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The daily gazette., 1880-08-02

Everybody knows the stupeifyhing uI,si ing and
ueauiy dantities of this dangerous drug
s0id SOL pn,Is ,s + Bsby Sy rup contains nothing
luxurious m and win relieve your ytn bay baby o.
main and all disorders OF the bowels
Price Is cents.
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-. ;..:. 23d =:
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.

Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MAoAULEY's THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3lst, 1880.
THESE DRAWINGS AUTHORIZED BY THE
IEaIsIATURE AND SUSTAINED BY ALL
THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY, according TO
contract made with the owners OF the
Frank tort grant, Will occur regularly on
the LAST DAY OF EVERY MoNPa' sha srina SInSaays Us
FIVE YEARS, terminating on JUNE 30,
1885. ,. -. -,
The United States Circuit Court oil
ist ThGt the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal.
2d IT'S Drawings are far.
The management call attention 10 tne
Hheral scheme which has met with such
popular favor heretofore, and which will
The daily gazette., 1880-08-02

LARGEST RETAIL STOCK oFHosIERY AND
underwear in America. COOK BROTHER
NOS 81 and 50 N ORTIZ EIGHTH ST., PHILA-
pELPHIA. Mail orders VIII nave prompt
., attention. jan2e-wly3pnr.
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IsIRST NATIONAL BANh
H OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG; sCAshIHH
Paid mp Capital, S0oOsOOo'
change ful nished to regular Depositors
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and ursdaI
at $50 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Cament n. Smyth, George W. Bush,
Jobn III. Adams, Ell Garrett,
Henrvs, Mc(Omb. Sam'l Bancroft, Jr.
Uaniel James, William Tatnal
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uoots and shoes.

Don,o, McCusker, 2l6 W. I'd street. has
~ D IN = large stock of boots and shoes for
SOs 10y III srr,ng trade, and is determined to
sn,1 sn1 tsem Cheaper than any house In the
c,ty' 1 T Give him call and save money.
apr20- go l3m.
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fellow then Of p, but I also remembered
that ne had me at a disadvantage.
Hold on, john 1 cried, throwing
UP my hands, Il am not fixed. II YOU
nre now you will prove yourself cow
ard. Let me 60 home and get fixed and
wen have this out-shOot on sight, II
you say so.'
Il bad Just that melodramatic and
foolish bluster, and was silly enough 10
be IN earnest in what ! said; for Booth.
after looking at me minute, put up his
pistol and said:
You want 10 be prepared the next
time you see me;' and ] went home and
got my revolver, but didn't see Booth
again that evening.
"Ihe next morning, which was the
day OF the assassination, / went around
10 FOrd's theater to see Miss Laura
keene, and, passing down the front
lobby, suppOsing that a rehearsal was
in progress, | saw II. Clay Ford aud
also Booth, who turned toward me, and,
as l supposed, made a movement to
carry his threat into execution. had
on light Oyercoat and my revolver in
the pocket, aud / put my hand on il
prepared TO shoot through the pocket al
Booth, for I supposed il was going TO be
the best thing to get the first shot. For
tunately for me, perhaps unfor eiy
for the country, I walled an inst. B., and
saw Booth extend his hand to me. II.
came up, saying:
"'WOn't you shake hands. George? ]
wasn't myself yesterday. Let by-gone.
be by-gonesy
"Of course that was the end Of th,
trouble.
"That evening. while Miss Germof
was singing Sherman Has Marched q
the Sea- and l was standing in IL,
wings ready to go on, c. D. Hess came
rushing into the wings aud said to me
with a face like death:
Lincoln has been shot I'm bis box al
Ford's.'
81 said at once, and 1 presume Mr.
| Hess will remember it:
"'Tbat - John Booth did it,
81 am sorry / was proiane, hut per.
/ haps that will he pardoned. jim Ne.
Cullom, Sam Hall and I went up q
Booths fathers farm, in Maryland, tht
next morning, looking for him, for We
had heard him talk about some cave,
| that were there. We went armed 10 III,
teeth, actor like here Mr.. Wren smiled
and In a very histrionic manner. o
] S'Ni - ~ N'-- .iIN nun. -AitS. " ~ "a
went to the gnnbOat aud saw Boolh'i
body. It was the poor fellow, fas
enough. l have been inclined OF lat,
/ years, as have recalled his wild aut
! unreasonable manner all that Winter
to have charity enough for Booth to be
! iieve that his mind was derauged.
"From that day 10 this" continue,
/ Mr.. Wren, as he refiiled his pipe, Z"
have not carried weapons, though I use,
20 wish had shot Booth. II fevery bod
had the experience I have had, Their
would be no need for any law on tn
tter."-AlJany Correspondence " !
