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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
Heavy storm in Colorado.

DENVER, July 14.-It is reported that
BY yesterday and Monday nights storm
tan miles of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad were washed away between
Pueblo and Colorado Springs. and every
bridge. culvsrt and cattle.guard Tor
distance Of twenty.ons miles were more
or less damaged. A large force 10 .,
work, and the road will probably DO IN
running order again tonight.
Bear creek. o mountain stream empty
ing into the Platte river. was also Hood
ed by q terrific storm, hailstones falling
to q depth Of from two to three iest'
No. lives were lost and no damage IL 70
ported.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
Sale Of MIL. Etc.

W. s. Tolles has decided to j. @.
Hampton, In consideration OF $1,000.
his mill and other property attached. the
same being situated ON SiI.mile canyon.
The transfer includes ~ assignment OF
q lease OF the ground on which the mill.
etc., stands. made by the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad to said Tolles, and
running three years and seven months
from April I, 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
ARMED TO THE rKRrH,

Is . very common expression. but We think that
armed 10 embeilish and preserve them TO . rips
old age 10 decidedly more appropriate. THU
can be done by kee Ing yeurelf supplied with
4 bottle Of that splendid dsntifrics, Fragrant
sOZoDoNT. which will beautify the teeth and
preserve them from the rsvages Of decay.
sozopoNT contains no acids or gritty sub
stances which inIurs the enamel, but IL com.
po.sd of rare and sntissptic herbs. which have
4 bepenciai effect On the whole economy Of the
mouth. Sold by druggists. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
rriEes.

The handsome and valuable prizes for
the Trrn.v erein picnic are on exhibition
In tho show window Of Boesle's book.
store, in Virginia. Prominent among
these 10 the gold medal constituting the
frat prize for the drummsrs. II 10 very
handsonely designed. and bears on the
face an engraved and snameled snare
drum, so clsvsrly executed that It ap.
pears to .san out from the surface OF the
surrounding gold. The picnic will be
held at Treadway's Park. Carson. next
SUNDAY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
New suits.

Four suits were commenced in the
District Court yesterday
The FIRST grows out OF o rent middle
in regard to the Seldner property, and
under the lease to the Virginia Savings
Bank, transferred to the Nevada BankI
amount $500.
The second Is on q note held by 10.
seph Tachino against L. N. Logomarsino
and Christopher Christie; amount $500.
The third 10 q foreclosure suit against
property In Virginia; amount $1,000.
The fourth IL an attachment by Shea,
Bocqueraz & Co. against G. T. Nuttsr,
on the Divide ; amount $3.50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
Misiug Accident.

At 2:30 yesterday afternoon at the
$500 station Of the Ophir incline, Alex.
ander Gordon. eiratfsman, had his right
hip broken and was badly bruised about
the back and sides. Mr.. Gordon was on
the giraffe. which was just starting up.
aud was thrown of by the jerking OF the
slack cable. He fell in such q way that
be was caught between the giraffe and
the posts OF the incline. He called ont
when he fell, and . iellow.workman at
once seized the bellrope and stopped the
giraffe, which VA moving slowly at the
time. He will recover
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15

