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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

The AMERICAN AGRIoULTURIsT Tor Au>
Dcust is we'll filed with attractive articles on
various subjects, is we'll illustrated and gen.
orally in,eresting-good reading for tho
farmer, gardener and householder.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29
ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
H5Y ICE CREAM SALOON isnow open for The
VI season. Parties furnished with Ice Cream
in any quaatity-bJ tho saU9s1: EIn IN fT1rt OF
gallon. GCSIA H""" ~
May s. 1879.
ICE CREAM REDUCED.
TIME nrice of nv Ice Cream has been reduced
tn 81 10 per gallon. Families or 9 1,Y sup
Anew CRooUET SETS iu.t received ard for
~ sale Cheap, BY GUSTAV 6hOFN'
June 10, 1879
ICE.COI.D Soda Water. with great variety Of
Ernit STTup. ALSO Tonic and Root Beer to be
Rod during the hot FeaSOn, 50
QUiGLEY's DRUG STORE. Harper Ferry.
BEA UrIFUL Tot of Framed ChEouos, at
y very low hgurcs 10 be see" at -o
la QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE.
u.-e7 1S7o HaTpeT's Ferry.
I,sRG T. iavoicc Of FINE TEAS received d.
q rect from the Importers. bought a! lo= cures
and will be sold oorrespondinEiy Iov al
oUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE. Harper's Ferry.
ysSHE big COST stock of Laundry SOAPS in tie
county-a good Scan at two cents a cAko.-
Cali aud see, at QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE.
TTNISwARE for sale by
1 July 3, 1879. F. DALGAkH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

Sewing Machines Repaired and rut in
order by E. T. Kirby, Msrtinsburg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

TUST received n nice stock of Letter, Cap and
, Note Paper; nlso beA uituI nssort men of Box
Paper at low fsures- Letts Paper 9 low az cts
per quire.st QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE,
jane "a, 1879. HarpeE's Ferry.
IAMEs' Extract of Cauu,bis Tndfca Having
- secured the Agency for the County of this VAL
bic preparation, friends may rest assured OF
receiving the genuizs article. it is elaipec to ba
n sure cure for Con sump tio1-and know of
cases that have come under our own observation, ,
vhersit hes dnno great good. II is we'll worth q
trial. Call nd see it at T. v. 8. QUTGLEY'S.
usrTer'p Fsryv, Jolly !, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

CARDINES, Baking Powder, Chockolnte, Coffee
- Essence, R1tIauts and Essences, for sale hv
Fee. IL, 1879. 8. S, paLG Ann.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29
BRADLEy's sUPERPH0SPHAFE.

s have already received large orders for
y the ,1npl:r yins, old and reliable Bone Phos.
ph4te, we urge farmer fsends of CIaI Ike md
Jefferson 30 send in oEdeT early i they would be
sure of su71lv. LlPPlTT co.
nj s 1870.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Chare-towu, Jefferson
county, W. Va. July 26. 1879.
Mrs. Lucy A. Brown, Mrs. James Butler,
Mrs. Josephine Hubbard, Mrs Louisa Il.
Happier. George Byrn, w. s. Campbell.
James II. Davis. Wyatt Forsyth, Mrs. Myre
Rhose, W R"drck. Henry Scott, Joseph
Washington, James Il. Willis.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter Of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say tina, they advertised.
BENZ. Z. LEIsENRINo, 2. n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29
LUMRERI IuMRERII

LNENCING and Building Lumber furnished to
= orGer,hy WEIRICK WELLER.
June S. 1877,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

READ AND PONDER To make room for
n hcaCy Fall and Winter Stock of Boots and
Shoes. for which we have our orders in. VIC
viii from this dato offer our entire stock Of
Ladies'. Misses and ChiIdren's Slippers at a
great reduction in prices. Also our stock of
Mems low Shoes Mt very low figures and a
Iiuo of Mems, Boys and Childrcn's Straw
Hats at cost.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

County ITEMS From the Shepherds
town Register We copy the following items
Mrs. Miller. mother of Mrs. JAS. Green
wood. of this town, fell on Friday last and
broke her lett arm.
Hon. G. T. Butler, State lecturer, started
on Tuesday last for Fayet,e and Green brer
Counties, ". Va, to deliver lectures to tho
graugers.
Mr. Griffith, an employee on the S. v r.
r., near tho b. & r +. Junction. hsd
his hand and head severely cut on Tuesday
whiIe coupling the construction cars.
We were in error in STAGING that Mr., Da>
vid BiIlmyer had purchased the Shepherd
property in this place. sold by c. D Nc
Glincy, last week Mr.. D. Frank DiIlmyer
was The purchaser
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

Arrive at Harper's Ferry at S:20i returns
ing, leave Harper's Ferry at 630, P. NJ.
promDt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29
Tho Truc way to lnvigorate..

