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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-02-13
THE M A r K E T s
Cheese.
There is no change in the market this

There is no change in the market this
week.
We quote: Buying, (naked) 53 to +
cents. Billing (boxed) q ~ cents.
The shipments of cheese for the
week ending Feb. 18th, are as follows: !:
No. of boxes, 4,040. No lbs, 156, 1926.
Butter for the same time as follows !:
No. tubs, 80. No. lbs. LISA.
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Corre.pondeneer . qe 8 yI.sa . q

CorrespondencereqsS 9 yissd srJ ~
NEW DvEtLzNGs.r-Mr- j. Davis is
erecting two new dwelling. houses On
his acre lot Oh North Walnut Street,
which, when oothpleted, will add quite
highly to that street. His object in
tuilding. wssls informed, = f%yat-
The NJ. e. Sabbath School held q
picnic in Stevens Grove on Saturday,
Auscst 30th, which 'was We11' attended,
BY tho scholars, and = very efijoyable
time was hAds 1e.5s <
Bs,e Bal is AZ the rage here now.
The boys have not lost gamA this
year except at Ravenna, and that was
decided . draw, and considerable blow
ws.s raised about 1t by, the Ravenna
people; but when their boys get beat
eye.Sthing is.quiet, and nothing said.
Our boys seem quite anxious to have
another game with them, but the Ra-
VIENNA boys could not secure the
grouncs. Our boys are in hopes OF
haEinga q game before thessesen u cut.
How are the little Res6h,tes proep}r-
ing? Send them down here to play
our Alefts.
The bills for the great Fair to be held
here are published, and are quite
SNOWY. The Fair promises to be an
excellent one, and large crowds are
expected. Everybody is invited. Come
one, come all. TRAPO.
6EPT. Lat, 1873.
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.I0TfSF-

- -
+ MR.l'EnIroRs-PleAse allow me ia
comrapnIcateto you some Of the good
qualities and tlcings of Randolph.
q Rsndolph, e. h well known through
Epht thk county stands behind no other
township With the sanne facilities In
.Snterpnise and enlightenment. Edu-
CATION II uHiseisally believed to be =
powersfer good, and therefore the prin-
cipaIGlsmsnt Of prosperity in . pre-
cinct no less than in . country. This
b idlly demonstrated, by the interest
manifested in behalf Of the schools.
For in whatothef tow wnship in Portage
county can you md two graded
schools side by side. ssnost, not more
than half = mile fnteA yening. with an
attendance Of 8s in one and 50 in the
other, and each taught by q compe-
tent superintendent with one regular
assistant. Nor is this all. Fully ap-
preciating the fact that the German is
rapidly intruding and is becoming al
most predominant, practically, where
the English not many years past was
the only language of the Merchant, the
clerk, the Jrstice of the Peace and of
all. professional men, some of our en-
terprising people, equally judieious as
wise, have. formed themselvessinto q
class for the study of the German lam
guage: This is sensible. not only on
account of the utility, but es well on
account OF the example it affords to
others to keep up with the, times. May
their English efforts be crowped with
4 German succees., { ~ NFass 4
The school houses in Randolph are
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+ .
Mr.. Rodney S. Phelps, who has had
the entire charge OF. the: freight depart,
ment OF the sA.& q. w. RrN 'DepoI
If ti1isIcity for over four yyars past
has resigned his clerkship there to
take effect on the 18th inst, and has
accepted the position Of bOokkceper
for the Quaker Mill Company. Mr.,
Phelps has proved himself most able
and efficient business man, ever ready
TO serve the patrons of the Road by
obtaining for them the best possible
rates and accommodations. Appre-
cia:ing that railroads aud the commu-
mites through which they pass have
mutual interests, he has best served
his employers by gaining tho good
will of ths whole shipping and travel-
ing public here, and TO his energy,
strict attention to business. aud pleas
ant and accommodating manners are
largely due the. increased popularity
and business of the A. & g. w. at this
point. 3. - 49, !.
Tho Quaker Mill Company with it's
usual business acumen has secured
the right man for the right place.
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4 u I r.aa. r aaaf@a
all in good condition except the one in
the joint district between Randolph
/ and Rootstown, which is now under
going some repairs, consisting of entire
new plastering, a bellfry and change
of location to the rear end of the lot,
which will be u decided Improvements.
Z On Saturday, the oath ult., Justice
Davis issued . warrant against Geo.
Fenton, for threatening to shoot. The
warrant wssplaced in the hands of the
Constable to be served, but the accused
was nowhere to be found, nor.are his
whereabouts known at this writing.
Perhaps il search had been made in
the garret he might have bssn discov-
cred. H.
Sept. l, 1879.
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80
ATwATER.

