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, 1881-08-04
HOTEL DRAINAGE.
Tho Perfection which the sherman
House Has AssnSnod.

Tho Vcrfcctt0n WHICH the SNcFm3H
House Has Atlnittod.'
A TRIBUNE repor :,r yesterday Ind talk
with Chief Sanitary Inspector William II.
ngc uf our hotels. "Tl1ero Is one hotel"
said l,e "that comes as ncnr to perfection III
this sense as nny house In the world. Tint
hotel Is tho Sh1r n,an House. I'll stake my
population Upon It that no sewcr.gas Gun got
Into any part Ut this house," ,..
,.a %ds ts tsrs x,,9a24 a"yt1ine new l" Its plans
4 Not ti,at,' replied Mr.. Genung, "but
Aid. Hubert the proprietor, Is blessed with
competent sanitary engineer, wh0In lie eti-
poys n ms 1so a no expenss ds II onc fa
respect. As said before, thore Is nothing
In tho world to cxcel IL In q sanitary eorlee.
Mr.. Genmng t,on went on TO explain tilat
te &C., n w. snc fst oce wss MOI of
fresh alr wns not passing nll tho ttme. The
mir circulated through every soil-ptpe. N
Tho east hall they vontilated through tho
ts$t Rss ysrs @ ts s sooE!ns XSas xss s' sns sysss
soil and waste plpo WIS conducted through
auxiliary tlue, twenty inches sa',are, TO a. q
chimney, which ran nlongside TIC mnl., ns,
fcot OF fresh air per minute. TIE catch;
basins were most thoroughly ventilated, and
tho current Of fresh air was 10 great down,
toleh s was es1tins'lshed % by tic fTssS air eur.
basin iiltli, III the basomeilt or my
part ot the, Sherman House, which @
asa a. Mr ns'n1 ans 1anE sra a qi91s IS t say us"iy
tlovice TO make the rooms hcnlthful and free
from my possible contamination from scwor
gas that llas been omitted in this Sherman
esf ee m i' IN ttsgs ssey H sess s i fss s o 5s as &
Sherman lfOtt9b fa 4 sanitary model. Guu Will
, 1881-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
A notable program, will be givon at the Thonlns
concost this evening. It will include n suite Of
l.ach's toverturo, aria, and gavntte,; 0ade's
"Sun,tnur Day In tho Country: 1.-Two nntn-
bcrs from "Tho Molstersiingor" tlntrcaiuetlon.
"Dnnet, nE Apprentices" i'rocoason ut tho
McsteFsanRcr, and +" "BreotttsE to 1lnns snehs'):
music to "1'hn Queen uf Hhcha': strhnss'
..rlzzicato l.,lkn"; and stasscnct's "sconcs
season at Tic Hrand Opcsn. lIOusc next Mundny
evening. when it viii prot'nco for tho first tne
Iii this city A.,tiran's t1ew c0tntc opern. Tho
Mascot" Tho sale Of scnts will upnn Mt tho bpx-
office this morning.
, 1881-08-04
THE TRIGGER.