d. Z. Mccarthy. proprietor OF the
Evening Chronicle. writes from Alamos,
Mexico. that he will probably be home
about the Goth instant. His mining
property nes Alamos, to examine which
no went to Mexico, and which for the
past two months he has been prospect
ing, exceeds in value his most sanguins
expectations.
At q meeting held last Monday even.
ing tho following officers Of Virgins
Lodge No. 10, /. o. o. F., Virginia.
vess installed by G. w. Hsnning. Grand
Master: II. b. Fay. N. c.; A. A. Willis.
v. G.; b. +. Wallace. Recording and
Permanent Secretary. and s. G. smith,
Treasurer.
Yesterday . camping party. consisting
Of Fred. Boeh. s. @. Kanesn. Gus. Nye,
Harry Babcock. Melville Morgan. Ben.
Jacobs and John Judge. left Virsini.
with Q four.horss team, dogs. guns and
other luggage for q two weeks trip to
Lake Tahoe and regions thersabout.
Mrs. II. Hallisan, widow Of James
HslliRsn, who was killed in the Utah
nina about three month ago. received
Yesterday at the hands Of Knights OF
Pythiss $4,000. being on On endowment
policy held by her husband.
The arrangements by Mr. Ricketts,
10 succeed Wells Drury IS proprietor
Of the Stage were not carried out; hence
ths latter gentleman and not the former
IL the reinsmsn OF that lively little 70
bicis Of news.
The new cooling reservoir at the
Jacket broke night before last as the
poin, where the wooden part joins the
tunnel forming the main reservoir: u
Wa Yesterday repaired and substantially
padded.
Weather. hot: air. mussy; good grow
;nr time for earthquakes: and u sni,
weather continues the prospects arc 'ns'
the supply viii exceed the demand.
Hon. r. II. Dssgs.s went below 'a''
night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
Marshals or Election.

WARRINGTON, July l4.-The following
explanation Of Attorney General Dsvens'
regarding the statement that he has prao'
tioally decided that he will not authorize
the appointment Of any special election
deputies In the South Of o nei' e,ee.
don, except perhaps In Virginia, has
been f~urnishsd for publication: The
spscial election deputies are appointed
by Msrshals In their respective districts,
upon . regulation Of citizens In those
districts. They are not appointed by the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
Yesterday a dens. cloud Of smoke wa

Yesterday q dense cloud Of smoke was
seen to arise far down the Carson river.
toward Fort Churchill. The smoke con.
tinued for about An hour.
There was q big thundsr.shower down
south In the Sierra this afternoon
somewhere near the crags that overlook
Yosemite.
Capt. T. G. Taylor. Of the Yellow
Jacket, has returned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
Nicaragua Canal Men Jubilant.
WASHINGTON, July IA The projectors

Of the American Nicaragua Canal scheme
here are very enthusiastic over reports
which were yesterday received from
Captain Phelps, who was sent TO Eu.
rope TO confer with the foreign friends
Of the enterprise. and to SEQ what pros
poet there was OF obtaining European
capital. The information from Captain
Phelps Is that his mission has been en-.
tirsly successful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15

The oath which the French soldiers
took recently on receiving their stand.
ards contains reference to neither God
nor the Republic. It 10 merely this;
'In the name Of the Regiment ] swear
on my honor 10 remain faithful to the
Constitution and 10 defend this Aag nm.
Ill DEATH"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
Arrivals Th,s MoraIag

RIA Davis. W J Montgomery, J d Ham
mond. J Sheohy. J II Douglas. W :
Hobart. II A Billings, J Schooling and
wife, @ Schiller. Miss Schooling, Mrs + I
stinson. T q Taylor. E n Skaggs. Mrs A
A Smith, A RAitt, 4 + Marks aud wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
Democratic Xatlonal. committee.

New YoRx, July l4.-Ths Democratic
National Committee met at the Ftftn
Avenue Hotel at noon yesterday. Wm'
H. Barnum OF Connecticut was unani.
mously chosen Chairman and Frederick
o. Prince OF Massachusetts, Secretary.
The committee then adjourned to Gov
ernor's Island, to attend the presenta'
ton of the nomination to General Ham
cock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
p.psr,ure. LAST Evening.

Mrs N Crowley. W J wildbshn and wife,
l. Hill. J J Jewell. II " Daggett, ] b
Hooper. T Prescott. VIM Weber. II A
Billings. W II BeAls, J J Muller. ] Kelly,
@ Combs. ] Fox. A Rogers. Miss Nc
Glaughlin. Mrs Hayward. ID Mssmore.
Miss Allen. Mrs p Hanlon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
A GARD.

