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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
NluIsier-Rev. o. d. $. Marcay.
sunday ServlCes-l0& a. IN. and p. m.
'raver Nee lng-Every Wednesday evening at !
seats free. Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PREsByTERrAS CHURCH.
Nlnister-Rev. stuart Mitchell
sunday Servlces-IOH a. Iii. and p. IN.
sunday SCHOOL, a. IN.
PRAYER Nee lng-Every Wednesday evening at !
Seat free. No pews rented. strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. w. Evans
Nlnisier-Rev. L. II. Yocum.
sunday Scrvlces-lp% and p. IN.
sunday SCHOOL, a. m.
Bihle Class-Ever Monday evening at o'clock,
Young Mems PRAYER Mce'ing-Eyery Tuesday
GgnaTai prayer Meeting Every Thursday evening
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner of Third and Iron streets.
PlstOr-O. H. Strunck.
RCsidencc-Corner 4th and Ca,harne slrects.
sunday Scrvlces-lOh a. IN. and p. III.
sunday Schools a. m.
PRAYER Meeting-Saturdav, p. m.
An are invited There is always room.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor-To be supplied.
sunday Services -lnT m and p. IN.
Sundl. SCHOOL, a. m.
prayer Meetng-Every Wednesday evening at !
o'clock.
seats free. The public are Invited to attend
ST. rAULs CHURCH.
PpctOr-Rev l.. Zahner.
sunday ServiCes-iOk a. M, I p. IN.
sunday SCHOOL, a. m.
rlrst sunday In the month, Holy Communion.
services preparatory to Communion on Friday
evening before the st Sunday in each month.
Pews rented but everybody welcome.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. l.. Reeser
Minister-Rev. George Hunter. ,
sunday Service-2 D. m. In the iron street Cnurch
prlver Meeting--Every sabbath at p. m.
an are invited. All are welcome.
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POetical.
OTHERS FAULTS.

In speaking Of a persons faults,
Pray don't forget your own
Remember those with homes Of glass
Should never throw a stone;
II you have nothing else to dol
But talk OF those who sin,
'Tls better you commence at home,
And from that point begin.
You have no right 10 Judge a man
Until he s fairly tried
should you not Ike his company,
You know the world Is wide;
Some may have faults, and VINO have not
The old as well as the young,
Perhaps you may for all know,
Have nifty to their one.
l1ltell You OF a better plan,
And nnd It works fun well.
To try your own defects TO cure,
Before Of Others tell;
And tho ! sometimes hope TO be
Not worse than others know;
My own shortcomings bid me let
The faults OF Others 20,
Then let us all, when we commence
To 81 nder friend or foe
Think Of the harm one word may do
To those who little know
REMEMBER curses frequently
Like chickens rOost at home;
Don't speak Of others faults until
You We tried to see You're n.
- IIarrington
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Women Never Think, >

IfIhe grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the intense
tn )ught, deep study and thorough investi
CATION Of women in determining the best
medicines to keep lh,ir tami les well, and
would note their sag ,clty and wisdom in
selecting Hop Btters n the best and dem
"ustrslirg il 10y keeping their families in
perpetual health, a. mere nominal expense
he would be forced TO acknowledge that such
sentiments are baseless and false. Picayune
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-11-26

Known any person to bp seriously i'll with
out weak stomach or inactive liver or kid
neys? And when these organs are in good
condition do you not find their po-sessor en-
loving good health? Parker's Ginger Tonic
always regulates these important organs and
never fails to make the blood rich aud pure
and to strengthen every part Of the system,
1t has cured hundreds of despairing inyal.
ids. Ask your neghbor abou. it, See 9TH
er column nov
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Select Story.
ONE NIGHTS RIDE.