sss g. =; :. ss sy s sys1; =
sho dug was tho "shooting OF" o. tics mndo on
al tweniy.slx @ ynrds ri.o, and II thoro st,l OK.
istr, tic throo birds Mt ,hirty.ono rar,la would
,lc,!',c It. twill bo seen by tho appended .eoro
that III 1uany instances thrco trials were nccos-
sary hoforn a dcclsEon could 10 loaehod. 30
evenly matched wero tho co,tcsants: .,!, Mr.
David t'ccrs OF tho aoncsoo sportsmen's clut;
i,lc,,,at,cai oc state rhnmoionshIp, to To
hola Sy tho 10 winner Zach year in tru.t,
M Assoclaaon. the winner to receive ,ho
Mn.srs i,m,,,inii az tbs qanc.eo tit,G. and Frl-
fu,,, II trn Nt;sabon {,tub. vf Cacago, stvie
sss1na s, Se he osta. eSseS s q e. rs1a yo
oss s!1teei'.E Eaaxo 6aIy Sseesh ioa 1inF xan: d.
!lhted !y =: + Halno ~; am1 rU wum.
yalas si:.@ile scconi rr;zo,S $is1.
ss t9 ash e nX ~ o" &c rss
! ss S H.; sss 'sas
ua"s !St "aiao ao;S HILL; Wnchestcr shells and
i Was gnaS ~ vi spedr 9d s!o fSs srn raiasp N: @
pouti1s ,ot i Of t. shot, doaatcd. by Chicago Shot
Tower Company. value ,..,,, *s'-~S,,*.nF s,,S e
hS H. :eco1 wno9 "pzo II; to sccon cass o. t,ss ic
to iii sha iot Of 4. d, Cunningham, of tic Dolavan
rrfsn ihia "nntiomSn t,nentno tilt f,ossossor ot
onc s' sult III II clpthcs, dsnutcd BY tic Putl,ain
natf hv ps;vi III mrn.: f,ur n1nrtorSegs of
sc" si1,otit'r ifaxarj nowtier. lo1hteI By ". a,
,yia Ind yG sif.y nons or sot anascd b. eho
Gh'sS1b a4;b s1St sS5 owef Company 10S "no' 'r'1e
, 1881-08-04
SPORTING EVENTS.
Edwin Thorne, Troubadour, and
Bay Billy the Winners at
Buffalo.
Troy and Boston Victorious Over
tho Providence and Wor-
ccstcr Teams.
Second Days Slaughter Of the 1nno'
cents at the State Sportsmen's
Tournament.

, sptttat Dttpatth to Tar Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. y, Aug.l-Flnu weather favored |
tho Driving. Park Association tn-day. ant1 tho |
unfinished a;.} race. together with tho regular
evonts on tho card, tho III trot and tho froc-
fcr.all PAGERS, attructcd orcr c,o0 spectators.
Moro interesting races thhn wcro produced wcro
nover Witnessed on this course. Tito unfinished
raco was won by Edwin rhorno. who woh tho
two heats hO nccd04t In t,tio styo. and pretty
wall rouvIncctt observers TINT be e,u beat J. H.
srt..,,,,,. rn ~ s,,,.i,o trurror hond1ri him
ihotaas On n,s motl.s' luta'. n.. a..a..e ,i"', n
With mastery skills rcsehllnH ~ u sIFunH 'lH".
hoodwinked tho Judges at Chiengo md
1snr.,.,,.i trhn,ucs h+,,kc m tha flrat turn
IH.o Atoaas s'""0 ,'.'' ,,,,..,.',a hao. h,,., M
IN tho HIST heat OF tno aas. 4nofhu osut ~" 49,. ~
open length In a:eln. In tho sccohd neat poln
horses trttxi staaiity until inslhc tho distance.
when Inomas. wan "aaa vi. .saa, sha ,.,r -,
anu inorno slowoa up ana pnsso" 'no "''o 'A'
2:114. ,....
The .:o7 rnce brought out Anno W., Trouba.
,,our Forest ftntrhnn. ste]io C.. Aruona,t, and
Moul' III, ~. s,,,,, t,rr,,t,o,,m,r rnr
tho tlrst hcnt. md Annio W. poat tno rest o1 the
nurtv in n:s1X- TroutlaAoi,r thon gathered In
tho nort threo honta in a:1Ql., n:.s.A, LEM.
tue W. a. soss.,,, ~ ntfor+ for tha anr.
nnn.o W. s,e,s taauo ,,"a,,r thrnn ttn th,r,
auntter In :s3A, and finishing a ban9.up second.
In sho thirti md fourth hoats she mado m In
- stio N.sa a,N 'a n.r ,r.,,,,,ac,. ,yo. anip
d'Hefcnt sno"'us' WHO 11oapaopu' ""' ''''
exercised.
Inv ,na cngnoxcnnti' Tho nm forIty OF whom dc.
.ta.. .,N.,,.ht ,hnt n mn m m rim ,nn hnnt
tho pacing rHto.' inc he'H "aa co"'puscu "
, 1881-08-04
MtSCEGENATI0N.

