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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-11-30
c. NJ. Il st. r. Railway Time Table.

Post ONCE H0uFS.
TYNE FOB THE CLOSING OF NAILS.
Going South. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1:oe 4. 4.
| Going East $500 P. n.
Going North 20 P. II.
-
Richlsnd mail Tuesdays and 9aturdsys. 7:eoA. II.
South to Portlandyille Tues and Fri. $500 4. II.
Post-ofhce closes promptly At s:O0P.n
MAGGIE BAILEY, p. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20
WHY'S TT


Why s the proportion Of successful merchants 50
small! Our answer is bad management. They did not
kno. when to ncks dotar, and. what 10 they
never thought It paid to lose dollar 1t the small
percentage that want to be clsssed amongthe seven
per cent successful proportion OF merchants hence
II IL that knoS when It Is best to lose
dollar. We are doing 1t now. What do
you suppose we lose on the i've hundred suits I'VE
call them ''Odds and Ends'-that offer you the
choice of at dollars. Why, lots of them cost elk
teen dollars and fifty cents suit When you cut the
price Of Cashmere Pants-not ten twenty pair but
three hundred pair-very few that worth less than
five dolars-down to THREE DOLLARS, 1t means loss.
II it did not mean loss would have retired from
business long for have sold Clothes enough to
do 80. To-day cut down the prices Of the Regular
Stock Of Cashmere Pantaloons We did not like to do
it. We not oyerstocked them. People, however.
who called wan ted lower prices EvxRrTHINe. not
Cashmere Suits aone yielded. and to-day they
just 20 cent cheaper than they yesterday
You doubt Of the fact that these redcons
are from fixed is to the prices are ON
the Goods they not put as to mark imagin-
airy figures over them. II you have the inside
Of your pocketbook paste this little scrap in it:
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CTILL GREATER REDUCTIONS
AT
r THE MIsFIT STORE,
:. coRAEn TENTH AND r sTREET4

me room must Be altered to meet the demand Of tbs
sro xine custom of the MISFIT STORE. and IN order
moi to be hampered By stocs while making Improve
rus 1t A BE- closed out regardless of cost You osn
tneredore' ouy =fs
Best Indigo and White Allinen Suits for S. formerly
Good Cashmere Suits at So
Bitter Cashmere Suits at $40.
Still Better Cashmere Suits ct $12.
yert san .ess fine French Cashmere Suit re-
ss 81 ,ss$ ss5s p,e. Diagonal Suit reduced
P s s ar sa soen but ss @
r,rs w9 pa while ne1 %sn n. q so
There few more Nun Cloth Coats and vests. Price
there e xse so
q E
ss %s 81 cheap &c snssg s .a
Linen busters formerly ST. rs and S. reduced to 81 Is
$40 Win buy Boys Fine Black Cloth Suit Former
sls wil buy Tou Fine Black Cloth Sui. p: B. frock
coat. Can't be touched elsewhere under $40.
~ OUR MOTTO:
''No TROUBLE TO SHOW GooDs."
6atisfaction guaranteed ut the tf+s
M1sFrr STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND F. ty1s
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
: .. ;wHoLEsAL Asp. RETAIL DEALERS N
-: :, goat AND WOOD.
By s,4sr ana rairalrsst nom tho names.
=; c.i,,s..3. ~ rc:,.c q
a. Facilities pnsutpssssd tby any firm in the United
ssl q loxsst sash insIess and delivered promptly:
: Main once: YharYes md depot 18th and Water
.Bfanen xrds: l2e0 r st n. w. Sd aad SIS n W..
southeast =, -'-".r-' jy18-&m
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II IMPROVED AND UNIMpROvED REAL Es-
TATE
all In thorough repair; fine Building Lots Bound.
airy st. bet 18th and 18th sta containing % 1861
feet OF ground with improvements that rent for S21
per month. One Lot corner of Goth and n ets. NV
These lots are splendid investment and win be sold
cheap. One ne Residence, next door to Gov. Wells
residence, story and basement Is good stable
Al modern improvements. No sOs M It. Corner OF
18th and ST.. (No. 1901. story and basement
pressed brick front and side IL roma large yard. al
modern improvements. Corner Of 9th and II ets
side yard. stable al mod. improvements One story
room Brick House on Marks alley. bet and and 9th
and It'll SITS. sc. Apply to
C. II. KNIGHT, Room6,
jy15-6t' 49, Louisiana avenue northwest
tOR SALE-CHEAP-BEAUTI LOT, FRONT
ing three streets and reservation located 9th ST.
Massachusetts, avenue and street, Stanton Square.
Green statue Capitol Hin. Terms easy. At lJ4 9Th
street northwest. tyll-lm
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no YOU KNOW wHY3