There was large party of men in the
Eagle saloon in Denver. all interested
aud talking loudly concerning the com
mon pigeon shooting of the next dav.
The prize to be awarded to the victor
in the match was no less than Sl,OOO-
! a sufficient payment for DAYS work in
the opinion of every one.
Much did | wish that / was skilled
shot. One dollar would have been a
prize for me. was, in the current phrase
OF that country, strapped, flat on my
back, dead broke was even hungry.
and knew not where to turn for meal.
As | was gloomily meditating upon
my future "A remark of a newcomer-a
miner 9pparently-struck my ear
I'd give so if | had my rifle here
that I'm used to, cant do much with
this.
sprang to my feet in an instant.
Ten dollars, did you say?' | cXclaim-
ed. Ill bring it. Where is it?'
You cant do it, | shall want it early
tomorrow morning.
Where is it,
Down in the camp at Silver Gulch,
thirty miles from here
Thirty miles. Give me n full meal and
a good horse, and YOU shall have your
gun at the time you wish
A hearty lauuh greeted my prouoso1
The miner good-naturedly surveyed me
from head to foot Famished as | was,
| looked young, healthy and strong.
well, you shall have n square meal at
any rate.
insisted that could accomplish the
feat, although the sun was then setting.
and soon after was given full directions
and horse which | selected myself-a
Wlry and fry mustang.
Sixty miles 10 be travelled before s
o'clock on the following morning. | had
set myself painful task but the ten
dollars was to receive would enable me
to look about me fortcn days, and some
thing might then, or before then, turn
up.
| had come to Denver in the hope of
employment, which my education as a
civil engineer might grant me. | had
found five surveyors ready to offer their
services where one was wanted. | had
gradually run out of funds.
| had chosen my mustang well, as re
garding his endurance. trusted to
my horsemmShip to conquer his wild
ness.
Ills wicked eye proved not to belle his
spilit. AS soon as mounted, disregard
ing any attempt of mine to guide him,
lac gallopcd fWiousy on as though pos
sessed by a demon. He was proceeding
in direction but little divergent from
that which ! desired. was half con
tent, and soon, upon reaching an open
plain, forced him to acknowledge his
master.
we were now alone IN an ocean OF
Pralme grass. The moon shone out
nrlght ana 1ulI' and guided myself by
the stars
=. Althoa@h was IN n rather Iawles'
HS'r'ct' entertained no fears OF bodll!
harm from any paSsrrby might encorn
Ter. lHulahs ana othcr maraudlng Dand'
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COunterttilers are ever on the alert to find
fresh field to work, but they never imtat,
worthless r'icle. Prof Gu'metc', French
Kidney Pad was brought out about ten wears
ago, aud since then q host of chaps without
skill or conscience have sought W initiate it
by many worthless affair; bat dscrimius-
ting public will held "is,t to that which is
good and the Guilmstte Pad more than
| holds its own. 1t cures all Sidney diseases
and succeeds where medicine often fails
Ask your druggist if thi, is not so, t
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THE COLUM BIAN
Columbia County Official Directory

President Judge-Willam ElweI
Associate Judgcs-I. Krlckhlum, =. l.. Shuman.
prothonotarv, SC.-Willlam KriCkbaum.
court Stenographcr-S. y. Walker.
}arIster & Observation-Disclosures II. Jacoby.
District AttOrncy-Robert X. Little
,berln-U. II Ent
$irva or-Slm1el Nevh1ri.
Ttaasurer-I \. Swrppcnhciser.
tinmlssioners-Step Pohe Charles Richart.
A. u. Herring.
CInni issoners' Clerk II. Casey.
Aulitors--S II. smith, W. Manning, G. B. See
shlltz. -
smith, -
county perlntendent-Willam II. snyder.
Moo n Poor DiStrict-DireCtors- j. AlhcrtsOn,
greenwood; Reece Fairman, Scott; Caleb Barton,
Bl1omsburg.
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a new feature in magazine literature
is the promised 81. NicholaS Treasure
box OF English Literature This is un-
der the special charge of the editor of
that magazines and will be introduced by
a pager from her pen, giving full ex-
planation of its scope and purpose. SO
far as we have learned, The Treasure
box will contain gems of standard Eng
lish and American literature, with some
mention of their authors. These will
be selected with view of directing and
encouraging young people in the best
reading, and furnishing, when practica-
BILE, good pieces for recitation. The Sc
lections will be illustrated with original
pictures, and by some of the best artists
in the land
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-11-26

SUBSTITUTE IVoRl,-Bonsilate is the
name given to new substance,which,it
is claimed will take the place of ivory,
rubber, celluoeid and similar materials
1t is said to be composed chiefly of fine
ly ground bone, agglutinated by some
compound, which, when in its plastic
state can be moulded into any shape.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Yearly Advertisements payable quartcr!y. Trtu
silent advertisement ust be paid for befoi
except where parties nav c accounts.
Legal advert lsemenistw NO dollars per iuch'orthfee
Insertions, and at hat rate for
without references toltpgth.
Executors, Administrators and Auditors notices
three dollars. MUST be paid for when Inserted
Transient or Local notices, twenty cents a liz el
regular advertisements half rates.
cards In the Business Directory column one
dollar per Yearfor each line,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-11-26

Here is another fact about American
enterprise. Scissors, which are still made
in Sheffield by a tedious hand proccss,are
made by one stroke of a diein Connect
cut H,nce Sholliold is sending large
quantities of steel blanks to the United
States to be struck off, rcpackcd, and re-
turned to England Where they are fin
ishcd and 90 back again as Sheffield
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-11-26

