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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-14

MASONRY TO EE EXposED.-Sevora! mom-
h2Ts OF tho Free Methodist congregation held
~ o9cn cir meeting q! the corner Of King and
"lriaX streets. yesterday afternoon, at which
htv. j. /. die Iac', pastor Of tho church Of
that reorganization in this city, gave nolics that
lie would, Oh Sunday week, in tho BttcrnooG,
al ttI2o L'olock, At tho slmo place, expose the
NsoGi"destro5inS institution. Rov. Mr.. Michael
"Ns boon engaged o0er since his arrival in this
I'y in exposing, SO no Lhinks tho secrccts Ct
Hdi Fellowship Proemasonry, knights OF Py-
lhlas. &C., bat finding that ho did not attract TO
ms church the crowds he expected, no will in
.u.uro give hs entertainments in tho open air
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fFcHlirS OF the Conservative Commit.
tee OF EnirIaX County,

Ito Committco was called together at Fair
lax Z. H., on Saturday, tn, - h inst. bv the
cnaIrmau, Thomas NJ ooro, e'q for tho purpose
OF taxing proper oc!lOn dnd making suitable
arrSnGemonts Tor the approaching elections.
:, Iho following resolutions offered by George
Ma,on' esq "eEo unanimously adopted
iHsc'vcd, That this committee direc. our
p:riy meetings to be held IN the several dis
tr'cts OF this county % the . h dav of April.
1881: at 5 p. m, to dominate candidates for the
dl5tIlc; oifIocs; and ct tho same to appoint dele
ghtts TO c!uaty convention, to Dominsts can.
dId'te5 Tor tho clu5ty offices. to bo hold at
Fairfax =. H., or INC 18Th day Of April, 1881;
aau that the REPRESENTATION in said convention,
"Eali DC one delegate and ono alternate for every
one huadrcd voters. or fraction thereof, exceel
lag Hey. cast ia this county at the clce.ion oG
1915 for TlllGn aud Hendricks.
dissolved, That tho members OF this commit.
'Lc &c requested TO carry these resolutions into
ci'rct IN their respective districts.
h'SoIVtG. inst in making tho call for said
hcc,lnRs the call shall embrace all tho members
ci tho Gemccralc conservative party Of the
c.ulIy.
Alter tn lE:s. gruf tkn resolutions MIR. Nj ooro
presented his resignation hs chairman of tho
committee when was r1Ceir @ with great regret,
On in0.i1n 81 f;r. Iovo resolution of thanks
W'io presents To Mr. Moore for tho faithful and
@'a'nu7 mHl nct in wh'ch be h,a So lon. carried
Ont tho duio7 Of bis ciic".
tmpt. ID. NJ. Chichester WAS unsnimouol,
"!eNel chairin3n Of the committeo.
in motion L. WAS resolved that tho Alfyandrie
az: 40 Do 1cqHes!nl to publish tho proceedings
q! iha meeting. Adjourned.
l.. NJ. CHICHESTER, Chairman.
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STOP TIE LEAKS. Tin Rootiiug, Cutler and
k1in Spou'. mad iii work repaired PROMPTLY, by
STANsDURY e. Bro.
IHE EEST homo manufactured Tin Ware
and llouse'arni-hibg Goods can DO found ut
STANSEURT's Central Stovo House, cJrHor
Nlog and Washington streets, tMcBnrncy' :
Bul!tirg)
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MCkURNEY Il Son, tho Groccrs. cor. King
sad Washington sts., have jast received an in-
Voice Ct cory old FRENCH BRANDY, viutaec
1861, Just out Of bOrd, a1d GUARANTEED
STRICTLY FINE QUALITY. milo
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q. II. MUMM e. Co.'S DRY VERZENAY
CHAMPAGNE at liberal figures. by bottle or case.
ut MuBUHNErS store. Their 7o1o 7atfs 1cHl
'a"Hcc yoN 10 LMy at home. mtg
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LOCAL MATTERS.

weather Probabilities. March II, $751;
Or tho middle Stslc5 lei: weather, northwest
10 northeast winds, generally lowe: temperature
sad higher barometer.
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ARRIVED.