Do you know that Mercantile Agencies and ether stat
stics show that but per oentof merchants IRE
successfully %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

pARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
w. M. SINISTER l. SONS.
Have THIS DAY reduced the Prices ona all
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
1t is their intention 70 sell this season. and
Great Bargains are being offered.
REAL PONGEE ASOLs,
At $780, %. $3.50 and $780,
a. .nd
hrst-clsss in every respect.
CHOICE GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT HAVE
previous to taking inventory
Special ATTENTION is called to Line of BON
NET BLACK SILKS. As these the best Goods in the
prices. we offer rare opportunity to purchasers.
W. NJ SINISTER 4 SONS
EV ONE PRICE.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. 3yls
WOODWARD l. LOTHRoP.
DESIRING TO CLOSE SPT OCH ENTIRE LINE
BLACK SILK GRENADINES
PREVIOUS TO sKMI-ANNUAL INVENTORY.
HAVE MADE THE n EEo4howraa POSITIVE RE.
81 BLACK SILK and WOOL GRENADINES to 7se
$l.5o BLACK SILK GRENADINES toSl.
81. IS BLACK SILK GRENADINES to $l.2S.
- BLACK SILK GRENADINES to 81 80.
At those prices they cannot be duplicated.
We have also . grand bargain in
BLACK WOOL GRENADINES
so CENTS PER YARD.
which is veil worthy Of your attention,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s2I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. %,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
ANNOUNCE
s sSs. p5sYa to Their August inventory
CLOSING OUT SALES
in each Department Of ssasonable fabrics ct
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
- SUIT DEPARTMENT. -
THREE PIECE CAMBRIc SUITS.
reduced from 81 IS Cheapest Suits ever offered
ut the price.
GINGHAM SUITS.
ms Is ssd Sasd a.ss
daasd 70 g. su' reduced to Vi $50 Suits
WHITE SUITS,
inda 8
rsanesd 70 81 50: Sai 50 Suit extra ina india Ensn.
/. Afun sssortmns Of Linen ana hehair ulstsrs q
GREATLY REDUCED PRIoKs.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s2l PENN. AVE. Hls s4l PENN. AVE.
MOUNTAIN AND SEA
Men and Boys 8lue Flannel TRAVELLING SHIFTS,
Men and Boyy BOATING SHIRTN
Men and Boys BATHING OLOUTK
~. g. TEL
jylS 3aS Pelnniyanla svsnuA
GENUINE DECKER BROS. PIANOS
" AND BURDETT oRaANA hmm
je2 g. q. KUHN. 90 lotA strsss, seis A.,nt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