DR.. Browning, III Arch Street, Phiia-
delphis, has made q wonderful di.covery, not
by chance but by patien persistent research
in med C lie and chemistry. His Q IL q
Cordial, for Coughs, Cod, Consumption,
and all troubles of The same nature is the
happy result Of his work, and is de.t ned to
make his fortune. He ha, already been Of
iered Il small fortune to part with his secret
but he wisely concludes that il Others can
make money ont oi il ne can. All druggists
sill it. soc. bottle. lfnot at your druggists,
le him y,u wish to give il a trial.
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

President OF Town Councll-G. A HERRING.
rlerk-J. X. GrOtZ.
chief OF Pollre-R Harris q
President Of Gas Company-S. Knorr.
Spcretary-C. W. Miller
Bl1p nsburg Banking COMPANY \. Funs, on,
President, H. IL. Groiz, Cashier, John Peacock. Tel
Ter.
Firs VA ional Bank-Charles H. Paxton, President
!, p. Tustin, CASHIER
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-11-26

Women that have been bedridien for
wears have heen entirely cured ot fen ale
weakness by the use o' Lydia +. Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound, send TO Mis- Lydia
+ Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, l.! nu,
Mass, for pamphlets,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-11-26

Throw off that despondru, spirit, crush that
feeling OF despair, be cheerful, happy and
well. Take simmons Liver Regulator 1t
is no humouG, its virtues can be proved by
hundreds right here at home, Examine the
certificates. 1t has cured the wor-' cases of
dropY, d p ,psia, and prevents, chi l. fever,
&c.
81 have BEEN dyspeptic for years; began
to use the simmons Liver Regulator two
years ago i has a:'ed like charm in my
case. Il v } c Holmes C.agt9n AlaDam ~
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BLOOMSBURY, PA, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26. 1880.

II you feel duh, drowsy, debliated have frequent
neadache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. aud
tongue coated you are suffering from torpid liver
or "blllOus'ess' and nothing VIII cure you so 81 cd
ly and permanently as to take SIMMONS LIVER
REgt't 4
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three miles from the waters edge The
mouths of these black tunnels show
far up the green-walcd hill-sdrs From
these inky spots issue noisy cars that
rush down the 'inclinc,' bang against
the "tipplc, and discharge their contents
over sloping screens into the waiting
boat or barge below And back and
forth in these gloomy pits stalk the for
lornest of mules, solemn visaged, and
wearing a baudagc over one eye ina way
| suggestive of some subterrauean differ
ence Of opinion. The bandgng is done
! for the good of the beast, which, un
bandagcd, will "shy' over TO one side
and bang his anatomy against the wall,
but the drapery dose not add to his beau
ty in the least
For half u century this undermining
of these everlasting hills has been going
on,until they rest their strata upon posts
or upon thousands of columns of coal in
the abandoned mines beneath. An acre
OF coal, be it understood, means 100000
bushels of the mcrchantablc article stored
in Il "scam four feet eight inches thick
\ single tow boat will take to New Or
leans. 2DOO miles away. the out put of
five acres of coal. at cost for transpor-
tatiol ol four cents per bushel. While
this work is going ON along the rivers
mcntioncd,coal is leaving the Pittsburgh
fields by rail at the rate of lSO.OOO.OOO
bushels per year, and the supply is prac-
ticalIy iueNhaustable.
From coal it is but short step to
cjals brighter and puror first cousin, coke.
70 the southwest of Pittsburgh there
lies boundlcss beds of peculiar soft
coal, in strata eleven feet thick. easily
mined, and generally easy of access.
This coal, slowly baked in great ovens,
is the Connellsvile coke of commerce,
ninety per cent. carbon--a fuel that finds
its way to the blast furnaces of Lake
Champlain, on the east. and to the srnelt-
ing furnaces of Utah and Colorado on
the west Five thousand coke ovens to-
day send their perniclous fumes heaven
ward, and the nocturnal appearance of
range of coke ovens in full bias; so near
ly embodics the orthodox idea of Satanic
scenery that unregcuprate Pittsburghers
have comparatively few surprises in store
after this life.-G. +. MULLER. in Udr-
perS -Nagdzine for Dccsm6e".
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The damage done to shipping on the
lakes ON October 10th amounted TO
S5,OO0,O00, Ninctythree people per-
ished, and there Were seventeen total
wrecks.
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The grst and wondeful discovery, DAVIS
hliney Fad, Is most fortunate one ~ the
poor victim OF Kidney Disease,
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XIV, NO. As
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, vol XIV, NO. 80
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24
Farmers Facorils.