>&tmp John Gibson, New York, 10 + 4 Reed
Htr Ann Ellis, Philadelphia. to + A Reed.
III Geo Lesry. Norfolk, to L b Hooe.
GL;T Jane Moseley, Norfolk, TO + a Reed
9!E I ' Arrowsmith. lower Potomac. 10 20.
'oMSc Ferry Company.
or Mst.sno lower Potc. TO j Brodcrs s. Co.
os:k SANCHEZ, Baltimore to Z Z R"od.
PASSED UP.
cNr Gsskill, for Washington.
CLEARED.
or Jane Moseey Norfolk, by + A Reed.
EH Sue, Baltimore. by j Broders & Go.
SIf Msttsno, lower Pie. by } Eroders s. Co.
: q! Peter Cooper. Norfolk, By j 7 Agnew
N Scar W ! Lambdin, Baltimore. BY George Y
"ofthlngton s. Son.
MEMORANDA
poChI Cot!inghsrn. from Richmond, at
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BECOME A SUPERINTENDENT Chas,
a: Hing, who has had several charges in
Virginia and Baltimore a. a Methodist
minister. vas publicly bapiz.d in tho Svc.
deooOrplao Church. 10 Baltimore, yesterday,
and delivered n sermon embracing the
new church. lln has accepted call to
the pastOraio Ct tho First SSedenborpiun
Church in Baltimore: where ho will 70 this
week. Ills lottcr releasing him from the Meth.
cdIs; Church wss read before the o,rom ony
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l"Veis Of rny choicc Gilt Edge BUTTER; can
slit themselves st MCBURNEY's at the low
p:ic1 Ct co.. Der 10. MILO
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Flags a6 Es:sif RsnSt,

NEW ItEK, March 14.-Fjags on tho City
Hall and other public buildings to-day arc at
nell mast on Sccount oftho dasth Of the emperor
Of Russis
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The most wonderful blood purifier IN The
world 0d0tcdtcS treyy taiM-S. s. 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-14

bIkMAEcK's Son BLorEs.- very singular
story is going tho rounds in Berlin and Paris
about Count Herbert, tho son of a certain Iron
Prince who is supposed to hold The destinies ~
an empire IN his hand, and a beautiful German
princess. vile of high court dignilary. Tbo
Count et Berlin suddenly the other dsy, as il
WIS supposed, on diplomatic mission. At the
same time, however, tho Princess disappeared
also, ard her husband obtained permission to
Iollre INTO private life. Detectives have lust
discovered tho fugitives wandering, hand in
hand, along the sunny roads of Italy. Although
the Iron Prince has sent Count Hetbsrt positive
orders 10 como hem ethe latter refuses to comply,
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HEALTH is WEALTH.


Dr.. 4. q. VESTS N ERvE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENr; specific for Hysterie, Dizziness, Con.
Vulslon9, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
son, Less Of Memory, Spornlatorrtml, Impc.
tency, involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
ago, caused by over.exertion, self abuse or over
indulgence, which loads 20 misery, decay and
death. Ono box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one N onth's trea.ment Ono dollar
box, or Elk boxes for five dolisrs sent By mail
prepaid on receipt OF pIiCa. Wo guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order 70.
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied with
live dolla;s, wo will eond the purchaser our writ.
ton euSTanlCo TO return the money if tho treat
ment does not elect cure. Guarantees issued
by j N NEI E Co, Druggists, Ale1andria,
Va, wholesale and reLal SCENTS Orders By
mail will receive prompt attention. mari
GEALED PROPOSALS addressed to the un-
~ dorsigned will be received at the AUDITORS
office until II O'clock NJ, on SATURDAY, thu
19.h Of March, 1881. for ERECTING A
BUILDING to be used for tho Columbia Steam
Fire Engine Company, in the city Of Alexsn.
| drIa according TO tho plans and specifications
which will be exhibited on application to tho
| undersigned, at his otico corner Of Fairfax and
Queen streets al which timo tho torms OF pay.
| mont will DC made known.