The refundfng or readjustih2 OF the Virginia
oebt, under the Riddeberger act, has assumed a
peculiar phase, and one which must be confusing
- the holders OF the old bonds The recognized
organ OF the read1uster party at Richmond seri-
o0sly advises the creditors OF the state not to ae-
cept the new bonds, but 10 demand instead from
the proper state officers receipt showing spscifi-
eally the amount OF old bonds they turn In and
the amount In new bonds 10 which that entities
them. The reason, and only reason, assigned for
tnas advice Il that the new bonds are engraved by
certain company. It Is asserted by the organ
dat no bonds engraved by this company are adj
United upon the stock exchanges The most
prominent OF the readJuSter leaders opposed the
awarding OF the contract for the engraving OF the
oonts to this company, and insisted that It be
given 10 another company which was named; but
sWo out OF the three sinking fund commissioners.
WAo were authorized to make the contract, Sc
jected the successful company because Il was the
lowest bidder. strenuous efforts to transfer the
contract TO the company favored by the bosses
were made after 1t had been awarded but failed
an0 now the refunding operations are sought To he
Interrupted and delayed because OF that Quarrel
about the engraving. The effect OF this advice
given at this stage OF the proceeding Is calculated
70 throw additional diseredit upon Virginia bonds
The states credit is at rather low ebb anyhow
because OF failure in the past to meet its obiga-
tons, and the formal declaration now BY the four.
nal which Is recognized as speaking for the men
Who politically control the state that the new
bends are not negotiable must have depreciaain NO
eject upon them
.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

There are cool reasons for the belief that the
provision o. the river and harbor bill for the i'm
proveIneut OF the Potomac river and reclamation
OF the fats will finally receive the approval OF the
conference committee and Of the House. There IS
considerable apprehension tina the President may
veto the river and harbor bill as IL may pass, but
n he should do So, part OF his objection will be
based upon tie fats appropriation. Indeed, he Is
believed to be heartily in favor of the improve
nent and the presence of the appropriation in the
bill would, In all probability, have tendency to
commend the latter to his favorable consideration.
He could, at least, find merit In the bill that 1t
would not contain with the fats provision omitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

The opposition in the British Parliament evident
y intend to make all the political capital possible
cut OF any mistakes OF the government In the con-
ouct OF the Egyptian war Yesterday in the House
OF Commons the motive of the government in not
permitting Admiral Seymour to land his marines
sooner than he did was openly impugned. One of
Tie conservatives declared that he believed the
government remained Inactive In order to allow
Arab Pacha to gather strength. These efforts In
the British capital to arouse q public sentiment
against the government seem TO be supplemented
~ dispatches nom Alexandria, which assert that
Adignation exists there at the great blunder
committed In allowing the favorable moment for
ending the revolt TO slip by. Admiral Seymour
hAA is appears, been restrained somewhat by
orders from home But for these ORDERS the In
serence to be drawn from dispatches emanattng
almost from hts headquarters Is that he would
have pressed on and overcome Arab Pasha while
- forces were demoralized. He would not have
gwen him time 10 entrench, recruit and recuper
~ Nj. Gladstone has assumed full responsi
Ukaty Tor all that Admiral Seymour has done
nouid Afabi and his army OF plunderers visit upon
Ce6o fate similar to that inflicted upon Alexan-
ana the British government would md that its
snare OF responsibility for that event could not be
Stunned Now that the government has UNDER
taken 70 restore order In Egypt, the duty or pro-
tecsng the people and property there Is incumbent
upon It
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE-A BIG CHANCE FOR A SPECULA-
ton-s Building Lot at GO cents lees in the build.
ng boom locality. SUIPHEN ROGERS. 936 +
street northwest. jy19-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