- sptttat Dlspatth to 7'he Chicago TY1bNNk.
IIAlsrtuRI, Cu.,,,., Aug. 3-Oeurgo Fish, mu-
latto Ut ~ years, oloped from Glastonbury last
Saturday night With Ada Evans, u rathor hRnd-
somc white glr!, aged u. They crossed tho Cou-
a.cutluut Nivar Ut nlght, aud etther uame toi
tIasttnrd or continued 10 springfield. Careful
Flsh Is i farm la6oror. and i worthless loliow,
hliss Evats ii iha daughter Of parelIta III hum
Alv ulruulnstanccs, hit has been well Fcarosl. and
Until thta dts8rucotut affair ha4 .b0ruo u you'd
reputation. II Is c0l!eypd they have beoll 50.
eroteA by frUnds Of Ftsn, but, " they hNya oillY
ana!a Sun ot money wnaen tne 9,fs WV ,.
, 1881-08-04

school for Girls. Tho Mission Is now looking
the Kood work TUT they are doing. and who
RnGiuiontly interested III IT 10 .cnll u tho
Wednesday mornings. with thcir carrinaca. to
assist In delivering tho tnwoss. Such scrrlcrs
Will Ike appreciated. and will largely aid In ink-
i,tR thor t,,isstona work marc ptTcotvc ns places
may l,u reached 1T TINT why NhGh Il Is iritKHai.
tie tn visit INV, nnl where those flowers would
iuifcrd provo q NOdsenu.
, 1881-08-04

Bp1t$dl lH1b0tth 20 1Hs LH1tato 1F1uHEss
CotpwATElt, MiUh., Aug. 1,-At tho frst lays
meeting OF tho CoItlwater Driving Association
to-day Indicator won tho .:.:7 racc, tnkang the
third, fourth. and fifth hoAts, with Ethel Medium
sccunll, AMI King Alnont third. Tlme Of whining
horse, a:.yM, a:OA, and @::llX.
TITO oc.mtnAto r,lco WaB won by Trnnait tn
tho first thrco heats, N!nlly tftitletnn tcrond,
and Tom Cameron third. TImo, .:fs ":oj, aud
sa;;:tst4,
, 1881-08-04

6ptelag UAp03fA % 1hs Chteaao 1F1euhk
rRorIIErsrowN. Ill.,, Aug. J.-Tho .:;::at class.
Rvo heats. was won by Fuirmoat. Glover took
tho first, Falrmont tho second. Glover tho third,
and Fairnont the fourth aud nth. Time. a:ssSM,
:.:ss0M s::**7H, u, ..:s@u!s, aud 400
In tho haif.mllu running, with four starters,
Lucy Taylor tt.ok tho trst heat, 0rn tho socnnl,
Lucy Taylor tho third. Tilne, BIZ G.! 81. Tho
nttcn.ianco wus g,ol. and tho races closely con.
teAtCd.
, 1881-08-04

sA,sATodA. N. " Aug. 1.-Tha frat raco,
thrco- quarters Of a milo, was won by Knight
'relnplar, nonno L!zxio second, ind fatu third.
Time, 1:l6. .... &c.
Tho second race, ono and flve.eighth miles,
was won by l.o!o, Lon8-Taw a0eoua. and 1ler-
bort third. Time, S.4llA.
Tho third gAco, oAo- hhlf milo, was won by
Puck, sepltu,a being second. l1mc, HsA SOC
aud was creative Of considerable morrlmont.
Puck won Us hp piChsCl.
, 1881-08-04

GRAND OpElsA-nOUsE.
"Tho Hidden Hand" has bccn Withdrawn.
undoubtedly for good md sailictont rensons. md
" Tho Octoroon - will ngnin tako tho boartas FOR
tho rest Of the week.. Tho Mascotte will bo
given next yvook, beginning Monday.
, 1881-08-04

=
nosTos, Mas, Aug. h-TAe Worcestors wero
agnla defonted ta.tiay BY the lostona, tho latter
blNehln9 nno 0e thslr, Alts !n tho Irst. third
aad NTH Innings, whtlo after tho tirst and
third innings the hlts uf the yIsltors wore scat
tho 1elatns very slue,s Crowley, Hornuns, hut+
ton, pckssso.t, a9a> Ia>k.a doing particularly
good work, 4 three-pssor by lrwll In ths lrst,
u awo.baser, by Durdock In tlo tlrst which
brought In shree Fupx. aad a homo guu ty ttosu-
Jug !n tho eighth, wore tho batting features Of
the Eam9. ~,
innings Q
Worcester 0a O O w
bos'on .....:-...' .:-:,tt)Jo;.s - ! '--a
, 1881-08-04
A CHINAMAN' SUES FOR DIVORCE,