u. Biekford h Huffman Grain aud Sea ~,
can fully establish tho supcriori,e ~ No..
over al others IN It's durability, ne ns.s,sss4
" aud general 6iness for disttihptins sts
all kinds 1T grain and grasses and 49,
large OF sr,ali--ibe very dsill Ior az ,sI,..s
will take pleasure II referring ,ca h 80 !
men in this County who krow Mia. 800,
Drill IA. So
Hay ilakes. Eew on hand Rna for salo.,.,
crate prices. ~
Popular Fertilizers, OF different grad,
ranted perfectly puio. Szf- Agent Tor r.
Cos. Chemicals and ell kinds OF N,,s5.i -
making Fertilizers. N'
skr BY making speciality % the aho,. ,-
cies, can be able TO sapply nv eusarsr, y,
Bottom figures or Factory prices.
Thankful for the patronage Of the neo,l. =,
The past, kindly asia a continuance N n,
ture. feel confident I can suit yon !, 49,. -
too, and expect TO arrange my business 10 t,s3,
for Machinery, &c. -N
GEORGE W. SHOCKpy
-. komney. Wes, VI.
June il, lsso.-ly. ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

Tic peace, and have erch jurisdiction
anu power IN criminal cases as may DC
prescribed by Law. And justices OF the
peace shall lave authority TO take the
acknowledgement OF deeds snd other
writings. administer oath. and take and
certify dispositions. Aud the legislature
may give 30 justices snch additional civil
Jurisdiction aud powers within their re-
spSc'lye counties "a raGy he decncd ex-
pedient, under such regulations aud re-
stric;ions SIS may be prescribed by gen.
erai law, except that in suits to recover
money or damages their jurisdiction aud
powers shall in no care exceed three
hundred dollars. Appeals shalt &c al
lowed from judgments ofjusticcs of the
peace IN such manaer rs may be pre-
scribed by law.
2S. The legislature shsll upon the
application OF any county, reform. alter
or modify the county court established
by this article in such county. and in
lieu thereof, with Tie assent OF major
ity oil the voters Of such county, voting
at an election, create another tribunal
for the transaction Of the business re-
CURED to be performed by the county
| court created by this article; and in
such case, all the provisions OF this ar
,icie IN relation TO the county court shall
he applicable TO the tribunal established
IN lieu or said court. And when such
tribunal has been established, it shall
continue to act in lieu Of the county
court unit! otherwise provided by law.
80. The Office of commissioner and
justice OF the peace shall be deemed in
| compatible. Vacancies in the Office OF
commissioner, clerk OF the county court
and Justices OF the peace shall be filed
by the county court OF the county until
the next general election.
JOINT Resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution OF this State.
Resolved Jy lie Legislature IF Vest Vn-
ginio, t,ro-HiTis Of aH me rie0,Jcrs elected
10 each House ogreeing thereto: That the
| following be & the same is hereby pro-
| posed as en- amendment to the Constitu.
ton OF this State, 10 wit,
That section thirteen, or article three,
as il now is, 10 stricken OFT and the fol-
lowing be inserted in lieu thereof;
''l3 liz suits at common lau, where
the value in controversy exceeds twenty
dollars, exclusive OF interest and costs,
tho right of trial 10y jury. If required by
either party, Shall be preserved; and in
. such quit before q justice, jury may
consist OF six persons. No fact tried by
jury shalt he otherwise re.examined
in aay case than according TO the rules
Of the common law
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24
BETTER TIMES.

The business revival and new era
OF prosperity which has commenced
are in keeping with the increased
health and happiness ell over the land
resulting from the general introduc-
ton OF Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. "The changes wrought
by this remedy" Gays Rev Or. Har-
vey, ''seem but little less than mirac-
ulous. Aug. 13.-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