The democratic campaign managers are holding
some serious consultations with regard to the
duct OF the Congressional canvass. The Oregon
election seems to have opened their eyes to the
fact that dead issues do not influence votes They
counted upon the anti-Chinese question to carry
Oregon, and took things elsy. The result was
largely increased republican majorities there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNOR sAIL-NEw BRICK HOUSE. CORNER llrH
and East Capito, etreete location unsurpassed park
ineaoeed; twD bay windowr and vault; PLUMBING per
feet HARVEY 6PALDING, 50 Corcoran Building.
tyl9-et.
EOR skLF-CHEAR. STREET BETwEEN
14th and 15th streets northwest desirable
room brick. with modern improvements and bay win
do2. Fountain u fronk yard. Lot 20-3xl0o. THOS.
]. FISHER CO, lSA st northwest Nl9-6t
EOR SALE CHAP A TEN ROOM BRICK
Hture: Let Is fee& front by Ia deep: EoSse COS.
s. 500 to bald: ground worth so per foot. 7l6
tn street southwest VIII take So 500 IL sold ct
G.. n. PARKER, ~ md streets southwest. jyls-Sts
FOR sale HOMES AND INyEsTMENTs~Two
II two-etory Frame Houses OF six rooms each. CEN
ray located with good lot S0x95 to alley; renting for
S14 each, or Is per cent investment. Prce. 81, 500
each: on easy terme Also. for g. 100, three STORY
Brlck HOUSE OF eight rooms gas and water on street
vestment Also lot ~ feet inches by 80 with eleeant
side alley on 18th street near Scott Circle Can be
IN improved ana nhnmprcye1 property on most easy
west. 5ya
TNOR LONG LEASE OR SALE-A NEATLY FUR
nished House 4 nine rooms: bath and cellar; open
crates; speaking tubes plenty Of water. Call at l545
street northwest te24-l I'm
EoR SALE BEAUTIFUL REsIDENCE-EI.E-
CANT etory Brick. 14l6 9Th street northwest nine
rooms besides bath ROOM perfectly dry cellar. modern
improvements; 10 feet by l20 81. 600 cash. balance
easy payments Inquire on premises. my3l-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

Gov. Cornell, OF New York, is the champion We
so4st He put the executive condemnation upon
soe hundred and twenty-three measures OF the
legislature, and public opinion apparently not
only snstains but thanks him for bis use OF that
power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

Advices from the Cumberland coal region are to
Ne eject that the strikers and coal companies are
fArther apart than ever, and there is now NO pros
pect OF any settlement Of their differences visible
occasional acts OF Interference with the new
iAborers imported by the companies and the arrest
md prosecution OF suspected persons have served
- intensity feeling on both sides, ana probably
nothing but stern necessity will force settle
Went
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

1t IL announced that the special agent who Ia
been investigating the case OF Appraiser Howard
Of New YORK. has made report ''acquitting hin
q every charge" Does this clearance cover tn
charge of having written a biographical sketch o
President Hayes? 1t was understood, we believe
GVed In c eenft3Ge was one OF the most 'e-'e'.
"a ne prove an alibt, or was the sin condo.yur
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w place IN . small family as Nurse and Chamber
maid. Can do plain cooking. Good city references.
Address Box 124 Star Office, jyl9-2tr
"ANTED.BY AYOUNG MAN A SITUATION IN
grocery and provision store; the very best refer
ence. and guarantee for good country trade from
Prince George county. Address. care A. KAUFMAN,
1871 18th street southeast. jy19-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

ING's PAL ACE.
TIE A an2 e T Tea IL Fasa6a
sPECIA NOTICE.
FKESCH CHIP HATS. 'N'''
Sold formerly s. Soc. nhS a. only
s.!iss. .ssS! { IS sS.ss
:. .eHnpnrk Is? E s5ssssi HATS,
At4oc apiece sold formerly at 81 and $a.2S
Elegant Real "a = itt
Atsl.5O: sold formerly at 81.
BLACK '; s q! & e.? HATS. !.
4. G 3: s. s "a i cts.
PATTERN M1%s Ss :s.1 1sossnrs
coLonE 3 e IESHoRks.
At 45c. apiece.
:, a., .o,,, A S$5GH -,
Portable hats OF the season.
RIBBONS and FLOWERS at slaughtering prices.
A new f i1yGSs s lovely
In Black, White Cream and other Colors at 75e.. s.
Anew invoice of SPANISH LACES very cheap.
DON'T MISS THIS EXCELLENT CHANCE.
CALL EARLY AT
KINGS PALACE
No. 814 SEVENTH STREET
q No branch store No connection with any other
establishment jy17
EOR THE SUMNER
Tan
PALMER'S
AMERICAN
GINGER ALE.
Retail Price One Dollar ($D Per Dozen.
For Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer.
QAAT,I- n IALM1Ih
1904 TWENTY NINTH STREET.
West Washington.
~Telephonic connection. fvI7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