Sun.
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II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
/ OF Oregon FOR MultnOmah County,. Dit
t6nhocfer, Plaintiff, vs.. TT. F. Bloch, T. a.
B0sEOwifZ, Louis SchWabacuer, a braham
Schwabacher and Sismund scnwa9acher, De-
feudaurs.-IO H. F. Bloch, j. ~ BOskoWltZ-
Louis Schwabacher, Abraham Schwabacher
and SIgmuud Schwabacheri Defendants: in
the name of the state OF oregon you are
hereby notified and required To- appear and
answer the complaint filed against you in the
date of the service OF this summons upon you
/ il served in MultuOmah County, or lt served
/ in any other county Of this state, then within
I twenty DAYS from the date OF the service OF this
ton, then YOU are EOtlned and rec ulred SO 10
appear and answer said comp plant by the ur>L
day OF the term OF this Court following the eE-
piratiOu OF the tine prescribed in the order Tor
the publication OF sum mons, iO-VIt: on or be-
fore June 18th. 1850, that being the FIRST day OF
the next regular term OF said Court; and Of YOU
fail 10 so appear and answer the Plaintiff viii
take Judgment against the Defendants, H. r .
Bloch and I. A. BOskOwitX, for the sum OF
Eight Thousand Dollars, with Interest thereon
40 ten per cent per aunum since January 2d,
lS-q, and the further sum Of Two Hundred
Dollars attorneys fees. ana the costs and dis
bursements of this suit, ana will apply 10 the
Court for and take "a decree fOrecIOslng the
Bloch, 10 the Plaintiff upon Fractional Block
-, COuch's Addition TO the City OF Portland,
Multuomah County Oregon. with the appur-
tenanCes, and barring and fOreClOsing all the
Defendants therein or thereto and for other
and further relief.
This summons is served by publication, by
order made by said Circuit Court for Multuo-
nah County on April Ithl loa0 directing the
same % DE published for six successive weeks
in the NEW NORTHWEST.
DOLPu, BHONAUGH, DOLPH &SIMON,
apis Attorneys for Plaintiff
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TIE HONE.

iIhls department OF the NEW NORTH WEST Is
10 be DEVOTED 10 the household, lawn and gar
den. Correspondents having new and rried
recipes for any department Of domestic occu-
patton viii confer public favor by contribu-
ing 10 this column.l
MOUNTAIN CAKE.-One pound each
OF sugar-and flour, half a pound OF but
Ter, SIX eggs, one cup Of sweet milk, one
teaspoonfui OF soda, two o! cream tartar:
lemon iiavoriug.
HoNBUBY CARE.-Three eggs, one
ana one-half cups OF sugar, oue-Eaif eup
OF butteri one cup OF milk, three cups of
uour, one teaspoon Of cream tartar. one
half teaspoon Of soda, one cup OF cur
rants; flavor.
hossUTH CAKE - Whites Of four
eggs one cup of sugar, oue-half cnp cf
butter, one-haif cup OF milk. tayo cams
OF Hour, one-half teaspoon OF soda. aud
one teaspoon Of cream tartar. Fiavor
with almond, aud you have a delicious
cake.
TART PASTE-One pound each Of loaf
sugar, flour aud butter; mix thorough
iy, then beat well with the roliing-Din
without roliing) for half an hour. fold
ing il up and beating 10 ont again; then
roll out the pieces in any shape YOU
wish for the tarts.
SUET PUDDING.-Seei aud chop nne
one large teacupiul Of raisins; chop one
cupiul OF suet, having removed an the
skin add cupful OF sour milk, % tea
spoonful OF soda, very little salt, three
eggs beaten together, and enough flour
20 make stin batter Steam two hours
and eat with fairy butter or wine sauce.
LEMON SYRUP.-Squceze the lemons;
strain the juice carefully, lest any puID
should remain; 10 one pint OF iuice add
two pounds Of sugar; set it away until
completely dissolved, stirring. 10 occa-
sionally then bottle 10. One or two
ieaspoonfuls Of this syrup stirred into a
glass of water will make ds,ightfuI LEM
Olade.
RICE MUFFINs Boil half pint Of
/ rice until quite soft, aud SCI 10 aside am
perfectly cold beat three evvs very
I light and stir them, with pint OF flour.
I into the rice, making DO into "a batter
with quart OF milk; add tablespoon.
FOL Of yeast OF two ieaspoonfuls OF bak-
ing powder, and bake in muffin rings on
a hot griddie.
COOKED CELERT.-Tuose who know
celery only in its raw state lose hall the
/ enjoyment % that excellent vegetable.