- bpsttIl usp4teh 10 Ths Chteaoo 1Fthu....
CLxvELAwu. O., Aug. 1,-Chnu3 Lee, q Mongo-
llai, luundrylnnu OF means horo, to.day cntn-
inencetl suis fur divorce aHaiust Elizabeth Lac,
who was M Irish girl aRmed E!tkabeth Moore,
charging her with adultery. This y sa!a t9 20
Ohio, lf not cust OF tho lIouky Nouutains.
, 1881-08-04
THE CITY.

fremont: W ,,,no.,x. so,,,oe,o, it,, !, q, tho
naas,'nr
r,,, r,s,om ,,nt,c, tpa,d yesterday aggregate
ale'IRdl7. .
JorrH yousa and family, London. Eng, aro At
tho Palmer. ....
.no ARE" Tremon,. y, = ''4'''''' 'e"
TIIK lion. George r. Lee. Fond da Lacs ls at
4hc fremont
IL, CAprKf5.7ox English Consul at rhtfadol-
phin,is al Tho l'al'ncr
rns Hon T. +. Strong pssd wtfc, Fond du
Lac aso At tho fremont. ', mt, W ,,>n,,, Scot
IoHs Mceui.oum .a nca.. anu 1,a,t": '''N"~'o'
'ama arc u. 'n0 =, u't sa ] rna.n,, ,,ovcnuo caco
nn.ss s United State, Minister
n nv; i,o,y'n' i. nt tho Graud Pacific.
TIE Hon. II. IL Olnsteti, Hartford Conn.,, ano
pI, 1A.ns r. y 1l,cxsos, ] General siannxor Of tho
ceseaRo oranu .tuok ,e'ao' 70 90, =. .as xasna,n.
As ct ara At a tho rana a
cIflc.
TIE ,Sa ioS aFGy Il irath ~ scefsa
Palmer ..n, ,., non,,,
CEnMnSF @ IT, tGnao' ;1n EheSShb: e Abho,e I'll Montrca
are s'tn ae sho "Ba gsana M raoiiis 'ae '''
TUE disbursements at the suh-rrcasury yes-
tetuny WeIn f2,;:gWn ~ ~ H. Stv.0'' - ''''0
.e.... - -. ~.,,,, ,u,..,o. !, Z, 1,e,l. Eort
JnS =; nA1TGi;. it, ASunsS Atvshimgtom ~ X II. ,nnh IL
wayne; =. y: y: Eiy; @ a. - m I;ron,i
n. nrnke' CeHtfe''Ae' A4i'' "Ao ~ '1o e'"4~
Paslhe' ,,..,.,.
MIA, Mr. o. W. Ktngslariti was elected. Vice.
i'rrs!i,ent, Vice s. N. Wilcox. teconscd, and
rcsiuncd.
- :, .,. ,,.,,,., 1,..,o u,,w Ara.
Isk
NJ Muller ana f9inliy. 81 4o"Ms: Mses nnr, - az; III
Wnrilelu an1 wig; noston: H., i. =. Il Wnrs' anS
wire Mchinney. ie1hsi atu ~ = ta- -, = ''A'' "
"e' " 1'',s u' .,r'...,.... v.,,.h,. nror.,tnr
Tue Apollo EnMMhHlttyt nniHnto aEtaMhsss fshs
, 1881-08-04

nervous weakness, debility. etu,, CURED ly Wells
Health ksnawcr. 81 Ut druggists. Depot 6s
Lake Stscvt.
, 1881-08-04
A CELEBRATION.

nsraEs, 1te., Aug. A-The' Indian attack on
IlethsI, Aug. .. 11sl, was communicated tu-day.
liloek Fort WIS agaln occupied by "sotslers,"
was nRain surprIsod and burned BY " "savagea,"
Au Rllress. poatu, aud 4 parade followed.
, 1881-08-04
MARRIAGES..