d" . p &
The annual meeting of the Portage
Co. Bible Society was held here last
Thursday. The address was delivered
by Mr.. Chaplin. Reports were had
from township auxiliaries. The OH
cers elected for the coming year were
Rev. Mr.. Bingham. of Windham, Pres
ident; Gideon Seymour, Secretary
Charles Griffin. Treasurer; John Me-
harg, Auditor, and Mr.. Stiles, Depos-
itaAx. asti lfri sse a0 'e S,st a'a
A resolution was adopted to have a
suitable supply of Bibles and Testa.
ments purchased and brought to the
Depository In Ravenna, sufficient to
answer the demands of auxiliai y soci-
etles, life members, sales, and grstui-
tous distributions. The Secretary re-
ported cash on hand about sixty dol
lars, and credit at the parent society in
New York. five hundred dollars. II
was stated by the Secretary that SOME
German Bibles have been lying in the
depository at Ravenna for many years
without there being any call for them.
I take this opportunity to say to ali
who want German Bibles cheap, to &c
to Stiles' and get them. English tes.
taments can be bought from three cents
. piece upward; English Bibles from
forty cents upward. eo9sss3a
The next annual meeting will be
held in Randolph. It was pleasant to
see some Of the old men from iadioin.
ing towns once more, and hear them
exchange their views.
There was a full attendarc &c at church
aud Sabbath School yesterday. The
lesson was Interesting for the people.
Mr.. Brush was in his class for the first
time for some months. ss
Silas Aspey, of Deerfield, was badly
hurt by the kick of horse about the
middle of Last week. He and some
others were sczaping the road whenht
was hurt, and he was taken to tAt
house Of Heman Day, and has not been
well enough to he moved to his own
home, if I ann correctly informed.
Mrs. Baight, wife of David Raight
is suffering from a paralytic attack,
and it is not probable she will ever be
any better. She is advanced in years,
and has had two shocks, one on each
side Of the body.
1--WE have plenty Of ripe apples. pears.
peaches and pl1ns, and not d tramp to
disturb them.s .. T e., idsssa, this is a
very nice world. /" i91s zsa w.
:, 6RPT. lat, 1879. sg,i taa .qea7 -
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Corresp pendence