The true way to invigorato feeble system is
infuso activity into the operations of the sto-
mach. that wondrous nlcu.bic in whCh the food ia
transmuted into the commitments OF blood, tho
chict element of vitality HoEtetter's Stomach
B.tors, ii accompanies this en:I is great
~ to be preferred many SO called tonics, useiul
indeed as appetizeFE, but imperative aids to di
gestlou a nd Rss!Inia:Ion I his ring cordial,
wni!e IL invIgcrn III stoIAch enithi uly atm
uIates the lives bowe!s. Cd kidnsys onsurIr5 tho
sscapc through the TegulTr channels OF ette'e and
uRele<s mater thrown oil hv the sysiem which Ia
thus purified welt as invlg"rRted by It, lta
tonic influence is soon mode manifest by an To-
crease OF vital energy and more active and reg
uIur discharge Of every physical Junction. and It
has the IN rter effect of rendering The System un-
a.1aiIatie hJ maia rial epidenlcs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29
Virginia Fami Y Soap.
SOAP MhNUFACTORY
PATApSCO FERTILIZER.
GRANGE MIXTURE.

MO Fertilizer has given euch general satisfao
~ ton thIs ason a GRANGE MIXTURE
We arc e lad Ita;" shat the price has aeen still
further red ccd. The standard guaranteed to be III.
Same llPPlTT 4 CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

For one Of the best Sewing Machines
maio-the New Anericar-nrrly to i Y.
Kirby, Mariinslurg, who ac!Is aud leases on
the most tavorahlr terms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

RuTTgRICK's LATEST PATTERNS foT
sale by MnS. ARME%GE"Ur.
Sewing Machine Needles, Attachments
and Oh, solo BY j Z. Kirby, Nartinsbnrg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

"ISwARE for sale by
l July 3, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

Lndie.' and Cent? Kid Gloves, Lsdie.'sad Gest.'
Scarf, Fans, ParssoI.. aHd in fact all goods "a
the Dry Goods. Notion and Clothing line, for
Spring and summer wear and uSo.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
Immigration.

DURING the last quarter of cen tury some 100000 of immigrant. from the old world have sought 8 home in the United States. For the single year 1870. 1t is now safe from statistics already on hand. to esti- mate the immigration at not less than 160.000. Though il seems to be a very large figure, it has been sur passed in former years, most notably in 1872, during which year 294. 4.5CO foreigners landed in the city of New York alone. After that year immi- grafton declined. until in 1877 tho minimum of 5f,500 was reached. In 1878 the tide turned again, and there was an increase of 10000 over the previous year.
 Meantime we have abundant room for ail who may choose to come With our vast amount of unoccupied land and population that does not exceed an average of thirteen to the square mile, we can furnish an op- portunity to make a living to mil lions more of industrious and frugal immigrants. California alone can find room and employment for more than the entire aggregate of the last five years immigration
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
IRE Rhode Island Supreme CouI

THE Rhode Island Supreme Court holds valid as police regulation, not within the constitutional inhibi. ton, statute which, with certain exceptions, prohibited the sale of any merchandise within one mile of 8 place where a religious camp meeting was being held, unless the society consented. The court say: 'The chapter is ostensibly designed IS police regulation. We see no reasor for supposing that it's osten- sible ia other than it's real design. To allow peddlers, hawk-rs, and 'hucksters of every sort to frequent the vicinity of camp-meetings for the sale of their wares, without any restriction, would inevitably tend to intemperance, disorder, and lm- morality. It is urged that . mere selling of food, or of other innocent or necessary articles, can do no harm. This would be true if selling those articles were not used as . cover for the sale of intoxicating liquors. or of other injurious or immoral things. The restriction is general, because, if not general, it would be unavail- ing. It is imposed not only for the protection of the socisties which h Id the meetings, but also for the good Of all who attend them"
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
Julius crsar'. View of Death
(J- A Froude-l

