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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-17

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The poorest girls in the world are
those who have never been taught to
work. There are thousands of them.
Rich parents have petted them; they
have been taught to dispise labor and
depend upon others for a living, and
are perfectly helpless. The most for
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earth belong to this class. It belongs
to parents to protect their daughters
from this deplorable condition. They
do them great wrong If they neglect
it. Every daughter should be taught
to earn her own living. The rich as
well as the poor require this training.
The wheel of fortune rolls swiftly
round-the rich are very likely to be-
come poor, and the poor rich. Skill. to
labor is no disadvantage to the rich,
and is indispensable to the poor.
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The Law of Kindness.

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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-17

The Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road company has placed in the ladies
room in the depot in Washington a
metal star on the floor of the spot
where President Garfeld's head rest,
ed when he fell, after being shot by
the assassin Guiteau.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-17

We heard a mother say, the other day.
when the condition of her boy was
pointed out, "Oh he'll get over it. I'll
take my chances" She takes the chan.
ces. but the boy suffers steady, grinding
pain meanwhile. A better way would
be to cure her boy with that famous
remedy, The Peerless Worm Specific. 25
and so cents. For sale by Kneeland.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-17
SPEAKER RANDALL declared in

SPEAKER RANDALL declared in a
speech in New York, recently, that
the united Democracy would pull to-
gether for five things to-wit: A three
per cent, refunding bill, a revision Of
the tariff, the annihilation of the in
ternal revenue tax, frugal ex penditures
and administrative purity.
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Time Tries All.

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CoNaREss will he asked the comm,

CONGRESS VIII ne asked the coming
session to give the Artic possessions Of
the United States government, AS
matters now stand all the great terri
tory purchased from Russia and
known as Alaska, as large as all OF
New England, has nothing whatever
in the nature Of q legal government.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-17

A WRITER in the Bridish 'Cyclopaedia'
predicts that ihe United States will
have population of loO,OOO,o0O at
the census OF 1890.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
CITY MEasgRESs AFXLBANTy

T: "D0D't you think the dirt wiltall bai blown
away bOiora the LerelStre 'passea astseeI,Cea
bAi ~ SAID TKIBuEE ropster 70 BtEte Senator Bhtr
yesterday MHBakeT repltAd4 p" Not by any meaBss
because the committee wero instructed to report tho
bill back completed on Tuesday, The Senate will pass
Il In ten minutes aud odoRhk the Assembly Will
paas day. So you maU depend upon 1t that
yoa will have law governing the clearing of your
streets before Thursday the latest Tho bi cut
pYry from the cher purpose 10 get 1T through rap
jdYs aud It will be DONE my Opiniopcbseasse up ne
Albany ihey aPaAhorauRliy 1ahout tho mattar
Az for the charter think the Senate VIII pese ~ next
long I Will there ia ssY. bt eauAe there
is good deal OF eequenee W the Assembly rls year,
In fact .a better body Of ieghatQTs than has 1besn
there for number OF years ana there will be e0nsdara-
bie debate. do not nntic &c atfherewl be much OPP
postif or desire amend IL % very great exteilt
He ether Important matter ,is the, tar Question The
ana committee thef0ughlY An hArnongs
40 ihat vhen the Rerh lsdane kkwnt be hniaed. Yen
Gao what neX peem anl Iushbnl, bat tho di{
euy is not 50 much 70 Kthc aWi amented pa o7pfeI
vent bad leg1eatlQnP ~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
2Io O'CLOCK TO 3.0cLocK-
a.nsrrn. pnrnrs nr,p4iL1 nELRHrA STooxa
sirrRnkr. March 2eEP,N
rzEeRNsaAB LETT