NssEICsASSAAAasssA<S
The potato crop, which promised
such an abundant yield . short time
ago, seems to be subjected to the same
conditions it has been for two or three
years last past. The blight and rot ia
making fearful ravages in some locali-
ties, and should the extreme warm
weather continue the ravages may be
expected 70 be general.
Threshing machines are abundant,
and are fast separating the grain from
the straw. Mr.. James Young chal-
lenges the county and all the counties
adjoining. He hf~-threshed from one
hundred and three dozens, one hum
dred and seven bushels Of Pultz wheat.
The JOB wss done with Udall's ms
chine in just one hour. e
is The work ON the new boarding hal'
iaprogressing rapidly. The excavat
ing is all done and . goodly portion of
the stone work. is completed, and,
weather permitting, it will be ready
for. the brick In about ten days. The
building committee has erected avane-
less windmill over the well at the
College building, for forcing the water
to the hall. The frame for the mill
1tands sixty feet in height, which is
fifteen feet higher than sny other
frame in this vicinity.
i The FAN telm of College opened List
week with one hundred and fifty stu
dents in attendance and several more
to hear from. The incree se over last
year is about so per cent, which may
be taken as a healthy indication. 9a
Cattle thieves are getting numerous,
but ere meeting with Indifferent sue
cess. Two herds of stolen cattle have
passed through this place within q few
weeks. The first of fifteen head, from
Champion, Trumbull county, was
overtaken just as it was entering the
city of Cleveland, and the thief es-
capped. The second herd, of four head,
from the same township. passing
through the Center of Nelson very
early 6f Monday morning. excited
the suspicions OF gentleman OF that
place, who Immediately informed
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Chief of Police White and Capt. Stock
well, of Pinkert0n's g detectives, both O
Garrettsville, and the three gave chase
and overlook the thief near the west
line of this township. The officers
endeavored to pnrsuade the thief t0
surrender, but he could not SO see it,
and after parleying some time, leaped
the fence and made for the woods. The
detective followed and was gaining
rapidly, when the thief drew his re-
yolver in a meDacing manner, which
brought the detective to sudden rec
objection that he had been afflicted
with the ASTHMA for several days past,
and could run NO further. The Chief
wss ruarmed he sasd he did not sup
pose weapon would be necessary, as
he had no idea that drover would be
armed. The last seen of the thief he
was quietly sitting on the fence by the
roadside, munching q sandwich and
meditating on the mutability of human
events. ..5 ~ ..z,ssssys-aesj
Chauncey Spencer, of Mantna, had
occasion with his family. to visit Ra-
VIENNA q few days ago. aud haying
ninety eight dollars in ailvef money,
which he did not wish to leave in his
mansion, occupied, as his shanty, CON-
cluded to put it where it would do
some good. So putting it in q coffee
pail, he hid it in AN old shanty in the
woods, about a half mile from his or
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-rsr..fr issla ass-r.E -.l --'tfsi -<-.l-
THE grand Republican Rally at
the Opera House Tuesday evening
failcd 10 materialize. Senator Allison,
Of Iowa, whose name was announced
ia hamipg capitals on the bills for thV
same reason thsts the travelling showt
advertise the great Behsmoth of Holy
wfie was n6e present, had SxsG the
Band, which. has. never failed to draw
serewd could not brisg ostths people,
The meeting opened With the hall
about hslf full and Hon. T. Beard, of
Michigan, was introduced and COM
menced dealing ont his slush g the
.s0alls audienoe which grew smaller
and beautifully, lssa By ,dsgress4ih the
seats ware nearly ~ ;SemPiy. For .
great party which fs 30 overfowing
with enthusiasm This was certaiply the
ithinest affair ever known In this neck
OF WOO00.a - si,-i 1i9d, Nsf st i-i,i.1cs
d tH > r.t :.
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SUEEIELD.