To al Who are sursdns from the errors and
,na,.erstions of youth, nervous weakness, early
dscay' ioss Of manhood. etc. I will send . 70
ceipe thst Will cure you. FREE uF CHARGE.
Thfs erest remedy was discovered By mission.
sry IN south America. Send . self-sddrssssd
enyslops 10 the Nv JoskrH T. lHnAr, Station
D, New York city. lasy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15

A Philadelphia policeman shot and
killed two rowdies; and though he wal
acquitted for the deed, he was driven
insane with rsmorss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
srOCK REPORr.
q. Fr.nsisee Board.
LAST EVENING.

LAST EVENING.
IFS Eureka Con-. ISM
70 Northern Belle. IL
400 Leopard. &c
lao Grand Prize, ~
l245 Navajo. 65c. soc slO
$50 Tuscarora. l5c
SIS Day. soc
$50 Belle Isle. 60c
200 Paradise, 3Sc, 3oc
20 Wales. 3 20
100 Albion. SOC b5
SIS Mt. Diablo. II
20 Bodis. 81 slo. 81
500 Bschtel. I O3
ass Neclinten, 35e
10 Tioga. 900
270 Summit. ! 50
40 Syndicate. COO. Csc
$40 Goodshaw. I 30
40 Bulwer. 2 6S. 2 co
AS Champion. Csc. Coo
80 Blackhawk. SOC
200 South Bodis. SC. l0c
l0O Becker Con-. 35c
ls0 Con. BaciHc. I IS, I 60 si0
100 Mono. ~
SEQ University. &c
100 Dudley. SOC
so South Bulwer. Csc
80 Jupiter. I 10
40 AddsndA. 500
800 Double Standard. Coo
- MONDAY. 5 slo
so Orient loo
50 North MONDAY. ~
$50 Boston. I
65e Orc. ~ 50. IL
100 T;ptsp, CO
Is Silver King. 6
Tun MORNING.
IS ophir. IL
Gas Mexican.
$50 Gould q Curry. 2 s.
$50 Beat 4 Bslehsr. ~, IL
30 California,
500 savage. I As. ~
$50 Cen. Virginia. 2 30. 2 IS, 2 50
80 Chollar. 81
70 Potssi. ~
200 Hale 4 Norcross, 2 IS. 2 30
100 Ysllew Jacket. -. > 20
22e Grown Point, I Us
$50 Imperial. 400
20 Alpha
80 Bslshsr. II
$50 Sierra Nevada. l0as, ION
20 Utah, 50
ass Bullion. I 30, I So
80 Exshsqusr. I 10
$40 OvsrmAn. I 05. l 10 bio
100 Justice. Coo
i3s U.iss Con-. 2os. 2oh bio
10 Jllia. 45c
40 Caledonia. Soc
100 Silver Hill. SOC. 25c
300 New York. SOC
800 Challenge. CSC
rs Occidental, I. $50
40 Alta, I 40
$50 Andes. 75c. zoe
$40 Scorpion. 1 So. I 40
4i0 Benton Con-, 76c
100 Msckay. loo
400 Quinn, "a I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15

An assessment Of 81 per share has
been levied on the capital stock Of the
Mexican Mining Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-15
cold AN school Census.

Following Is the report Of tho Gold
Hill Census Marshal for the current
year:
Boys between 0 and 8 years Of ags.... eeS
Girls between Q and 8 years OF age.... 6s2
Total between Q and 8 years Of ago.. 1895
Children under o years Of age........ 79t
Children between IL and n years. 49,. l0O
Children under 81 born In Nevada. ..l2zs
Children between 4 and 0 years Of age. lSo
Children between 1 and 9 In school. -
No. attending public schools. w
No. attending private schools. ...... 10y
No. between Q and IL not In schools. 262
, 1880-01-10
Write Him Down An Ass.