The stock market to-day did not fully sustain the
reputation which it earned yestarday- The reported
transactions are only 307;4Sf shares aganst
b8O. $50 shares yesterday, and prices generally
never wero equal to -yesterday'sr BEST, and they
closed materially lower than they. did last
night, Yet considering tho rapldity and extent
~ the Id cannot be.said that prices wsre
not very we'll sustainedS particularly when' after
}be first hour OF business, there was marked ab-
senee of that confidence which charaoterlzed- yes1
terday,s dealings. The liquidation ott "sh0rt" "
interest was continued. buti' the. VARIOUS
movements furnished evidence that there
waa less OF that to. be done than was
Generally supposed4 Stocks to-day were easily
purchased at what happened to be the ruling figures
and prices quickly yielded whenever there was ces
sat,on Of tho demnndt Tho active stocksdn tho
market were tbaieoal stocks. the grangers and the
Northern Paci6cas Delaware, Lackayanpaand Wsstt
avn declined froul 22ss to- L. and Central
or Nsw,JerseEs sold1 froml 1927 down to 1O0ll
ka1olIs. ST. Paul was specially strong and
hfser. q, deeline to- 110h closed the, same
"a lasb eYeaings at 1lll6. Northwest. hbweyeH
after fuotuatipg between 121isa and 122i9a closed
"A lowep4han lask nightp aud weaksat 1924 The
.Nortbern,P Pacics wereerpatics theecmnpn declined
from Az TO 3oa andl then on tAeeruling OF the
Governing COmufittee that all stock bearipg. the
registry date as late as March Is ihe date Of the
new Issue 81 600 600 0lianpt 'ideliyery, the
price rose 10 4Slsa42ja, The ruling of tbes com;
mittea- sesms ia hayet besn. axrivsdiass without
due, combination Oft itaa consequences II
rendera1 upncgetiahas not. oslf7 the7 nov
issue, bntt also all1 oMt stoe1 thas has
happened to. b ytfaadeTea. ont taos conpRpsls
bcoks freprOne PARTY 70 aaothep AZ Aatsr date thar
Narch1ss TnelslfnGA probably wilf ,heem0dihtd
Wsstsrn. Upi4pswsa, az dull as usual thsspgce
rapRjsgfFeus 114h to 1l2ha pad'rlosiREr aes 1laa&
It was not Known. till after BoasA1tDuEsatbat
Mr. Wtlliap r., y,lhdeRbi illads rssgnaa the
direcsorS OF tle;csmsrpgs. Tbe' paakat closed 70
;yesishiard jfgegplar.
TheRs wgsrathpr arbsttsRAes,asdf nfnSsrsnsDt
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
HAgzLrIgTrgEIGESOE.s

+, WAsHIssTpSt March. 2B.--Thei United States
steapshp Tennessee. .fagshippop the Atapliq
Station, sailed from Key wssts Fias teAsSf for Hampton
ReadAs
Tue United states steRmer DisDat sailed yesTdaH
trom the washlngtpn Navy dfcr FortFess Mepree.
NdshipmAA,H o, DUN hasb baen ordesedte exaElna;
tiepdon Dzemeiiop'L
Z MasssrA HCobb has besn fromg tho trsins
ing shir PostHnpu,h and placed % vslittg prferet
C1otsiq Rirhard w Maades spsssEs couiuaandmg the
hrrir flsf yss,a kt AsplnEpk March 10 Passed
AMt,spt eprgeon y,l Sgtefnsg Ewfg plgcea npqn the
bbsin .shprheyng his tanefgf t0fbf
NsvsFurk HbspifHL PAssad Asesknte aEesn Msasaef
braaaaoDa fhAarafis Thf refs s05
eHYNs3e Ts VIA W. 4, ;salIop
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
Tinanrl1ki.