[J- Froude.l
 Throughout his career Cesar dis played singular indifference to life. He had not much belief in God or the gods. In all such questions he observed from first to last profound silence. But one conviction he had. He intended, if he was to live at all, to live master of himself in matters which belonged to himself. Sylla might kill him if he so pleased. It WAS better to die than 10 put away 8 wife who was the mother of his child and 10 marry some other woman at l dictator's bidding. Life on such terms was not worth keeping. What a joy it is to read ot one man in the worlds history who never played the fool or the hypocrite. On one occa- sion the majority of the Senate, of which Caesar W IS then young mem bcr, wished to consign large mum Der of political offenders to capital punishment Cesar opposed this. He contended that death was not punish mept at all Death was the end of human sorrow. In the grave there was neither joy nor sorrow. When man was dead he ceased to be. He became as he had been be- fore he was born. Probably almost everyone in the Senate thought like Cesar on this subject Cicero cer- tainly did. Cesar spoke his convic- tiOns out
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

A movement is on foot to work the tin mines of Los Angeles and San Bernardino county.
 Work on the Northern Pacific Rail. road is being pushed rapidly.
 From forty to fifty thousand acres of wheat will be planted in San Fer nando valley this fall.
 The steel cable used in the Belcher mine lacks but eighty feet of being one mile in length IL is five inches wide and ttrec-eights of an inch thick.
 Anahcim Gaz:tte: II is said that there are tons of grapes ro;ting in the vineyards at Westminster, the owners being conscientious temperance peo- pie who would rather see the fruit waste than sell it to the wine-mak- CTS
 From the returns made by the Ne vada Assessors of tho fourteen coun- ties to the State Comptroller, it is learned that the State and county tax on real and personal property for the year. amountsto z154.432. .56. against $252, ,4O395 for the year O 1878 This is owing to the State tax having been reduced to 55 cents.
 The wheat crop of Oregon, eys the Pendleton Independent, no.withstand- the rust, is the largest that has ever been produced in the State, and, at the remunerative prices paid, will bring to the people of the State upwards os $4,OOO,O00, or over Sa6O for each man. woman ana child of the entire population.
 In San Francisco there is a boot black who blacks your boots, brushes your clothes, removing all stains and grease spots, pins a bntton hole bou- quet on your coat and puts cologne on your handkerchief, all for the modest sum of ten cents.
 MT. F. O'Donncli, proprietor of the Aliso street foundry. has left for Arizona. He expects 10 start a branch fou dry if lie finds any place in the Territory of sufficient business in that line to justify him in the ven- turc Il. A. COnsnerciaL
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
Mint Statistics.

| WAsHINGTON.- The report of Ho.
 ratio c. Burcharl, Director of the
 Mint, was submitted to the Secretary
 of the Treasury this afternoon, and
 shows the operations of the United
 States hints and assay offices during
 the fiscal year ending June 90, 1879.
 During the year the total deposits of 1 gold and silver, including silver 1 purchases. amountcd tn ST1, ,179, ,654,
 of which $42, ,254, 156 were gold ard BPS .925, ,497 silver Of the above
 amounts, $3S, ,549, 705 of gold a-d $26, 934 ,62S Of silver were of tlomes-
 tic production; $19S, ,OS3 of gold and $1O6, 719 of silver were United States coin; Sl,O69, 796 Of gold aud $1 OFF,
 9l9 of silver were of foreign bullion: $f9, ,SS1 ,971 of gold and S69S. .632 of silver were of foreign coin, and
 S937, 75l of gold and $20S.6 of
 silver were of plate and ether manu-
 facturcd articles The amount of
 gold and silver separated in rcfineries
 of coinage mints and the assay of
 fees in New York were $20, ,7J9, ,534
 of gold, lO.63S,-26 Of silver. Coin
 age during the year amounted to
 sos, ,3l2, ,592, and consisted of 2.759,-
 421 pieces of gold, of the value of
 $40, ,9S6, ,912, and 27.223, $50 pieces oi
 silver. of the nominal value Of 97,-
 1JS. The fuaI use of gold a.
 part of the circulation, consequent
 upon the controver;ibili,y of United
 Lrates notes into coin, il was anti cipated would create demand for the smaller denominations of coin, and during the last fiscal year there has been q larger coinage of eagles, half eagles and quarter eagles than in any preceding year during peried of sixteen years The coin age of eagles and half eagles will be continued until the demand i< satis fed The silver coinage has been all most exclusively of standard silver dollars. of which 27,227, 800 were coined during the year
 The Director thus closes his re- port: The true pt Hey of this country is such conservative action as will i tend to bring the values of gold and l silver to their former relations, up ] holding one and preventing the ap- | prcciatiol of the other until it can | be determined whether other com | meTcial nations are willing that both | metals should be yoked for equal l monetary service But in case the | use of silver as money must be aban- | dotaed. it is gratifying to believe that the vast resources, the agricultural l and mineral wealth, present develop i Tnent of the mining and manufactur. | ing interests and facilities for inland | commerce, the comparative lightnees of taxation ahd relief from heavy foreign indebtedness, and above all. the productive genus, industry. skill and sagaci Y of ihe people of the United States, will enable them 10 retain them; or, as now, draw from abroad the gold needed for Inone- tary use, and that the commercial disaster and depression threatened pr feared as the result of restricting the commercial world to one metal. are more likely 10 fall upon nations that initiated, and are responsible for the movement.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
A wenther Prophecy.