/ Cut up in small pieces, boiled until fem
der, and seasoned by adding milk, butter
aud salt 60 the water IN which 30 l.
| cooked, 20 makes delicious q ,sh. tooth
some for anybody, and especially good
/ for people afflicted with weak nerves
The parts not sufficiently biauched ol
I tender 20 eat raw may be utilized in this
way.
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CITATION.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
/ OF oregon for the county of MultnOmah.-
In the matter OF the estate of =. W. Davis. de-
ceased.-IO James A. Davis, Sarah Ann Mason,
Merritt Davis, Virgil Davis and Wendell Davis,
heirs OF p W. Davis, deceased, i'm the name OF
the state of Oregon By order of the above
entitled Court, made on the 5th day OF May, 4.
ID. lSSJ, you are hereby cited and required to
appear before the Judge OF this Court at the
Courtroom thereof, in the city Of Portland.
county and State Aforesaid, on the 5th day or
July, A. ID. lsSl, at the hour OF ten lIOI O'Clock
in the forenoon OF said day, then and there TO
show cause, if any exist, why an order should
not be granted by this Court TO Hannah NJ.
Davis, Administrators Of said estate, 70 sell all
the real estate belonging 20 said estate,
namely: Lot one Ql in Block one hundred
and ninety-eigut lgSl in the city OF Portland,
Multnomah County, state of Oregon, it being
q parcel OF ground Sd by 100 feet abutting upon
Hall and seventh streets IN said city, enclosed
by "a picket and board fence, having one
story wooden dwelling-hOuse erected thereon,
In order 20 pay and satisfy the claims and
charges against said estate, as in her petition
filed in this Court on the fth day Of May, A. ID.
lSsJi prayed for
Witness the Honorable S. W. Rice,
Judge Of the County Court OF the state
OF Oregon FOR the County of Multuo-
LsEAI. NAH, with the seal of said Court af-
fixed, this 5th day OF May, A. ID. ISsl.
JAMES A. SMITH, Clerk,
my6 by a. E BOrthwick, Deputy.
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A Woman's Opinion Of a Lawyer.


It was a sad thing Tor Letiie Davis
(colored) when she put out her washing
on the clothes-liue Of her South Fifth
avenue abode yesterday. Peterson
Knapp, of kindred tint, came, 10 Is al
legged, as a thief in the night and carried
of the raiment, part aud parcel Al
all events, an asiute policeman arrested
him FOR the ofieuse, and he went 10 the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
prepared to maintain his Innocence 10y
counsel. Leitie was there too, aud, IN
spite Of numerous trying interruptions
from counsel, she got 10 the point In
her narrative when she discovered Peter.
son lOngingly eyeing the clothes as
she hung them out.
"Dat braek niger" she said, ur
gently ap0strophizing the prisoner, "hs
stood dsr wifi an ole clay pipe showed
whar IL nd DO de mOas good, Gn' hl
puflip as if he'd like TO split. But d,
way be looked at dem clothes was quit,
'nuli TO show any reasonable pussol dal
dey want safe"
''Come, Witness quoth counsel, s4r
castically, "teil Us just what Kind Of ;
look that is ?n
"Oh, You git out" was the slappisl
rejoinder.
81 insist on the question: How die
the prisoner look to convey the impress
sion that the clothes were in danger ?'
Witness was ready with another tar
reply, but his Honor said:
''Come, you must answer how di,
he look ?n
The witness looked puzzled.
"Did he look" asked his Honor
glancing around for a simile, "dii b,
io..k like-like counsel, for inslauce?"
sob, deed, no, sah,n replied the wit
ness. "If he look de least bit like dat
gemman, dere wouldn't be no robbery
at all"
"Ah," said the naltered counsel
''how's that ?"
"Td made odder arrangements"
"Indeed,n he continued, smiling
"what might they have been ?"
"Why, If be looked az all like yoJ
does, / wouldn't have daT'd 70 hang den
clothes out at all"
There were no Interruptions from that
time on.-NclC York Herald.
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Prof Thompson, Of the Minnesota
State University, has examined and r.
ported on the great meteorite which fell
in May last. The day was cloudless, he
says, when The meteorite passed through
the air like a bail Of fire, aud With a
rumbiing, crashing noise. D. was seen
along iia course for several hundred
miles, terrifying the people greatly, aud
finally exploded, with two tremendous
reports, near ETteryille. Two large
pieces !ell two miles apart, penetrating
several feet into hard soil, aud many
small fragments were scattered. The
entire weight was about eight hundred
pounds, the largest mass weighing four
hundred and seventy pounds. The ma
terial was fouud 20 be chiefly iron.