A THE ADvERTIsER2 HAETEG BEEN
.As manycm sucresss. lesy ys, y y ma h,s
services ths public q All kinds ~
Sfefng no specially but having been aeanei1 ~
commercial admiralty surroeates en1 -.
iavy contracts agreements. ncorpoI atioIs
sarsrce nIadeza cozsugsnaed With the p!n0at lc9i'
"-' - - Addreaab bAWS 80.
Post odca BOZ W.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

h,,as and tho sales at the Boards >smouneea 10
Sssse Priceswers strunag andsfoy' all ezceps
tha es higher, TIE Gnai bids. showing ad
for the bs and 4lqs and of 4 for the 4ss' An's@ps
-. .t.o oloa;,,,, nunkaAionss
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
Msm,na
UTkRs og

I TnR ReNALIsHaRfp Cpssats1Azap 4fzggs rpNgxsxs.
!CFDGKHgppERS MisS M fliN D II N8s II = = SaA6ss i
ssn g IS 2
the.s NsE. Il e tsesi ~ ass
SssbsiEs Isss Saats sEss 81 Ssfa
\ SsssxsrA. ssu,sse sessasss. Z, #
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
pimasua Not,res.

oTy.cs or Cn1cAso, sri PAUL, MprnAIptHA Axnose5$f
t7.'- HAnWsy Coz 81 baQAIiyAxS - ,os6s1 j.
IA. DIVIDEND of. oNE and 4
ttASgEEs fE8 6EFr1i Y, hs. thls eay hssa 49,
sS tyJ sssfSSidss 8 ssSssd Es!Ss - s1,g1
0s'ss x sss sEs;s ssssgs 81 ,ssps1
ipWrDEND N0a -1fSss i3lsi2 !ss, nrs,sSsa 4
~ have this day declared the q Gxl %3 m P7YAN
t2ogc9 e5snf on fkA ~ ~ q - IFnRS
,'!::l: = 9 s u ,l;s;:'s
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

In Iondon. British consols were weaker. closing at
90 aud 10.16 for money, and at leO Ior sc.ouna
Tinted STATES bonds were irregular; the 4sadYanceo
70 iO4 u aud declined To 1043 the 4l2s dec1ned 70
1434 aud recovered again TO ITO. anl LOB rs VERY
Is higher at 116s, Inere waa g. geesT W;th
the advance Yesterday in the home markets- Ine
Bank of England gained E1o.ooV pulioo on e1I 1Sf
ance Ia Paris French 3 per cents fell trou s4blt2
10 s150' sight exchange on London declining to
The attenton oft6e bopdhalders of tha Lebanon
Sbriug Railroad Company is called toIa potice tnat
tie RECEIVER of fhe company will make application
April for an order of the Court for authority 10 III
sue $3OO,O00 of receivers eerttheates. NO arrange
ments on. the part OF the, ,:DnnduoIners nlHeDe1p
made tooppoSe the appiicatpn.
TheGrOss fearnin 90 the following railroads Jare
LeUusyuLxAxD SxSzymI&A
1884, lsSl , ~, soa
ssssS sSSS sssasSs Inc ssS
l. pnLAxA.pLooarsegos Ass fyEsrHRS..
ssss sss si$ss ssss Inc 'ssss ss
HasSpIS,@AsS @ srJosSsSsgaH= osssa
ssssa sSs ssssss ssss Bss SaSs ss
MgERNArIOsaEA.Nygs A.y snsAIsF s FEsarHHsso.
y,;ss .s s sissss sss Inc Inc ;sSsf :sssss
Inc following SHOWS tpa exReytss texclasise OF
speciel from the port of NewYSrI to fcneigp ports
beginning Of. the year.. compared with the; cor
responding periods of prevouayears;
:; :;::: ;;s: ;s i!;:sI : !s. ::;ss:.
Tue following shows the impox,s Of dry. goods and
general merchandise-at- the pcrt,ot New York for
the week ending March 90 and sinee the beginning
of the year, as compared with the. corresponding
D'rSssss q s gsss''0' s.sgs; =, .,ss,
GsSsss 6sS sS'S: %sss1Sa1i;s 's$ss
R:S: sS:s EsSe s ss5ssss iYSs Sssss
The followinRsre tho dry goods5mports- -irciudes
in the aboye:
q; &C. s.1sEsso sssSsy Rsss ..pss, lfs
TRreTS, TRTeTS on @srEst SssoSsa ssOSl2s 2sio.i0s
a s ss Ssssss5 2sss5 sssSS ssS$ si
Tho exports Of specie for&he,week ending March
20 aud since the beginning. OF tho ,year were as
follows;
Total for the week ssaS
Preyiausy
Total since jan
The impprts Of specie, for the week endiDr MaEeh
90 and since the beginning Of the srrwsre safok
loys:i
Total for the week ~
PEey9asS s Ky - 10 sSsy
d EURoPkAfssTGNAEcIan xARKrgsa
pst esDes sn
ss es ss ssSsS
1906 PspnsyEyania fSsadtngs HswYors
ofsaSs fnsDoS sls Opsss nonsz
&! hss s Ss Rss
sss
g, tss - sssSgSk ..oun, !, ,u, s.o.
I0SDosI sasloss tlsssssf
Pima Mslca 2a-Exshaasa 0nI Iasdas - hsass ssh can
1EaLs MsTsa aeTns sistsnsa. II 90 Imperial sspk q
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
REDENRTION ss'ClVIL BOKDSsfllsg ~