Tho right TO reject any snd all bids is 70.
served. THOMAS V, KISHEIIL
| msSl!d Oh m. Ut. Com. on Pub. Prop'ty.
| A CARDIFF tho citizens of Fairfax county:
| AZ. At the instance OF many friends [ horeby
! announce mysolf q candidate for tho office Of
| Clerk OF tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax county
| request tho hearty Co operation of my friends
in tho different parts ofthe couaty, and if elected
shall endesvor 10 perform tho duties Of tho cllic,
in satisfactory manner.
Respectfully submital
MARLIN NATHL. +. CROSS.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T May CONCERN.-l
Il have this day appointed JOSEPH KAUF-
MANN my Agent to transact for me in the CITY
| OF Alexandria, Va. business of wholesale and
retail trade in BOOTS, SHOES and MER.
| CHANDlSE.
| MOSES HEIGHT.
| Alexandra, Va, March Sth. 1S3l-2R
| TOR SALR-kARE BARGAIN.-An ole.
N CANT Octave Rosewood Case PIANO.
nearly ne" and guarantsed IN every respect for
only $50 cash, or would cell upon easy month
| ly payments TO relisble party. Apply at once
at SIDNEY L. NIMMOS,
mh9 % King street.
! MAJCLiCA WARE-We have lust opene6
AVA good assortment OF tho sbcye pamed
goods, in Pitchers, Salad Bowls, Ind Bultors
Bread srd Mush Sets Chocolate Pitchers
Pouch Baskets, Mugs. sc. Call and examine
them at
mil K. J. MILLER & CO.'S.
IrOMMON SRNsE STEW PANsl W.
~ are selling more Of these chesp AM useful
utensils than anything Wa have ever had in our
store. We have just opened our third lot since
Xmas. No one who hiss ever used them, yould
be without one. McLEAN & UHLER,
janl2 IL King street.
| SEEDS sEEDsl
Choice MEDIUM and SAPIING CLOVER
ORCHARD GRASS and TIMOTHY SEED
IN store and for sale by
iebl6.tf X. III. LAWSON &JAMlRsON.
* RUlT JELLIES, MINCE MEAT and
a FRUIT EUTTEk and PRESERVE jusI
received and for sale by 'N'
mill J. C. MlLBURN
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IhJ msrket opens falrly active and prices arc
hrm at quotations. Tho demand FOR Flcur is
chic fly for homo use. But litllo Whes. wac Of.
Jared, and ssics wero mado at ITO aud Ia for
Fuitz, III for mixed and l. fer Lancaster. Tho
receipts Of Corn have increased. and 1G2G bush.
els Sold al 81 and S. for white and Is for yellow.
No sales Of Rgo CT Oats reported Country
prodnco is scarce and genoIally higher,
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ES a called meeting of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Go. will be hold this (MondA5) evening,
at 30 o'clock.
II Julian a. MOORE Secretary.
KUST RECEIVED fresh from tho Snrin ma
~ ROCkBRlDGE ALUM and BUFFALO
LlTHiA WATER st
mhl4 LIMITS
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The Alexandria POstOnicc,

~ the reporter made mistake 10 his report
OF the republican meeting held in the Sd ward
Ga Friday n;ght last. We publish to day 8. =.
Bagly's letter, alluded 10 10 that report, in ref
eraLc, to the arp ointment of colorid men in the
Po5tofico
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 10, 1881.
4HcS@S. 4. ". Harris. John Dionfgon1cru Ru
dolph Thompson and Others:
| respectfully state that have procured ap.
p1lntments fer several coored men il this cit7.
and made an effort to haVo opc appointed 10
the Custom House, and shall in tn, future do
tho b,st can for my friends in Alexandria.
Respectfully.
-, s. p BAYLY.
We also publish The resolution aiopted in
The i h ward Lass week
v hcrcas tho good of tho postal seryic, de-
iaamd5, and The success Of tho republican patty
IN Virginia rtGnirc change in tho offic, Of
Postmaster Of the ci.y Of Alcxandria, Va,
Roaov2d y tho republicans Of thc4 h ward
OF sad cItT, IN mass convention assembled,
That haVirg full confidence 10 tho integrity, i'm.
parliail'y aud bnslntss capacity of tho Hon. S.
l.. bsy!y, our late candidate for Congress for
this s!rIc, No respectfully recommend his
appointment to tho ofico Of Postmaster of this
city 10 his ExoaIlcrcy James A. Gsrfold, Prs
idont OF tho Unised States"
All tho wards having adopted similar
fosolu'i1Ds, it wGuld seem that s. +. B,yy is
INC choice OF the republicans in this CITY,
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=, H.
s or tho middle Gtsles lei: weather, rorftwas.