As Christmas. day comes this year upon Thursday, the following quota. ton from an ancient Mss. in the British Museum is pertinent for pub lication at the outset ot winter, as a prophecy of coming events the ap- year:
 If Xmas day on Thursday be,
 A windy winter ye shall sec;
 Windy weather in each week.
 And hard tempcsts, strong and thick, The summer shall be good and dry, Corn and beasts shall multiply:
 That year is good fer lands 10 till |; Kings and princes shall die by skill, If a child born that day shall be, It shall happen right well for he i; Ofdeeds he shall be good and stable, Wise of speech and reasonable.
 Whose that day goes thieving about He shall be punished without doubt, And if sickness that day betide, It shall quickly from the glide.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

and eighteen escaped, wounded. The Indians were the same party Major Morrow was after They came from fl.e Florida mountains by Grosman' $ lake to Candelaria mountains, where the party aiter them was ambushcd by the Indians hebird rocks. The fight lasted ten hours.
 SALE OF ARIZONA MINES.
 TUcsoS, Nav. 17.-Boston capital ists have paid s4iO,OOO cash for the Empire mine, Tom bstonc District.
 PREscoTr. Nov. 18.-The Coyote Holes mines, belonging to Secretary Gosp r, have been purchased by Cleveland company for large sum, and the money paid down.
 DIVIDENDS.
 SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 19.-Dodie declares q dividend of fifty cents.
 Indcprdcnce levies an assessment of twenty-five cents delinquent De cembcr 1st.
 EASEMENTS.
 Crown Point and Bclcher, each levy assessments of one dollar
 Eureka consolidated; declares a dividend of one dollar.
 SMASH OF STOCK.
 A smash of stocks this morning is accounted for the general opinion seeming to be that the dia- mond drill has struck something un- favorable, though many hold to tie contrary and assert that insiders are breaking the market to load up.
 SACRAMENTO, Nov. 19.-Governor Irwin to-day granted respite for sixty days in the case of Sprague, sentenced to death on December 9th, for the murder of T. ". More, in Ventura county.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
Libels on Grant.

Since General Grant returned from his tour round the world he has been subjected to peculiar Kind of per. secution. Adventures have en. deavored to utilize him as a trade mark, in fact, and his name has been taken in vain so often and so reel. |. lessly that the very impudence of the thing has prevented it's success. Every doubtful or worse than doubt full undertaking that stood in nerd of advertising has been associated with his name- The telegraph has been used to spread abroad the most unWarranted statements concerning his acceptance of presidencies in this, that and the other company. At one time he has been uiiliz sd to
 boost" the languishing interoceanic canal scheme of Lessens, and next We find hlm placarieG as abont to assume the presidency of the mori- hUnd Texas and Pacific Railway | Is evident that these stories are cir culaieh tor speculative purposes, and that they are only sought tn be used for the moment IL is, however, quite possible that credulous persons may be injured by believing them, and it appears 10 Us that the Associated Press ageri is under some obligation to ascertain the truth of all such statements before sending them -hToadcest over the country Grant is no doubt accustomed tO abuse, but it may be 60uhted whether he has ever suffered more cruel caIurflDy than consists in the implication that he is willing tO associate him elf with some of the enterprises with which his name Las been lately con- Iectcd.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

Miss Lily Darst, the editress of 8 Republican paper at Girclevillc, O., is a candidate for Clerk of the House of Representatives. Miss Darst op- posed Ewing vigorously, and to one of her powerful editorials, which be gan, 'It is really quite too horribly awful that the dreadful men have fixed the election right in the middle of peach preserving time" the down. fall of the Ohio Democracy is un- doubtedly due.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

Returns of November 1st show an increase in thewheat crop eff 26,G00 bnshels over last year. This great increase is the result of a very large yield in all the States bordering on the Ohio and Missouri rivers. The Northwestern States show little vari- ation from last year Kansas and California both decline in yield. Texas, of ail the Southern States is is the only one that falls of in yield this year
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