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sUMsIONs.

N TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
i of oregon for Multnomah Couuty.-S. Her
man, Plaiutifi,vs. Ezra W.Leland, Defendant
To Ezra W. Leland. Defendant: In the name
of the state OF oregon, you are hereby notified
that the abOve-named Plaintiff has fled i'm the
Court above named his complaint against
YOU for Fiiiy Dollars $50 and interest at one
~ per cent per month from A April Z5th, lS7g. on
prom issory note; and you being non-resi i-
dent Of this state, and personal service of sum-
mons upon you In this state being impOssib BILE.
the Court above named, on the - day Of
March, l6sl, made an order directing service of
summons upon you by publication for six sue
cessive weeks i'm the NEW NORTHWEST, q
newspaper OF general circulation published i'm
MultuOmah County. Now. you are hereby
summoned and required To- appear and answer
the aIuve-ueuU Uoued complaint OF the Plain
tif- ON or before the first day Of the next term
OF the abOge-entitled Court, which viii begin
and Dee Ield 40 Portland. oregon, on the second
Monday 81 June, i~,l; and DO you fail so 20 ap-
pear aud answer. said Plaintiff Will take judy
meut against y0u. forwaut of answer, for FIiiy
Dollars .-Ui and Interest 40 one llJ per cent per
month from April 18th, 1872, and for costs and
disbursements CAPLES & MULkET.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Portland, April lst, ISSo $50
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THE TINE.
BY MRS. F. o. HYzER


Except ye abide in the vine."-[Jesus
From the infinite kingdom Of love,
Across the sweet isles Of the blest,
Where the pure and unselhsh in heart
Abide in the shadowless rest,
steals over the Tyre OF my soul
A strain Of this poem divine,
aye cannot bear fruit in yourselves,
Except ye abide in the vine"
Hist 10 the chime Of the bells
That calls the believer TO prayer,
As its story OF worship it tells
To the tremulOus chords OF the air,
While the vail Of the sc0urged and oppresse,
Breaks into each wave Of its time,
And ask II the Church Of to-day
IS a branch OF this love-throbbing vine;
The vine that forever shall live
That shelters the weary and worn
That comfort and succor doth give
To the desolate-hearted and shom;
That, sweeter than breath ofthe flowers,
And warmer than heart OF the wine,
Reveals, by its life-giving powers,
How fully It feeds on the vine.
see the proud teacher upraise
His hands 70 the Father above,
In prayerful and reverent praise
For His changeless and ureasureless love;
The love that is known bs the sign
Ofoneness forever with God,
Through sympathy faithful and kind
With all who are bowed meath the rod.
Ihear him imploring Gods grace
on the lame and the halt and the blind,
While ] see in his temple no place
For this sorrowing class OF mankind.
aye must love one anether," he reads
From the words OF the Teacher divine,
While givlngno proof in his deeds
That his life is q branch Of the vine.
And turn 20 the triumphing throng,
Who glory in freedom % Of thought,
And claim, both in logic and song,
That hourly by angels they're taught,
To see ifone blossom has hlrd
To a semblance OF frultage divine,
Whence into their lives Is dlstIllid
Loves magical warmth Of the vine
The nectar immortal that bears
The soul 10 that heavenly plane,
Where hatings, and frictional cares.
And strivlngs that torture and pain,
Roll back in the light Of the law
As night when the morning doth shine,
Unto ripeness and sweetness 10 draw
Each blossom-and bud Of the vine.
And pray that the kingdom may come
That beareth the haryests OF love;
That its work in our earth-lives be done
As u is in the heavens above;
TIL 7 can mans errors forgive,
As I would that be forgive mine,
Thus proving, by fruit, that we live
In the innermost heart OF the vine.
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each lot and block On q wheel or box and the
name of each party interested in the Home
stead iu auOther-tuen "a name VIII be drawn
fFom one and number from the other, and the
lot so drawn decided TO the person whose name
is so drawn, when all payments are made.
All but the first installment must be paid az
the Banking House OF Ladd & TiltOn, in the
city OF Portland.
PERSONS FROM DISTANCE
Desiring a share, may forward $500 10 the
General Manager, and Bond VIII be immcdi-
ately forwarded.
Money may be forwarded by registered let
ter, money order, or Wells Fargo & Cos EN-
press, 40 my risk.
For further particulars, apply %
j. NJ RICE General Manager,
Portland. Oregon,
Orto UAIsur g. McLAUGHLIN,
% Morrison street.