- northeast winds, Sc2c-=lIy lowe: tcnpcfsture
sNd higher barometer.
MYSTERIOUS DRowHING,- yesterday moro
log, about ten o'clock, while Mr.. Charles
". Ball vas walking on the wharf of Elcssrs
j. L. AgneW Co., foot of Wolf street, no dis.
covered, lying on tic shore 10 tho d,cs. tho
BODY Of man, which had evidently becn wash
cd up and icit there by tho rec7dng tide. He
informed tic Wstchmao. Mr.. VIM. Clarke, Of
The crcomstaEc', and the Coroner, DR.. Powell,
"as not1l.d. Constable Eons summoned q
Try, coz sistlnc OF John Ii. Thompson, foreman
}. Il. Gray, Edward Davis. VIM. Dohic. John
tcn'Zmorc, and JOHN Llwler, who ct J. o'0lock
held an irqins: over the body which had been
removed from tic river TO the bloomsrv of
Mes5rs. AsCcH & Go. Several parties rcccc-
hzad tic corpse IS thet Of man they had met
n this Gig Saturday la9. End testified that the
d.c2nsed lad stated to them lha: he vas c
c gar maker from Baltimore; that his wife had
dicd about Y nonls ago, sIuco which time he
had iou1d It very he'd 10 make living. the
Wi,uofses supposed the man came here 10 s,areb
OF Work he I:cckcis OF tho clothing on tho
hody were Fcarcht d. and buCkskiu prr.c con-
i"'A!0g four ccEi9, psiT Of kid gloves and
mcIl; from Baker l. Wager, a tob,c,o
h'in In hnlinorc, II -. W. CorgIey" we're
found. E0o zane IN Ito I;c,ipt. &c. w. Corc.
!,?, l. supposed 10 Go the Dame Of tho drowned
map, hu: roiing certGia !rg.rliog his history
could be sscertsico1. lie vas about sixty wears
OF eg'. short AID SOU, hair gray. short clio
whi@k@cS ana y g VII dressed. He vas saCn
on Sa.Oriny ~ #fV.I.; .IO0us, Lu! ,sag not A.
lii intoxicated. t!0 told several parties ne met
n The { " thal he had been suiF ring with Tho
hioGs7 13r several as. Atar al tho cviioDeo
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DsFED.
March 10Th, 1881, Mrs. ALICE PERRIN
FllZI UGH, widow of tho sto VIM. &. =.
Fl'zuu&h, aged Go years and days. She was u
kind and alcc.ionaio villa and mother, q good
Reighbor, snd hsd boen for many years Cou-
sstent member Of the Episcopal Church.
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VIRGINS NEU',S

& chamber Ct c0Icla!oa has htca lrsan;z &c
! by the l:adiDi lii r3hents ard tus:t c25 men 0!
| Peters! u7g.
| Tho RlcbmoLd aud Allegheny loi'r'ad wil
| have Its track complctod TO Sc,t'sViIIe, dis
taDca 6! 3 mics lrom Rchuo;d. y II uTsd y
next.
The 1esdu. Of the Loose II Jtnls & Parker,
OF OIkotY Springs. cxpiricg 10 the spring OF
| 1883, has been sold 1t pUb 10 auction for $50.
saolecs to 30 ANNUAL rental Of SC, 800. Michael
Bud. purchaser.
The Iron furnace At L5uchbur,, owned by
teensJi7srIaus. he's proved SO profitable that
tho oanors Lave determined to build anotht r
furnace daElHs 'ho coming summer, aud will
| increase thclr capitol stock $50 000
Yesterday, at Ilarrisonburg, where tho BalIi-
moro Annual Conference Of the Methodist Epis
copal Church South vas in session, Bishop
McIyelte preached 10 tho moruiDg, in the
Methodist Eplscopa! Church South, from Ro-
MATS. II chapter, I'd verse. after which six
young men Wero ordalIed 90 doacous and set
apart to the ministry by the lsylog ou of hands.