On the 5th inst Samuel Cutting, an employe of Slocum's hat manr. factory, Milwaukee, fell into vat of boiling lye and met a horrible death. Cutting was young marie d man, and, while at work as foreman of the factory, ventured too near tho vat, lost his footing and tumbled in He was literally cooked until the flesh fell from the bones by the time he was hauled out.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

A man was arrested yesterday in San Francisco for stealing ships anchor. Theft takes ali sort of forms these days, and the only wonder is that he stopped at the anchor, and didn't steal the ship. Men have stolen railroads and mines, and why not ship? For the information of our readers we will state that he did not carry the anchor away in his vest pocket.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

The Central Pacific Railroad was not caught by the advance in iron. TEc company made heavy contracts for iron months ago. The walls of the contractors arc however loud and bitter.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
AanInIssratsr,s sale.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GrVES. THAT bate Court 0T the CouarE of Erra- ts7r. tory or Arizona msce oa the -ez1 lAf r. May. less. in the matter of ths ss-a'e e- SrsrAES bIcaA <D~ deceased t3= 4a4.r signed. the Acn2inlsi-S-ur rf sait ks1l-. Eiu sell st private Sale. e tA= ats1rs- 1li1- der. Tor ease- In Cni--L Stst-s clrrrncr- and sDojSct to eoE1ruartcn 2 salt t-oca-"s Soarl- on CT a1ter >ar1-tesV l1 sivr1 .i--a day or Dsceneer. A D. 1<-1 a1 rae -fEnr- utles.inte-eSt aEd estate oflAa szit Sr1r1as bica ASn, ceSs2Sel a. the ti1le of 11- 1.-z-a- ard aii ths EiSht. ts-lc. e..d lrc-r--c .1t- -l1 saio estSte has- ey o1er-r.on of laa 1z otherwise se.a1ireS~ oih-r sAsn. ur l1 st1t tion to- that of tAe ssit intsstsce a- -1- Gl-n.a ot his death In and to an a1-fst-s-1 CO., Iourth Interest In that certaia mi1a or u1a Ing etainl- situate. lstng a11 o-l1.r l4 Uiohe Mining District NariSnea cual1r. Artxona Territory. ard SnoW1 A11 .1.r serlosd as the NanmoSA Rins.
 Terms an coaf1ffcns Of zz1a- la@A -n of pntehaser
 Bids CT ode=s Eias b. uas. ae a-r s-mn~ After t@e Erst puoslcsril1 of aha a1z4ls. ana before n making cfrae sale
 All bids or o1e-s r,psr e@ t- u-lran-t an len ef the otEee Cf E D. S1zzars n.1l1u11. et-issv. FloreEce. d. F- 1r rz-1vereal al -l.s undersigned personal.r
 Dated Noyenherf2 .s-Q
 ELrSRA BrCaAR1 Admtnistr4tnr cf me Es.a.e sf -r-ahsa. Richard aeessae1
 A. D. SCNNEks- zrr1-asr ncntsE
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

Immense beds of ccal have just Leen discovered on the River Assini boine, about sixEy miles south of Grand Valley, Manitobia.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
FOREIGN.
DEADLY DrrTuERrA.

DEADLf DtkA n 11>AA-
 LONDON, Nov. 2.-The diptheria. which for several years seems to gain ground. and has obtained fright ul proportions. In some districts sixty per cent of the cascs are fatal
 DROWNED.
 GLASGOW, Nov. 1s.-Thirteen per sons were drowned yesterday. while crossing the LocliindeIl, Istry. They were returning from fair
 CABUL. Nov. 19.-For'y-nine Al ghsns have been hanged for com niiciiy in the massacre of the British Embassy.
 It is reported that trouble is apDrc- hrnded in the Ghuegin country. One r,f the Khans and his brother arc in citing e rebellion in Kho Kistan.
 EASTERN,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

IL is reported in Japan flat there has been fraudulent issue of scvsl millions of Government rereS r1 cf efaSfT denc.n;E aticn.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

''It isn't the thinness of inc milk o jecf to-" said Jacob Shuttle, as he pulled out frog from the creamer
 its the thickn"Fs 0: ths-gG.er ,tat
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21

M A a WEEK Tn your own town, and no capital rfsked. Ton can ~Mn H give the business a trial without V v expense. The best opportunity eve ofiere dior those willing to work. You should try nothing else until you see for xourselfwhst you can do at the business We offer you No rom to explain here. You can devote all our time or only your spare time to the business, aud make great pay or every mour that you work. Women make much money as men. Send for special private terms and particulars. which we mail free. S5 Outfit free. Don't com plain of hard times while You have sue ae chance. Address II HALLETT & co
 Portland. Maine