Dogberry says, write me down an
ass" Lasater differs from Dcgberry be
carse he writes it down for himself.
Most criminals have a sufficient glim-
meriny of conscience to try and conceal
their crimes, but when they boast 81 It
even that glimmer is gone, and they take
pride in publishing their shame. What
but a limited pride could have induced
Lasater to have published what he himself
readily admits Vas impaired 10 HIM IN
confidence! Does he no. understand that
such character Is odlous to the public
Pretending to logic and reason, he sets
out to prove that Judge Wingard Is neon
petent. His first evidence Is three hon
orable experts; he then turns around
and attempts 10 impeach his own wit
nesses which he himself called. To thus
impeach his own witnesses, he asserts
that two of them were once poor, and one
belongs to the CampbelIite church.
To the Lasater mind, want OF cash,
and want of honor always exists in the
same mind, and that all Of one church are
rascals is further proof that Judge Win
gard is incompetent, and that the three
witnesses called to prove 1t are liars, he
cites the fact that n jpke WAS played u!i
the editor Of the STATESMAN, TUtu h
advertises his own hcnevol nee Had
any other person but himself havt made
the assertion, 1t would have been taken
for most bitter irony. He must under
stand that the community are fully ap-
prised of the fact that all of his benevo-
lant acts are lUaning money to the needy
on good security and at enormous interest.
4 mind which considers breach Of CON
fidence a virtue, and back biting dIgmi-
fed, that the proper way 20 make proof
is TO inpeach his own witnesses, would
also consider every act OF oppressive uSury
an act Of benevolcnce; 1t could not dIstIn-
guish the difference between love and
pity. Hence Lasater understands that
the letter of his three impeachcd wit
nesses Processes love, when that letter
only e1presscsipity that Lasater is male
ious from delusIon. Such pity does not
indicate love for the malice or delusion
A kind providence protects us by always
allying a petty intellect 10 petty malice,
and thus the malicious person has little
power Malice always Furnishes its pos
SCISSOR by exhibiting his own defcrmity,
and placing the one who holds 1t in abhor-
renee OF derision Ii creates 4 thousand
imaginary enemies and conspirac:es. Judg-
ing the rest Of mankind by itself, 1t Is
constantly in fear and hate 1t thus leads
a life of the most abject misery to be
Stunned, loathed and pitied
, 1880-01-10
The CommotiOn i'm Mainc.

The case of Louisiana in 1876 and that
of Name in 1879 are parallel There has
not, indeed, been in Maine wholesale fraud
and perjury such as We're practIsed IN Lou
isiana, but in both cases the will OF the
people has been overborne by the officials
entrusted with the duty of counting the
votes. Although the offence is less az
gravated in Maine it happens 10 have
been committed by the other political
party. 'The boot is on the other leg,
which makes a great difference in the re-
publican sense of the enormity Of the
maneuvre. When the republican bull
gored the democratic OK II was thought a
trivial matter and was rather enjoyed as a
clever piece Of political strategy. But
now. when il is the democratic bull thar
cores the republican OK, the republican
party flames up with burning sense Of
outrage, and even ministers OF the Gospel
stand up in their pulpits and advise 4
resort to force Offences must needs
come" says high authority; and II
there was destined TO be new trouble Of
this kind We are not sorry that republi-
cans are the sufferers They have now an
opportunity 10 know how il Is them
selves"
Ii is alleged that for every instance of
the rejection OF republican votes by Gov
ernor Garcelon and his council there are
precedents by the republican governor and
council in 1877. We do not know whether
this is true to the extent alleged, but, So
far as il is true. il proves that both parties
In Maine have put the same construction
IN the election laws of the state. But
sharp practice on one side Is no justltca-
.tion OF sharp practice on the other. The
fact that both parties have operated IN
this way, not only in different parts OF
the country, but in Maine itself, shows
how peryading Is. the disease, and demon
strates the necessity for thorough rem
edy. Honorable men Of both parties
should be aroused 10 the enormity Of such
practices. Any amount of Iniammatory
agitation in Maine which stops short OF
actual violence VIII have a good effect in
fixing public attention upon grave evil.
Honest and fair elections lie at the fouu-
dation of our institutions. When the
voice of the people, as expressed through
the ballot box, ceases to control the ehoice
of public officers the American repnehe
viii have been subverted- Let us hope
that the evils now SO loudly compliance
of xill work their own cure by inspiring
the country with a sense of the periiSs
which attend the pollution Of political
power In its sources
, 1880-01-10
SETTLEMENTS.