INVEST VIRGINIA, TO VIII At roles held
w in the Clerks Office OF the CountY Conrt
Of Hampshire County, the lst Monday in
September, 1880.
John C.. Brady and Isaac IT. Brady,
Executors OF Samuel ID. b ady, de-
ceased, Plaintiff,
VS..
Peyton Combs, Absalom Combs, Math.
ew Combs, VIM. Comhs, Kate Wolfe,
John Swisher and - his wife.
Frederick Stackey, James Starkey
Susan Timbrook, John Ruckman,
Thomas Ruckman. 8. Il. Lupton. T.
A. Keller aud John w. Stewart. De-
PENDANTS, In Chanccry.
Ike object OF this suit ia 10 cell the lands
which were assigned 20 Ann Combs, widow Of
James Combs, deccastd &c her dover witch
ere situated on the South Fork cf Little Cspon
IN said COCaiy, aud 10 divide tho proceeds 81
such sale among those er tl,cl thereto.
hnd u appearing BY afi1ayii tho, The delsn-
dsnis Mathew COubs Wm Ccr.b3 Ka.e Wolfe,
Frederick Sisfkev, jsInsa S.arhcy. John Rgci q
man and Thomas Rnckman do not reside In
tbe state o.! West Yi.ziniG
u Is ordered. thGi The ssid bGr-ros, dent dcf:u
dauis do appear hero within ore month after
dos publication Of this order fad DO - bat -
necessary TO protect tke'f iE!gTesi ~ this suit
Teste,
G. +. WHITE, @ nc.
Eeptcmhcr 10, l850.-sw.
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THE
New York Sun.
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

TNHR Weekly Sun will be found useful aug
Il Hilary by all no earnestly working tor
tue reform Of too National Government Be-
ieving that the evils which have so long heset
The country can be cured only by change OF
the party In power THS Six earnestly supports
for President and Vice-Presideni, nAScocK an a
EsGLIsH.
In order that all those who syrnpathize With
our purpose may most efficiently cooperate with
ne, we will send TIKI W EsELT tCs to clubs, or
single subscribers, post paid. for w eH v
fivc cents for the ne1, three months
Address The - un, New York City.
August 40, 1880.
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NOTICE

A Z County Court u fIampshirs County.
~ held on thc l2.h duy q August. lss1. a.
the petition Of more than twenty voters rosid.
log % CsPon District and fo- reasons 8pres-i Z
u the Court, i is ordered, tnst the olrcs ol
voting heretofore established as Lsf.yo!ts
School house Ia said Diatrct o. AM 10 hereby
changed TO Ws.nul Grove 5ch0oi-harse resr
George Davis o said District aud this order
shall Doe publisisei 81 being conFsicaously pos
ted at said Walnut Grove Sohool-holse 1ud
publication iu tho South Branch Intelligence,
once "eck ior fo1f ccnsecudve weeks Teste,
Q. S. WHITE, q @ o &c.
August 20, ls3o.--fw.
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AN OLD LADY'S GRATITUDE.

A lady 70 years of age expresses
great gratitude for the benefit she has
derived from Warmers safe Bitters.
and declares her belief that the RENE
dy is a certain specific for dyspepsia.
Aug. 13.-3m.
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TO TRE9PAssERs.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 al psrsous no,
IN 10 respsss on my lands three miles below
Springfield, 10 Hampshire County. West Va.
ither b. bunting. throwing down ny fences.
rasling viii DO dealt With 20 ne fllIost ex.s7t
81 the isw.
WILLIAM T.. SMITH.
Augusl y. lss0.--4wpd.
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THE NEW woon

has held it's place as the leading ye.
reaper OF ,ee World. Taking The nos ~ y
eSoelled by none. and the eost of kec,s... ~ .
lair less than any. also sell the Twip,s-., =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24
Benz. +. GRAFTON, SroIy &. LApD
H.NBERT F.. PAINE.
Late Commissioner OF Pa eats.
PATENTS.

Paine, Grafton g Lodd,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors of A
merican and Foreign Patents.
4l2 Fifth Street. Washington, ID. G.
DRACrlCE patent law in all ats branches Ia
the Patent Office. ARD in the Supreme and
Circuit Courts o; the United States. Pamphlet
sen, free on rcceir, of statp FOR postage.
Sept. 10, l53Q.-iy.
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ED ET - YES business now before the
BAS Ej'AEy 70 public. Yoa max .
money faster al work
FOR us than at anything else. Capital no, re-
quired We will start you. sl2 day snd up
wards mnde st ZONE by the industrious Men,
women. boys and girls wanted everywhere "a
work for US. Now 10 the time. You can de-
vote your whole time TO the work, or only your
spare moments No other business will pay
you nearly as we'll. No ono willing 10 work
can fail To- make enormous pay by engaging ct
once Costly Outfit and terms fee. gres:
opportunity for making money easily and hon.
or,hly Address TRUE & CO, Augusta, Nainc.
July l6, lsS0.-iy.
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Steam Engines,

All sizcs, guaranteed to be a peresc, "a.
furnish sufficient power 20 run ri,i, sso |,
from 80 Ia GO ioches. The Tr.c,io. ezs
without question, acknowledged 10 4 sr
aud Is called the Boss Hngire Thy lv,s.
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600 zee, per Cay With . ga inch sas. rss.
proven. Va :
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