/ srsrn or oFcxlsrossfs4TRxssrsrpn
4 sselAxRSTe. AAeshd 4s1S&ki
iXAIHEREASs, There is on, this. day. inth9
w state Treasury the sum OF one hgpersd soe ~
isatare Of ths stae q CaAtona entitled an As5 70
Uafornis 60 conyrsei Lfmaek deht fcRf thxt
approved April 2, 1870. is set apart for the rcdempn
Act. Notce IA herebY gyen that
4 SEALED PROPOSALS.
For the surrender Of said Bonds WIN
partnens above specined until te
,Msyt,A, ptl 50. .aa IL 20 eloek asmG ~
Nobd wiz BE- enterfaued at more than pSr vaest
must Daorssar ."ssaea prsppsais fcs svrsess
~ nsasE be- svrresasrsd within epys alter ~ 81
ceci ME OF the proposal fW their redemption. q
Is JOHN wEIL stasa Tfessufh
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27


enemy, but the powerful gay lime of battle swept
ahead, enve3eNug them;aad while iAfsPhsrson was.
fresh from his gallon in their mhdst thedG dy ball
came. straigh* to the great young spirit The tide
bf baltic swept on; and returning again before the
Uiioh onset aud shout Of Vengeance his corpse wasI
recovered by his .sodiery, yet almost warm. The.
woods oath mp which he rode lis markedby siRP-i
boayd., "afePhersora Lane" Fscrr tho point of
entering it Atlnnta ds visible another hhj, with
clusterOf spires.
We rode up tba rooty aud white clay 2lane to the
spot, nearly mile back. where at partiatelearng
or rather sleucein the woods there is lane,
and at the intersection rise, ,sops dozensof ha
brown pines some tothe height of sixty fest talk
l ina togethsr like the dead mans soal,I hOve9ing
| there among hs spirit comrades
Here feliMePhersop the Hoche of the great war !;
an Oie hey gaiaea stClyde, pear the shares Lake
! Erie. thu son. ihnk of country blacksmith His
nepery and inodesty are respected jby friend and
/ foe. Sherman said the day he ,died: 81 thought
| Mcpherson would have finished. up the war after
Grapt audi were killed or. dismissed HAtwas COM
ing slongs 50 steady and strong thathe looked to me
ito be,the beir Of Psrhaps President
| Of the-eoARtryg"
A large cannon, pa;ut,tI blxckl .witha cannon-ba
closing it's top, is mortced into sill Of granite cut
with the word . 1rcPbersoD.p Ablack iron railing,
about twelve feet square,: inelAsessit. Theflarge
trees ars still scasrea with bakls Duwn the lane 20
the right eatse.th marksmap's ball. aud genius aud
heyotioufel nthe woods forever helpless forever
bneakipgs,.
ISppsrRIEs OF aATLASrk..4
Atlanta iss ssFesef bssnsssb blpekspf brick. and
iron bniltaronrdis rsirpaAi depots audi seriesaof
tracks running. .as in RDcbestes'and Indianapolis
thtcugh the vsgy middle Of che place. Iedss rela=
ton Is the state Capitol, basness block once an
opera house, and the j,eH4 4Romanesque Post otice
and the great Kimhall Hntel,, Thgre7 are also tao
great iobbips honsssSellip million a-yesr and.
baadE fsstpeg fanthe assra syeektact bnsads
hswgouns mans lhfarvss and gas beeningz cetton
mIl pf,800 joons spa phidlbs. RAINING day
and nieht .with a50s hAnds. Il went Through THE
with "a, ,soyerpor Bupck;s BptI mpst eentiuue the
| stMT pf1f,ss ApA at she SsctorE another times
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
yizisaa as ealisbsrg. ,NsC the pFisan pea pnthe
siss Of From vhidb Aibeyt D.sishafdson esesped
bna fnm wAichpesriy IL 900 0viGtims Of Ssuthtss
pol,tisisas wssss bpriad bsins sceparsa i'm apss
withots sAAltes, sxpeseas tdrAp shA. sksnsatseesld
dcs tqal ths dixsesar rhszaAsep tsgsthsasepld
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

