that the attempt to re-
move the Governor will only have
the effect to bring him before the
people as a prominent candidate for
Delegate.
A MAN named Swears. at Coquille,
started recently for Roseburg to buy
a wagon. He put his harness on
one mule while he rode the other.
Ie was found shortly after, about
We miles this side of Coquille City,
his head and body horribly
mau, ;led, and life extinct. One arm
was tangled in the rein. and it is
supposed he was thrown from the
mule and dragged q considerable
distance before death ensued.
A young gentleman Of Brooklyn
has made himself cross-eyed for
lif, by watching the tip of his nose.
thu ,atened with an eruption of boils.
He ,vid ntly believes that watched
spoG or boilS.
QUICK TRIP. The ship Yosemite,
which left here for San Francisco on
June 18th, arrived there on the Goth
y days. This Was quite a good
run for O coal laden vessel.
The barkentine Quickstep will sail
for San Francisco to night, loaded
with coal.
From the Daily Of Thursday.
, 1878-06-29

The hopeless fight Of the Rev.
L.. H. Boyle against his appe-
tite for alcohol ended with his
suicide in Indianapolis. He was
the son of an eminent Methodist
clergyman of Kentucky, 1nd
was carefully reared AM
ted. He practise,
years, and then was
the St. Paul Pioneer. Thro
drunkenness he lost infu.
and position; but. after So
ingly Thorough reformation
entered the MethOC
and was made past
thy church in Hutchinson, XIV.
His remarkable talents led to
great popularity. He was twice
tried on charges Of intoxication,
but his fault was in each in
stance forgiven. One day he
was found lying drunk at the
roadside, and the matter was 80
public that he was compelled to
retire from the ministry. He
declared that he was unable to
live without alcoholic stimulant.
, 1878-06-29

FINE VESSEL. bark Forest
Queen, Capt. Burns, the crack YES
sci of Puget Sound, arrived here last
evening to load lumber. The Queen
is flyer, and, running from Lud-
low with lumber, has made more
passages in a year than any other
vessel on the Sound.
The John Jay is having five new
pumps putin, under the supervision
of Mr.. Chas. Mcdonald, and with
the additional crew shipped, will be
able to make her way down to San
Francisco. After discharging she
will be repaired before again COM
ing to the Sound.
ARRIvED.-The Montana. Capt.
Simpson. for whose safety much fear
was entertained. has arrived in San
Francisco without damage or acci-
dent.
The barkentine Webfoot, loaded
with coal, was towed out this after
noon by the Donald.
, 1878-06-29

do al kino.
cosrsest will
er, embroide
needles. and all des<
thread. Makes the
the cloth will tear BET
uses the thread direct from the spool.. Tl.ema-
chine is beautifully finished and highly ofna-
mented, AMI
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
, 1878-06-29
; Eighteen Dollars.

Special terms and extra Inducements to male
and female agents, storekeepers. &c. County
rights gwen to smart agents free. samples of
sewing, descriptive circulars containing terms
testimonials, engravins, &c; sent free. AL
money sent IN Po.tofiice Orders. Drafts. or Ex-
press. are perfectly secure. Safe delivery guar.
anteed,
All orders. communications, etc must be
addressed to the
, 1878-06-29

Barnum says that Tom Thumb
is "a great big fellow now, "
weighing eighty pounds, and
forty-onc years old. He and his
wife, with Gen. Grant, Jr., live
in marlborough, Mass. Mrs.
Grant is the dwarf known as
Minnie Warren, and Barnum is
authority for the statement that
she will soon be q mother.
, 1878-06-29
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A thoroughly responsible company, prompt
in all their dealings, and one that We can COM
mend to our reacers.-(Age, N. Y.
Sample machines with table and treadle for.
warded to any part Of the world on receipt Of
, 1878-06-29

Salem Mercury: From all parts of
this valley we learn that the pros
pect for the late sown wheat is very
discouraging. Unless rain comes
within few days there will be
much of the grain not worth cut
ting. Mr.. A. Siefarth, who resides
near Zena, in Polk county, called
on us yesterday and informed us
that with the exception of the fall
wheat there will be very little cut in
that vicinity and about Bethel and
Lincoln.
, 1878-06-29
THE FAvORITE STEAMER
~ EP HY r
v. q. BALLARD,

Oiympis every Monday, WednesdAy. and Friday
noruinss, connecting with the cars At faesns
Mon.,av me SINS:
, 1878-06-29
In Probate court-Burke, G !.

o. G. Shorey was this morning
appointed administrator of the es
tate of the late Daniel McMastin,
the engineer who was killed some
time since on the railroad.
, 1878-06-29
DISSOLUTION OF Co.PARTNERsHlP.

The arm Of CCsHMAN / ZIMMERMAN, car
rving on the business OF logging on WILDLY g.
land, has seen dissolved nv mutual consent.
GEOFGE A. CUSHMAN.
CHRISTIAN ZIMMEkMAN.
The undersigned will con.inu. to carry on the
business At the old camp
fe4 I'm CHRISTIAN ZIMMERMAN
, 1878-06-29
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING co.
j7dw.1y 24Os Ridge Avenue, rhiladelphia. Pa

A177 Is not sssily earned In thes
hard times, but it can be madei
VI ] three months bv any one Of eth
er sex, in any part Of the country, who will
ing to work steadily at the employment iha
We furnish. 356 per week in your own town
You need not be away from home over night
You can give yoar whole time to the work.
only your spa-e moments. We have agent
who are making over so per day. Va
gnge ct once cau make money fast.
present time money cannot be made 70
and rapidly It any other business. It cost
nothing to try the business Terms and IS
outfit FREQ. Address at OLec II HALLEIr Co.,
Portland, Maine. ocl0 DIV 6n