CcrlEEeHfr.
certify that am the owner OF the lands IN
the Portland City Homestead-the title thereto
is perfect, being u. = patent-and authorize
J. NJ. Rice % sell said property on the forego-
ing plan. r A. MAtQUAM.
Ee-ercuces.
" n. t-li il ..-.--------- -. iiil < -r
Hon. John H. Mitchell l..---.----hN N u = Senator
Hon. L r. Grover .----.-.-. a.. = senator
j. a. Struwbrldse ----------- N ere hant
Meier & Fran u iel ltiliillis
g-3l
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Z Of oregon for the county OF Multuomah.-
Jennie Henderson, Plaintiff, VS. George Hem
dersOn, DefeudanL-To George Henderson,
Defendant: In the name Of the State OF Ore
gou. you are hereby required TO appear and
answer the complaint filed against you iu the
abOvc-entitled suit on OF before the first day
of the next term Of said Court, that is 10
say on or before the Iftn day OF June, lssU:
and IL YOU fail so 10 answer for want thereof,
the Plaintiff viii take judgement OF default
against you, and Will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded i'm her complaint. tO-wir:
for "a decree dissolving the bonds Of matri-
mony existing between said Plaintiff and De-
feudant and for a divorce, and for such other
relief as 10 justice and equity may appertaiu.
This summons is published i'm the NEW
NORTHWEST by order OF the abOve-entitled
Court, made on the 10th day Of April, lssU.
W. II. ADAMS
ap22 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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often rcnews The growth, and always surely
restores its color when faded or gray. tt slim
ulaies the nuiritve organs 20 healthy activity,
and preserves both the hair and lis beauty
Thus bmshy, weak or siclIly HAIR becomes
glossy, piiable and strengthened; lost hair re-
grows with lively expression; falling hair is
checked and established; thin hair thickcns;
and faded or gray hairs resume their original
color. It's operation Is sure and harmless. Il
cures dandruG, heals all humors, and keeps
the scalp cool, clean and sod-under which
conditions diseases orthe scalp are impossible.
As a dressing for ladies' hair, the Nigor is
praised for its grateful and agreeable perfume,
ana valued for the soft lustre and richness OF
tone 90 imp1rts. Prepared by
Dgi. =. &. AEEit a CO, Lowell. Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold l,v nii Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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NEW WoRDs.-While many words
once in com mon use are now nearly OBJ
sole,e, few persons are aware how large
number Of new words are constantly
coming into our language. The sup
plement Of the new edition OF Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, recently issued,
contains, among other attractive fea-
tuIes, an addition OF over 600 new
words and meanings, aud yet it is but a
few years since general revision was
made and great care was taken % insert
all the wOFds then properly belonging
10 the English language. Where these
words come from, and what they are. Is
I a surprise to persons who have not ex-
Gmined them. That they have not been
/ hastily compiled is evidenced by the
I accuracy Of aud careful study given lo
/ their etymology aud definitions.
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The FIRST city in the world to be fully
lighted 10y electricity is Wabash, Indi-
ana. An experiment was made with
four electric lamps, each of three thous-
and candle power. These were sus-
pended from the flagstaff of the Court
House, two hundred feet above the bus
iness part Of the town, and were fur
nished with electricity 10y a seven-horse
power engine. According TO the con-
tract, these lamps we're 20 light one
mile in diameter from the Court House,
and 10 be equal 10 an ordinary gas
burner 90 a distance OF half . mile. The
test was entirely Satisfactory, aud the
city is now 10 be permanently lighted
by electricity.
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G1EOO To 5000 A YEAR, or S. to SD per
. lDUU day i'm your own locality. No risk.
Women do - well as men. Many make more
than the amount stated above. No one can
fsfi 10 make money fast Any one can do the
work You can make from Sd cents to 81 an
hour by devOtiug your evenings and spare
time 10 the business. Nothing like DO for
nonev-making ever offered before. Business
nIeasint and strictly honorable. Reader, 10
vou want 10 know all about the best-payIug
business before the public, send us your ad-
dress and we viii send you full particulars
and private terms free; samples worth S. also
free. YOU can then make up your mind for
Yourself Address GEORGE SIINSON & CO.
Portland, Maine. ST
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acc A WEEK in your own town, and no
S6t}O capital risked. You can give the busi-
fI.s- "a trial without expense. The best oppor-
yor shouId try nothing else until you see for
Yourself what YOU can 90 at the business We
offer No room TO explain here. You can de-
vote am your time or only your spare time to
me business, and make great pay for every
hour that YOU work. Women make as much as
men. send for special private terms and par
ticulars, which We mail free. S. outfit free.
DON'T com plain OF hard times while you have
such chance. Address II. HALLETT & CO.,
Portland, Maine. o-H