There was DulYa sIUall and dDseplneank pesnes ~
done in state bonds including South CaTonn4 os
afnndahGe at6 Tennessee 6s Old a6oo. shu a5r e.,
Fansas IA Memphis and Little Roek Haa ~ -
0f eIfv bank stocks Mechanics ~
sold ,11OOl at 65, and, Msfohants Excssnse 'io'
T6e dealingsin railroad, bdnds were void OF sint
Gle feature aitheng1 in fewrDstEncegfne transac,
tfons were at better prices. Boston, HHrofofdaha
Erie tsts were the most active bonds and rose trom
so 70 e0stR 6Ocsi Erie second eonsOis were sieher
an9os4, Missouri; Kansas and Texascsusols .hfReef
at loGss and seconds ssr hghnr at "a Cresgpeaks
and Ohio rsts, series (. rosefrom s2ls to
the currency intaRrss from b2:to b2i2 Mnbiie 'and
OIfio second debentures. sold, at 63lSQDa1 81
Louis and Iron Mountain first irc mes At s2oezie 9
and second ineonses at, ssls9s6s and; ;haffnpohtal
Elevated frsts were 80 higher at 104esthe seesnds
selling ;at r96la Louisville aud NashvAle ageneEai
n,ortrsees sold at 103ls Denver and Rio Gtande
fsts and consols each wpre X hiaher :at 11e4 and
11ast respectively, and sTaxassand Paeinc incen'es
rose IRON s3l9 10 sEA.t
The bank statement to-day was less IaTofapis
IN nm was anticipated and shows loss TO tno SUI
SIs reserves OF $603, 1925 5iwhich, hdweTeE rwouia
have been larger ,if the deposits were noe reoucet
about $500. 900 more than the other changes- ae.
sownt for The following are the locals tnessa1sv
-, a nd Sl.an oaa for the W00kG.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
+, be,following sanethe quapterly statements OF
the state Banks Of the City OF NewaYork;
LIABILITIES
50. zakSOJy $50 s2GaO0,Ins. s2,9sS4Ue

The foreign exchanges as lal. on y
were dull 6utra are steady and the posted qdc'
tations ara as foll0Yss
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

DETRoIr Mich, March Y. lost
NOTICE ID hereby given that In pursuance on
~ the dsss eleusea g Sbs
COMPANY as for the holders q bonds issgsa .1
mfer (bearing MAY = 10. fotmiIs besa y
aid company bearing date With said daef Ql hno
payabIe AZ tire National Bank IN Nowfofk Cy -
me firet dsy May, A. ID. 1880 have been -daHa py
the undersgned payment yz bonds nrmered 2sS "
Ala T, s6Is b8s, ola 126 SOL 800 B0u,be& l33 -
S7s fs4 272 247 $50 cal 46 ISo ga q
SO bss ~ slssi9 sfs eS ssS s RS
e0sss 2SsS s5 16i e27 69s 7e5 Sla 1873 3sS loo,s
SiS sis sss 5S 5Ss M rs Sm ss j. 5 ss i M &S @ ss
$50 Sal 4t9 es2 - - ~ Yn fS Xxx 'aS IL
fsS lac. eSs s0s les 6el i2s gs g5s w
23e 3SI 39S e2a 934 2t2 IA 3s3 1S3 100,
ssz SSs. I5i SOB $50 4s4 % sss 8sS l5g as3 e.
Ss 10 90 VS. SS Tss ossSs = g 90 z
Che nd yrgss Company IN
3oasy Of Aprk onon ondsF ths' sf My 81 a
any Of them are requested present hemst either
are hereQY noHneu
ftere
ST. tSs MscSissp SS .s csri olpsny
yeaEsM 5eas 4 T SasSxSfsom3 rrusies
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