correspondence. s-....s5-sss4 tfs-
Philip Cramer is still in critical
condition from the effects of the horse
kicking reported in our Il st letter.
Frank EwelI has lately buried one
of his twin-baby boys.
John Kisier died last Friday morn.
ing very suddenly at the residence of
his brother David, aged over 20 years.
Mr.. Kister was deaf and dumb. He
took sick while churning. Dave sent
for the Doctor as quick as possible, but
the poor fellow wss dead before he
came. k n -g s
s Barphart Offenloch lost splendid
two years old colt, struck by lightning
in the last thunder storm.
Mrs.. Laubert had shock of oats
struck by lightning. 1t was all burned
but one sheaf, which the old lady sue
ceeded in rescuing from the flames by
the most praiseworthy activity on her
part. The grass and stnbble were
burned rod wide round the shock.
although the rain was pouring down
in torrents It was not Insured.
:. Last Saturday evening the Citizens
Band held q festival In the enclosure
Of ]. w. Fritch. 1T was q success in
every respect. The Brimfield, SPRING
field, and Akron City Bands were
present, and furnished splendid music;
the Akron City Bands, in particular,
was rich treat under the leadership
of Mr.. Oviatt. The boys tender their
hearty thanks to the mem bers for their
kindness, and hope at some future day
to be able to return the compliment.
They also extend their thanks to the
public for the patronage received.
Aug. 80, 1879. e ROVER.
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Mr.. L. s. BlDLAxE, Of Mantua. one
Of the most substfntiat ana intelfgsnt
farmers of the county, who has acted
with the Republicans from the, Arst
organization of the party. has had his
eyes open to it, wicked and oppressive
policy and has come over to the sup
port of Democracy and equal rights.
Mr.. B. waschoasa one of the delegate9
to represent his township In our Cor,
veution on Saturday, but owing to
having men come that morning to do
.his. thresbing he was unable to be
present. ...s 5 ~. ... .i1 80, s-ss -
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MEDFoRD, Mass, Sept Is. TT.
Mr.. GmEs-Dear Sir :. have used
your Iodide Ammonia Liniment and
fiud it the best remedy 1 ever used.
For = sprain or callous there ia moth
ing equal TO it. Ny wife sprained her
ankle last Saturday evening; Itused
lhe Liniment as per directions; the
second application was perfect cure.
Some of my friends started last night
for johnson Co., Kentncky y they have
taken several bottles with them. I
have nsed It ON my horses and it
works likes charm. am going to
Kentucky nexa Notwithstanding. III
yoa have any works treating Of horses
and other animals, please aend me
two or three copies, and Oblige g,
Yours respectfully,
e .. -: ~. :. -, - CHAs,, w. EoRBusH.
Sold by all Druggists. Send for
pamphlet. ! .:sa DR. GILES, y
120 West Broadway, N. Y. .
Trial size Is cents. e'nos
For sale by E. r. Brainerd g Son.
: q Z 4
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Shelif's Sale.
THE STATE OF OHIO,
IS pORTAGE COUNTY,

THE STATE OF OHIO. 50. a.i.;
DURsU ANT to the command OF = certain n
: Fa issued from the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for said County OF Portage, to me
directed in the case of The e. 8. & L. Assneiae
tion, plaintiff vs.. William ID. Lefliugwsll de-
fendant. will offer IOr sale at public auction.
at the door Of the Court House in RAvepnA,
County and State Aforesaid. ON
Sata rday, 1he goth Nay 81 Septen.
5fss5.ss. beFs A. D.s lS79s i;lss.s
between the hours Of one and three o'cl0ek N
m, the following described real estate to- wit:
Situate In the township Of RAvenna, G,nunty OF
Portage. and State of Ohio and known as being
q part of Let number 6. in the south division OF
lots in said Ravenna, bounded as follows: BE.
ginning at q stone, marked with q cross ON tOp
at point in road sOns.ht to be laid out uSsn-a
petitiOn of W lillian Goldman and other in said
lot No. g. where the center line ofKowcry street
ir extended west would intorsect the same; run-
ming thence north deg 80 min east chains
10s( links 70 u stone in the. center or aail new
road thence south 81 deg * min east 3 chains
lJ1< links N = stone marked with cross Oh top
thence south deg. 81 min west chains Links
to q stone post in the center OF Bowery Street
extension; thence north 81 deg. 30 min west,
chains 171k links along said center line to the
place Of beginning. containing S74-10D acres
of land. Appraised At $10hOOO 80 49,.
Terms Of sale. cash.
- b. f. KELLER SheriH
j. H. NICHOLS. Atty. b73-5w.
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Winter Oats.