.,DAvla AiGilit!s7!alz ~ p. nl. Ut !esldenoc Of
ks!loW Az 81 \: 6svl. g BslsI1 Wiz; sna
Mors p1osass rRo hapny caapiS lett Il p u. III
tiul0t,-tlla!r future reSIlehcU.
Lt(AIITItALIy-frI1OMpSON SGt paytop.st
Ghcx1U. A0G I ISL, BY tho ltey. J. luoIaTeF, ar.
i:htlslDpher 7, .M1htGai!, oi Lake View. aud Miss
Knta t.TApIpA0n, pf Chicago.
, 1881-08-04
CITY-TIALL.

CITY-TIALL.
An estimate OF 4,5la wna paia johnson l. Co. |
yesterday OIL account OF roolng tho NOW City |
Ifal|.
TnE Department OF Public Works will advcr- |
tfso to-day for tho steam heating and sontllat' |
ing apparatus for tho nnw City.!iall
THx street, water, md fowor iahorcrs will t,o
rntd at o'cloek tu-morrow morning In tho pay
Office, on In salo street, oppost the Ctty-llnll.
TIE Number VI Aenths In tho city yesterday
wcro ifty.nyc. Thc shos,nomotor ih Tho Eienlth
Office registered 0d dcgicss dnriuR tho Alter
noon.
1siE Mayor thinks tnat tho greatest remedy
hNvc half d dozen Or more wholesome ha.elnRs.
1thrr0 wns too much delay In tho admihistsatou
OF tho law In reEard TO eramenalt-
Dn- DE WOLF has rccetyed * !. sertcs y 10 Of rcsoiI'
thankng hIni Tor entertaining thon, hcru. ind
for bis ah!o suggestions anu 9xtlaua1onsoi u how
sHnltnry natte1e nro rim 10 CilcnEo.
ycstcriay: Charios suhulsz, twn.story. ,lweil.
!ng, u " 90 teet. corner u P9!na and l'laak-
t. co.: % @ ios; An Us raEsa tw
a.eIi!nE; Ciy!,e!!Sr. neas 9etster avenue. io
81! @ % ss %s's H. :sss' :'sss
THERE wore heads and hoarta that wero ach-
,ng afS,in tso ~, i @ ysstsfy f sil,; "A St,'as
10 Kat tho grana be,,ncc. There y Flynt. u. Tho
South siaS, Whalc,, q, ths wsst: and loso
tions hate tecn demanded hy tho Mnyor. Tho
unly trouhIo scctns to hc that soulo Of Tho foi.
2 ,6s s to sssseed IT. esa I sstSt
is @ noeessary s W fos i'oilcc Court isaiIlIis '''
r,nv,MAneu.;. swps,r nrom,Iuatc,, f7rncrat
Order Nua ysstorfl%y, n Maiss' ,ne Iro"nton
:" unesG 10 .rs tM,st'on ~ HIT Nsss;m,,t Fra
nas.hai III; Tho ucers sR snbets ot tS no
Tto dcatbs af Tc,t, lutni,hroy, Of ESglno Eo.
t.,,hn;t ~ oiIs.,sou -, 4, ~ to MIA t'otriai,
Ta1I,s it n!eh ~ " hn nbnNa nn 'Ini,,,
rn,.nncy tr'uknrn. nre h"aarably tnci,t,onMi
tS tSr tot ~ ~ i"i'nstns,s cta5r. ro!tnrv
NJ No. :su North Ssrccn strcut, Xlso DnyId
o'ce',noii. As1sa jaSsfe.!; FranK @ Conway, 3 ~
sains 4 psrssn from from !! tS'r.6.siary wlaasxs q
nn" H1auo6 eu'"p"ny 4'o. -.
AN olc!al at tito Cit. y.1lnll told n Tribune re.
lid II WIN to thu GIttor end this tiale, with tho
n!'IcihlB nf tho Waahlngton!an Homo bafore tho
Z % bus pnld m tha Institution upwards 81 Sj;n,U55
Altlcc ta organization, mud there bus s1over becu
an acSonntng s;t M rendered % - H@nybpdy @ unon
| ~ run iii II very C9oso cufpOratIon." The Con-
trGr Btatel that ~, l,01,uy would bo pu!t over
| tfl1s ycht !! no couhi Nglp IL, He Mnata ~ knew
ntW fanttera stanu neioro na Me'ivefs GFGr i. tno
c!tya thnnGt. Ihnrn iii!ly even r. iaWsut.
M@Ss kaoW whit @ ,hs has One III for ss sho ets
LOT 1ae a'n"hut p"l! oFoF'
1wES7r'srcosp STREET. ....-
why H' spsciai Tux + nsscssutl Sn %aDish avc,,'s
40 10, ay 1s sr 'ar Ssli. q g., Tux t. ays W. W.
H. H. aiv!IiaI ssWos Hu tho fnilnynn ox.
ria.
, 1881-08-04