1t is the usuatHDle in
the. gear to remind sub
scribers to the ST,iTES-
MN, RnoWin6 them
setues indebted for oreJ'
"a yeuy, that settlements
are expected 1cithin the
nert month, after Which
date those so ndebted, it
any, ciU receire the us
u0L annual " statement
of account y posted IN
respectire copies. Please
call during the ADORE
specified time, and thus
Saue us the trouble 0Rd
expense of forwaJaine
statements " "and y0W-
Selues the annoyance Of
their reception. Country
subscribers WiW pte0sc
remit by postal order.
FR4NH j. P.iRhER.
January I, 1880.
, 1880-01-10

The package OF stone, as 1t is called,
measured about 2 cubic feet, and the
transportation charges alone were over
one cent per pound. As d. }. Coleman
wished TO get some Of the stone he asked
for a rebatement of the above charges, but
he was informed that the charges were
the same from any point below the Dalles
as they were from Portland.
There is no law against any company or
corporation committing financial suicide /;
but this little piece Of extortion drove
the proprietor away from the river he
GOT supply Of some SIX tons from the
Grande Ronde valley, which cost, land
down at his shop, threefourths Of a cent
a pound The stone III question Is used
for bases TO monuments and tomb stones.
Readers, what think you of the situation
where bull teams can afford to work Tor
less pay than steamboats, and railroad
lines He intended TO buy the stone AT
the Cascades, while the store in the
Grandc Ronde valley are TO be had for
taking. The same suicidal policy seems
to characterize the management OF the
new company as that practised years ago.
Thus they injured their business 10 that
extent, and drove from their lines trade
which would ultimately have paid some
thing. If their Objects TO stitle enterprise,
that is the way 20 do 1t etfectually.
SHIPPER.
, 1880-01-10
corxr Io,,sorv. the new Russian Am.

CoUNT LoRASoFF, the new Russian Am
bassador TO London, and successor TO Count
SchOuvalcif, who leaves England With the
brilliant repute OF being the most fascinating
foreigner seen in it FOR. a generation, is a
man of great wealth. having inherited a
good deal Of the Potemkia property. His
carriage horses are grand animals, 'TartaTs
of the Ukraine breed" and he has half
dozen pages, sons OF ehieitaiEs OF the Can
casus, intelligent and handsome lads, dressed
in their national costume. His servants are
all hveried in the costume worn by the
menial kind IN the time OF Catherine the
Great, but his coaehmen and footman wear
the military garb which was the vogue at
the Court Of the first Alexander. This half
European half Oriental state marks al the
details OF Lobanofi-s home, ard be has a
wealth OF barbaric pearl and god In his
table appointments
, 1880-01-10

IT is eminently right and proper that
the burden of proof should rest with the
plaintiff. Stephens on evidence says that
''the man who makes an affirmation is
bound to prove it" This is only common
sense, common honesty and common jus,
tice, for If it were otherwise, the law
instead Of protecting the rights If indi
viduals would become in the hands of un-
scrupulous men an instrument IF perse,
cution against their neighbors- VIII
Isham make a noe ont
, 1880-01-10
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
PEN DOREIELE DIvISION.
inreRrlNr LAND NOTICE

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
i road Company opens braach Land Once
at ColfaN, Whitman comfy, W. l., and offers
for salea portion Of is lands in the Pen orelie
Division, for the present, ~ the remarkan,y
low price OF TWO DOLLARS AND SIM
CENTS per acre FOR CASH, ard Foul DOL
LARS per acre On time, - follows One,
fourth Gosh down. the remainder in four equal
annual payments, with interest annually At
seven per cent. per aanunl-
The right Is reserved u change above prices
and terms al any time before written agree
ments are executed. All persons who have
applications to purchase On file With the ran,
r0ad company can be relieved Of anxiety and
doubt as 10 what the lands viii cost on which
they have settled by applying az once 10 the
compaay's ofIice in ColiaN and purchasing tie
saline.
As the lands of the Pen d'Oreiile Division
are now offered Tor sale. no more - settlers ap-
plicaiions to purchase" viii be placed ON tle
The lands now offered are situated In the
followin,, described Townships:
~
, 1880-01-10