&c. Catain & Son, have . 4 quantity
Of Winter Oats which they offer to the
farmers ofS this - vicinity for seed.
Among the. advantages of this variety
of oats is the fact that they can. be
sown in the fall when the soil is in
proper condition and That they yield
much moro ahundantly than any
others,
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PRED and sALE STABLE.

w POE B BARN. in rear of the First Nation8l
Bank, as Feed and Sale Stable. VIII Keep
Baled Hay and Straw on hand for sale; haDdle
colts and vicious horses. take orders to buy and
sell have for sale the hest Coalition Powder
now in use. aad with twenty five years. experi-
ence, we think we can heal the lalne make wen
the sick, and bring in condition aaythin0 tAst
Is durable about the horse.
TERASs-TWenty cents q iced for oatB. teA
cents for hay, and all other charges reasonable.
f,..stt = II j. u. CaRISTY.
.sltis J. A. TATIDRsx.A q
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Wf. Do pFCc AT 10 EtnA HOUbUe Z
I Have you bren IN . se.shim yetps Or are you
SIN Iimpina aseupd with tkat lscerating Corn
Ior Bcajon. which -evsrybody is sure to hit or
tread ON. when they happen to come near youf
DR.. Dnpree cures all feet troubles almost in the
twink'sng Of an eye And the best OF it is. he
does it without any pain Time is nyingi Go
nowt Friday Of this <oek is yen4 very last
chanee. as TIE ppctsr 4 ksycE Nf Akron--his
second visit tks4e. - request-on Saturday
morning. DIR. Duprce will receive visitors nn-
til r. n. Friday evening-his last day In ka-
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IT has become matter OF almost
daily occurrence to hear of some Re-
publican who has resolved TO vote for
General Ewing.
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Extract from tho Report Of the
Beard OF Scho0l ExamImePs of
Portage CO. for the Year ending
AWgust 31st. 1879.
No. Of ne>tings field wi$i{ the year leI
H|;5l!s;ii;:::;:::::::: :;:::::::::9:::: ::::::::::::!:fA.,...:
For IS months Gentlemen, -; Ladies, 10 10
tai. 4S.
For II months Gentlemen, %; Ladies. II. 10.
tai. l01.
For months Gentlemen. e7; Ladies'. 10. To-
tai, ~.
Total. Gentlemen, 100; Ladies'. 1884.
No. Of applicants registered-Gentlemen. p;
Ladies. GO. Total. I3l.
No Of dUsrsss spplicants- Ge1tlemsn. ~;
Ladies', $50. Total. l96.
No. Of different applicants. natives Of Ohio :
i Gestlemaa. .1ss ;sLadiee; ;31G s1Total. No.sa
No OF diRerent- Applicants under % years Of
age-Gentlemen. .; Ladies'. $50. Total. -.
fisJt ~ sf,,s.;f z. \. REED. Clark Rd. Ex!
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The pcws Of the NJ L. Church on Prospect
Street will be rented at meeting to he had in
t5e audience room nf the Church. on Friday
Evening. September Sth- Meeting to open at
73Q
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RANDOLPH.