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BS ''',''........ ....,.........IT is A
NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE, and NOT
MACHINE FOR POLITICIANS. The SER
Want OF NO MAN AND THE SLAVE OF NO
PARTY, 1t is STRICTLY INDEPENDENT, and
deals only in truth, TREATING ALL CUES
TIoNs FAIRLY AND CoNsERvArIyELY.
Specimen copies sent free. Address
THE AVALANCHE,
Memphis, Tenn.
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SPECIAL COLUMN.
To Advertisers.

The ADVERTISER is the Oldest
newspaper in North Mississippi, il
has a large and increasing circuIa.
u"n III Tippah, and a limited circu-
lolion IN all the surrounding coun,
tics, and We would therefore sug-
g",tto business men, that its col
minus would be a good medium
..'hrongh which to make their bust.
ness known.
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nfOutft sent free to those who wish to en-
N19gage.in the most pleasant and profitable
VWbu8iness known. Every thing new
Capital not required. We will furnish you
everything. $40 n day and upwards is
easily made without staying away from
home over night. No risk whatever. Ma
ny new workers wanted at once. Many
are making fortunes at the business. La-
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and girls make great pay. No one who is
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every day than can be made in u week at
any ordinary employment. Those who en-
gage at once will find il short road to for
tnAe. Ad hess II. uALLETT q CO., Port
land, Maine.
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0RR . week in gourownto town. TER rs
0'OV nd 30 outfit iree. Addre IS II
hAhi-E TN Co., Portland, Maine.
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ST0NEWALL FEMALE COLLEGE,
Ripley, Miss.
Mrs. M. j. BUCHANAN, Prin.

The next session of this old and
favorably known Institution opens
Oct 4th and continues thirty-six
weeks.
This is omphatically Home school
of the highest order.
Ample'provisions for boarding pupils
from abroad in the College with the
Principal and teachers.
Every department provided with
teachers of known ability, zeal and
experience.
Thorough instruction given and
solid scholarship required.
Location unsurpassed for health.
Exposes very moderate for the
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Send for Catalogue.
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Slate Roofing
PAINE.
SAVES RE-SHINGLING
FIRE AND WATERPROOF.
CONTAINS NO TAR.
MIXED READY FOR USE.
ANYBODY CAN P m

ANYBODY GAN APPLY 1T,
With this Paint old shingles can be
made to look better and last longer than
new shingles for One-third the cost OF
re.shingIing.
Equally good for tin or iron; and for
porous brick walls is unequalled.
1t is ~elastic--will expand or contract
withheat or cold. This is an indispens-
able quality In a durable Roofing Paint.
twill not crack, peel or scale; being
slate, willnot rust or corrode.
1t has a heavy body--one coat being
equal to three Of any other.
1t is sold at o price that enables
everyone to have q woll-painted roof.
-Four handsome shades-ROOf.Slate.
Brown, Red and Bright Red.
Price in barrels of AS to 90 gallons,
only go cents per gallon.
"After q most thorough use OF
this paint, we most cordially re.
commend 1t, and are satisfied that
IL once used 1t will BIO ordered d
second and third time. "--TH, g.
Bowen In the INDEPENDENT Sept. 80,
1880.
Send for circular AMI samples, md
mention this paper.
N. e. PAINT G5 OIL CO.,
7iNDiA ST., BOSTON, MASS.
Selling Agents for Buftram's 0l po.
lish for Brass, Copper, Composition, 10
Dec. III, S0-6m.
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p0n Great chance to make money. We
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cheapest and best Illustrated faN1ily publica-
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successful agent. Six elegant works of art
gwen free tos'tbscrlbers. The price is so
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day. A lady agent reports making ovel
$500 clear profit III ten days. All who en-
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Elegant and g. expensive Outfit free. Ifvon
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nr.s, No on who engages fails To- make
great pay: Address George Stlnson L Go.
Portland, Maine. Ang7.
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