DR.. McFerrin preached last night, and after the
sermon the ordination Of elders took plec,.
CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. "A few cvcu-
logs since Officer Quinn heard cries ord calls
for help in tenement 10 North F,u.h street,
WIlIlamsbursh fastening TO the room from
which tho shouts and screams proceeded The
Offers fund MIS- Doglo belaboriug her
husband with club. The man wss Wrthing,
yelling ard oursiDg oo the bed. lie was unable
tc get away from tho blows which as they fell
last and heavy upon him, Wero accompanied
with The interrogatory: 80 yell get drunk
again? Al right: I'll just bGto what little is
10 sou cut Tho officer, as he looked upon
tho soerc, could not restrain his laughter.
Mrs. Doyle had her husband tightly fastened
10 the bed c'olhcs. lilo had, as usual, she
SILL. pkusirg to get breath in her work, como
homo dlu0k ard rolled into The bed. When
no got asleep she rolled tho quilt about him
aud sewad AID bound 1t about him.
Then sho took stick and bat him. That's
right Mrs. Doyle, give him moro Of it," said
tho tenants. as she returned to the thrashing.
Nov that you've got him. I'd give it to him
good" "Oh. never fosr," and tho bludgeon
tell quick and heavy upon him. Poor Mr.
D1yic shriekcd with psip, yelled and rr,m.
Ised to do whatever sho'd ask if she would onlv
Leave whole bone in his body. o. rromis.
!ag that ne wonli drink no more, ct least dur.
ing Lent, and that he would take tho pledge ut
Easter Ter oGo year, be was released, ~, II
Macs.
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MAJCLICA WAEK-We have lust openeG
AVA a good assortment OF tho sbcve named
goods in Pitchers, Salad Bowls, Ind Buffers
Bread snd Mu:h Sets. Chocolate Pitchers
Pouch Baskets, Mugs. SC. Call and examine
them at
mil t. j. MILLER e COlS
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rOMMON SENSE STEW PANSl We
~ are selling more of these chesp ana usefnI
utensils than anything wa have evor had in onr
Xmas. No one who hiss ever used them, vonIS
be without one McLEAN & UHLER.
Janl2 II King street
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TOR SALR-kARE BARGAIN.-An o)e.
E. CANT Octave Rosewood Case PIANO,
nearly new and guaranteed in every respect, for
only $50 cash, or would seli upon oasy month.
ly payments TO relisble party. Apply at once
at SIDNEY 7. NIMMOS,
mh0 Ga KIM et IS
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I
4 have this day appointed JOSEPH KAUF-
MANN my Agent to transact for me in the CITY
Of Alexandria, Va. business of wholesale and
retail trade in BOOTS, SHOES and MER.
CHANDlSE.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-03

A resident of Fairmount, Mimi, pre-
sumably an English immigrant, has sent
home some excellent advice to those of
his countrymen who are looking toward
Minnesota for opportunity to better their
condition. A considerable number of
Englishmen have deceived themselves or
been deceived into the belief that that
prosperous young State yielde Ter treas
ures without any equivalent of hard work :;
and, as natural result, have shaken off
the dust from their feet against her, ours
ing her uncongenial climate and all her
belongings. The following statement of
a thriving settler sets the matter in the
true light: To those who come possess
cd of some capital and business ability,
and are not too proud to put their own
hands to the plough, there is q very fair
chance of doing well. Five hundred
pounds (and in the case of a young man
of some experience in farming and ener-
getic Industrious habits, less would
suffice) will form a capital which is likely,
in this country, to bring better return
than in any other with which l am ac-
quainted."