C0rrssp0Sd ncc. p. All ..isis..l, e.i4 stsss
"Granger to therescue, !" says Rover.
Well, Old Abe" used to say, this
reminds me of a story of Mr.. Jones
who was too lazy to work to provide
for his family. So the IS Boy" told
him If he'wonld not 60 to work, some
hight they would bury him alive. So
one night they tied him to board and
started for the woods, but met Mr..
Smith, who inquired what was going
on After an; explanation, Smith said
/" Let's help him sand his family 1
have selne cornsIiwill give him." Mr..
Jones' raised his head and asked. !" Is
IT shelled ?'' " No. but You soon can
shell Hn We'll. then. go ON, boys. /"
was the reply Of Jones. So with too
many, they want the Changers to give
-xiso -sheff It. NOW, the
Grange has done a great deal Of good
to<ffs> members and outsiders in ten
years-more than its founders expected
to accomplish in .twenty-tiye years.
NSH Hover 81 y hood sfslidv. ana a
,8PeIIf9Fser 8 sEsRd danse, and yhyi
Tie doee not put IFS shoulder to the
wheel in such . gnod cause, and give
ita lift, surprises me. He should re!
$59ef1 td4tlaf linton il strSkth.
The Bankers. Iron Masters, Rail Road
s:x.1lEss,.sss*t, ,:n. .s.;5 Esn all
counsel and act together, and 1t is be-
.Vond my. comprehension that such
men ss' Hovsf do not see the benefits
aocruingo .,'as farmers doing the seme.
aphen E56me; River, and all tiliers Of
the. soils join. thatr grand army that
numbers fifty thousand in Ohio in
creeses III Numbers And usefulness.
Remember the maxim. that ait Is not
good t0 help those who do not try to
help themselves" II you want'to see
the beauties OF an sdlflce, enter there
in with 1snr wife. your son, and your
daughters, and be delighted.
GRANGER.
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T. EsLATH
= RAvxxNA. Aug. 10. 1879.
Something Must Be Done T!

We are getting everything in our
line for the benefit of orr custom ers.
Stin working for .lory sud to be. efit
the pople of Porta.e Co. alls shosld
come and see us. We are clever set
Of fell0 xs, ans. are anx;nls to sell.
Don't fail to call, eve ybos.y. Our
stock il fall, and of the best I'm the
mfrket. Help US, and we will help
you. No. 8, Etna Block,
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ExECUrORs. NOTICE.
lUyHE undersigned have been duly appointed
and qualified as executors OF the will q
Matthias Glass. Sr. deceased. late Of Randolph
township, Portage county. Ohio.
MATTHIAS GLASS, IN.
JOSEPH GLASS,
August a 1879. 6al-3Ws
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THE DlkotRITic PRESS.
RAvENNA. THURSDAY, SEPT. 4. 1870

oEArZER 7. .GATES.epen femssrdzf a. (,
slll YIvH p. n. nn1tl fsftler nbfice. -
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11zo6k8aR6bfR6d.teAOLI I
= fhs rules We're Suspended and Cor
nelius Baldwin, Of Nelson, was unani-
mously chosen az candidate for Rem.
resentatiye. Mr.. Baldwin accepted
the nomfnation In short speech.
For Treasurer only one ballot was
had which resulted III the choice of
Homer FL. Wolf. of Atwater. who
receiysdS - votes. AK. .Gess, reeeiv-
ing q, (
George ". Barrett, of Ravenua, was
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county, next Saturday ,s1d Sunday
On Sunday there will not be eny ser.
vices, except Sr1day school, in 10
Ravenna Universaiist Church. sc
An SIN, the editor Of the Rep. Dem.
moved into the Democratic aCouven-
ton ON Saturday last. The nanitesta-
ton OF % much unity and enthusiasm
was too much for this gallant sAay-at-
home, allie samee, and he soon With:
drew to his ss1ctum TO look upDAs Of
his psternale ancestor's , editorials
against copper-heads. A reading ol
the most rabid ones, with f;ial faith
and devotion and . thought of Broth
or Garfield as collateral backing res
tored this celestial to ia usual nat
footed equilibrium.
The Johnson Brothers, assis.sd by
G. W. Thompson ana c. B. Difiey,
will give an entertainment at Citizens
Hall to-msrrow, Friday night The
performances will consist of sacred,
sentimental and comic songs and In.
tsrestiDg orations. Admission q
cents children Is cents. Doors open
at z entertainment to commence at 8
o'clock.
On Tuesday evening many of the
friends of DR.. c. L. Belden and wife,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-01

TT can make money faster at work for
u us than at anything else. Capital is
not required; We will start you. Slope
day at home made by the Industrious
Men, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere, to work for US. Now is the
time. Costly outfit and terms free. Ad-
dress TRUE a. CO., Augusta, Maine.