The Sub Treasury to-day gHneo EzggosoSetsi Ses 10 ~
balance made uD by n coin gain OF $2,z14SS2, iess
c11TencT loss OF f7J 49,. hereeetpts Of Che day
Include 81 900 900 gold Acoin received from tns
philadelphia mJnt The EnrOpfan steamers arrlHfng
since Yesterday Brought S22L16o. gold. Money pn
ca TODAY was easy at per cent aud late 1oans ~
and even at per cent The dome estic exchanges C,s
bn NewsYbrk at the places named arc qu0sea rs iot
lows. Sayarnah, lsE0Ss premium; Charlsten. $50
il premmms New Orleans, 90 cests 20 u premium nm
81. LoHis,per; Chicago 025 cents diEaunt; bas.
ton 20 cents discount. The CleaAine House sssasef
meat to-day is as foll0ws For t5e aaE--hk c,lansSs
"a "a 3e2 236; balances $3, ,e12 a27. For tho HeeS
ExebsSqss $74, 1905 SalHneess 2sGa1pSs
Tile transactions at the Sub-Ireasary cSvtteo eo
Reeeints9. S2.a27, ,840;; paymeRts.l,. ssssIzs
currency balance $4AOa.40o; com D&laAee3
The United Statest Treasurer new1' holds
S3a9 2O2 0O0n United States b9Eisto eeeara n pank
circuation. United States b0nds depQated'1oL cir5
cuati0n for the week. $3,476 900. United states
bonds held for CIRCULATION withdravn t0r tne week
S94S 600. National, baak n0ta crcpiat ton out
Standing. $346.150376; gold notes $s,lle,o!sU; s1
The customs receipts at. washington tQ-tay
amounted to 1877 40 land the internal revenue re- Te
csiprs to S334,926. The eTHeaaureEreeaTeaSt4a, 4a,oOy
i'm NATIONAL bank notes Redemption the &otals 9E
such receipts for the week. cemparaa wttH tnasae
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IL ~ Outfit sent free to those who wish
M to engage N the most pleasant
~ and profitable business known.
Everything new. Capital not required.
We will furnish you everything. SO a
day and upwards is easily made without
stay ing away from home over night. No
risk whatever. Many new workers want
ed at once. Many are making fortunes
at the business. Ladies make rs Tuch
as men. and yonng hpys ard girls make
great pay. No one who is willing to
work fails to maize more Dacrey every
day than can be made II a week ut any
ordinary employment. Those who en-
| gage at once will find a short road TO
lort 2ne. Address IL. HAL-ErT L Co.,
Portland. Maine. de1S 1y
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~ Yourselves by making
AHEI money when q golden
"AAA chance is offered, thereby
always keeping poverty from your door.
Those who always take advantage of the
good chances for making money that is
offered. generally become wealthy, while
those who do not improve such chances
cenain in poverty. We wartn many men,
wo:len, boys and girls to work for us,
flsht In Their cwn LOCALITIES. The busl-
..esa VIII pay more than ten times ordi-
nary wages. We furnish NJ expensive
outfit and all thet you need, free. No
one who engages fails 10 make money
very rapidly. You e devote your
whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information and
all that is needed sen free. Address
SrINsoN & Co. Portland. Name.