HORACE GEEELEY's first assay at writing, it
is said, was description OF a monster squash.
1t was thrown into the waste basket. That
was before he had forgotten how to write.
Later, any intelligent compositor, with I'M
aginative mind, could always make an in
teresting leading article, Indian sketch OF
epic poem out of a piece of Mr. Greeley 5
manuscript, as his fancy might lead him.
, 1880-01-10

The MAINE MazE-The New York
Herald, on the Maine question, says
The election proved that the republicans
of Maine are in minority The prepon,
derance Of physical strength is on the side
of the Unionists. Blaine knows this per,
fectly well, and even if the republicans
were in a majority, he is too wise TO dis.
turb the peace of the state but he has
permitted some of his followers to play
with fire, and things have come to pass
when he must hold them in check.
, 1880-01-10

If the democrats Of the United States
had made one hundredth part as much
fuss over the robbery OF the presidency IN
1876, as the republicans are AZ present
making in the little state of Maine the
president of the United States would nov
he Samuel j. Tildcn.
, 1880-01-10

BoILs take their rise in a disorlerei state Of
the blood Ii is necessary that the bowels be
at first freely opened, and then regulated by a
gentle, unirritatins laxative. Try Plumbers
Oregon Blood Purifier.
, 1880-01-10
EpIraa SrsrEs.,x-Believinr 4

EDIT12 STATESMAN: i Believing that vuu
do not design doing injustice to any one,
call vour attention To the article in Your
las; ;ssue quoted from the Oregon, Fa'aer.
Whatever sins Dr. Baker may have to
answer for, think you viii find he had
nothing whatever TO do with passing the
libel law az the last session. This in Jus
tice You ought 10 correct Whenever You
discover that the corporation OF which
DR.. Baker is the repUted head, Is, whether
Intentionally ol UnintentiOnally taking
advantage Of the slipper by tariff or by
any other unjust method, 1t is not only
proper but essentially ilty you owe To
the community To eNpose the same, and
all JUS; men viii commend you for it. 1t
Is well To look SHARPLY after .bese corpor-
ationS, the people exE rt-aay, the cor
poraucns themselves, eA-eCt i. Tie
animadyersions in the Farm, s-tic.- 7~e
maniiestly unjust 20 Or. Baker.
il ~
In copying the article alluded to a'.'yo,
We did what We knew was for the beneS
Of the entire community as regards the
interests Of the producers and shippers.
In this Ne ere upheld by ninety-nire
men out u one hundred who say that 50
far as the structures On the management
OF the railroad is concerned everything is
correct While We have nothing to retract
in that regard, we are glad to give pub
licity 10 the letter OF ''Justice," who. as
respected citizen ard subscriber 10 the
STATESMAN, is therefore entitled to q hear
iDs. The question now arises, IN whose
interest vas that libel law passed
, 1880-01-10

C,gvERs and table knives ground sni pol
he'd by J. West, Main street corne' 4 q.
"CUsa Y IniispaS-
, 1880-01-10
NOTICE.

nonoA MONTH GUARANTEED
XStU SD 4 day &t home made by The
VOVO industrious. Capital not required;
we VIII start you Men, women, boys ana
girls make money faster at work ior Us than az
ANYTHING else The work Is light and pleasant,
and such as anyone can 90 right at those
who ar. wise Who see this notice viii send Us
their addresses at oLce and see for themselves
Costly outfit and terms free Now IS the time
Those already at wo-k are laying up large sums
of money. Address TRUE L co, Augusta
NJ %