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with the rank of Lieut.. Col. on the Gov
ernor's staff. He held this position from
July, 1861, to December Of the same year,
when he was appointed private Secreta-
ry to the Governor. This position he
held until August 1862 when he was ap-
pointed Colonel of the134 =. V. and join
ed the Army of the Potomac in time to
participate with his Regiment in the bat
tie of Antictam. In 1864 he was elected
to the Legislature from Beaver county
and was reelected in 1866, at which time
he was the Curtin candidate for speaker
in the celebrated Curtin Cameron contest
and was defeated by Glass, OF Pittsburg
the Cameron candidate. In 1873 upon
the election of Governor fIartranft, he
was appointed Secretary of the Common
wealth and continued in the office until
1878, when he resigned the position to
accept the Craftsmanship of the Republi-
can State Committee in the exciting gu
bernatOrial canvass of that year.
This was very important campaign.
The people of the State were divided into
three aggressive parties, the Republican,
Democratic and Greenback parties. Great
business depression prevailed, soft money
theories abounded, considerable absence
of harmony existed between the National
and State administrations, and involved
in the contest was the election Of q
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Judge
of the Supreme Court, Secretary Of In
ternal Affairs Of the Congressional Dele
CATION and of Legislature which would
elect q United States Senator, but the
Colonel proved equal to the emergency,
and it terminated in the triumphant cleo
ton Of the entire Republican ticket by a
large majority, in considerable gain on
the Congressional delegation, and in the
election of u Legislature with good
working majority in both branches.
Amongst the friends of Colonel Quay
and the late Robert w. Mackey, friendly
rivalry had long existed as to which was
the superior as an organizer From the
termination of this campaign Qnay's su-
periority over all others in the State in
the organization of victory was admitted.
At the close Of this contest, as some COM
pensation for his service, he was appoint
ed to the lucrative Office of Recorder of
Philadelphia, but as soon as he was con-
frmed he resigned it and returned to the
more laborious but more honorable posi-
tion Of Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Proud Of his Chester county lineage, he
has at all times endeavored to favor her
sons and he is probably, at this day, one
Of the ablest of the many able men who
have sprung from the loins Of her people.
Col. Quay enjoys the well-earned repu-
tation Of being the very best political
organizer in Pennsylvania, and, just now,
for able, long and valued services rem
dercd, there is budding probability of
his being chosen to place in President
Garfeld's Cabonet-his name being aus
piciously associated with the folio Of
Internal Affairs. He is a genial, social,
good fellow and deserves well. lie pass
eS much of his time in Philadelphia, and
has desk in the Recorders office. He
doesn't belong to any church, but shows
a leaning for the Presbyterans.
A resident of Paramount, Mimi, pre-
sumably an English immigrant, has sent
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"s;s sy sy,Gs% %st'as sE.as: %sH 4,
40 N~ ~A' offered, thereby always keep
ting poverty from your door. Those who always
lake advantage OF the good chances for making
money that are offered, generally become wealthy !;
while those who do not improve such chances re-
main in poverty. We want many men, women,
boys and girls to work for us right in their own
localities. The business will pay Rore than ent
times ordinary wages. We furnish An expensive
outfit and all that you need, free. No one who EN-
cages fails to make money very rapidly. You can
devote your whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information and all that is
needed sent free. Address Stinson s. Co., Portland
Maine.
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~ Dollar outfit sent free to those who wish to en-
gage in the most pleasant and profitable busi-
ness known. Everything new-capita not re-
quircn We will furnish you everything. $l0a day
and upwards is easily made without staying away
from home night. No risk whatever. Many
ne worker wanted at once. Many arc making
fortunes at the business. Ladies make a. much as
me, and young boys and girls make great pay. No
one who is willing to work fails to make more mon-
ey every day than can be made in week at any
ordinary employment. Those who engage atoncc
will find short road to fortune. Address Ii.
Eallet Il Co., Portland, Maine.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-03

SfN 7 %N Outfit furnished free, with full in
ID ] structiOus for conducting the most
profitable business that anyone can
engage in. The business is so easy to learn and
our instructions are simple and plain that any
one can make great profits from the very start No
one can fail who is willing to work Women are as
successful AS men. Boys and girls can earn large
sums. Many have made at the business over one
hundred dollars in single week Nothing like it
ever known before, All who engage are surprised
at the ease and repidty with which they are able
to make money. You can engage in this business
during your spare time at great profit Ysu do not
have to invest capital in it, We take all the risk.
Those who need ready money, should write to US
at once. All furnished free. Address True s Co.
Augusta Maine.