In the reorganization OF the school board, under
the act OF Congress reducing the number to nine,
many valuable members OF the old board have ne
cessarly been dropped, but the new board Is made
mp OF excellent material. and may be counted
upon TO do good work, and a good deal OF 1t, as
will be requisite. The amount OF WORK was abun-
dant Tor the fun beard, when twice its present
size and 1t Is probable that experience will show:
that q mistake was made when the number WAS
geduced. OF the board as reOrganizsd MessrS,
Pearson, Loye1oy, johnson. Brooks, Wormley and
Oragfn have done excellent service In the past In
this capacity. Gen Birney, OF the now appOineees
combines exceptionally fine scholarship, with q,
fand Of practical ideas upon school management
that ought, with his zeal In the cause OF educa-
zion, to make him a most valuable man for the
place. Mr.. Warner will without doubt, bring the
same clear-headed energy to bear In behalf OF
school interests that he displays in business mat
ters- Mr.. Clark has fine qualifications, has had
much experience In District an i1rs, and will make
o useful member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEDATWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, SEC
w ond floor, carDeed, light and heat: permanent if
suite price must be moderste state terms. Address
HAYNES, Star Office. jy2O- st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

The adoption OF Mr.. Beck's amendment to the
tax bill reducing the tax on tobacco puts new
phase upon that measure, and one which is not at
~ acceptable to the republicans. Twenty-four
republicans voted against the amendment, and
oAly two for it Unless 1t can yet be defeated, 1t
nay have considerable influence In determining
the fate OF the bill. II the measure is to be so
amended as to make reductions in taxation which
eAe republicans do not regard as wise or polite,
they WILL no doubt, prefer TO let go over, rather
than pass it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

Now that summer travel Is at its highest, COLI
sions between passenger steamers seem to be in
order, although that Is the time when the most
care should be exercised. The Charlotte Wander
bilt was cut down by the iron pleasure yacht
Yosemite In the Hudson river only few evenings
ago, AMI early Wednesday morning the fine
1teamer Rhode Island. OF the New York and Pro-
Whence line, was SO badly damaged by the Alham-
bra that she had to be towed into the nearest
place OF safety Fortunately no lives were lost In
either case but the fact that such casualties
IN fair weather and smooth water shows q care
lessness that, to say the least, cannot be very
assuring TO summer travellers. BY the way, Is
everything all right ON the Potomac9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

Another cabinet crisis somewhat suddenly de-
yelOped itself In France yesterday. The ministry,
having been twice outvoted in the Chamber Of
Deputies, promptly rendered their designations,
much against the advice of President Grevy.
Gambetta is probably at the bottom of this new
turn OF affairs, though the Paris dispatches assert
very positively that he will not be called upon to
form a new ministry. -...--. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20
PIANOS AND ORGANS.


{ HAUNcEY J. REED,
4S3 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
SOLE AGENT
For the Matchless Ga
HEINEkAMP PIANOS HTYH1
SHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANS.
Offers the following unprecedented list Of Special Bar
No. lone magnificent Rosewood Piano. octave,
carved legs and Tyre, nearly new, with embroidered
er that cost SIS. and upholstered STOOL made by
Earnest Tobler, and good a. new, $175
No. IA celebrated N. Y Piano. with carved legs and
Tyre handsome embroidered cover and stool. war
No. 3NOne superb Upright Piano by one Of the oldest
Ny. makers. used six months, will be sacrificed Ut
$40. .--F
No. lone celebrated stenway Piano in good order,
No. Some genuine Chicksring in good order with
stool and cover. SIS.
No. Gone Rosewood Piano by A. h Gale r Co.. with
ovoystrung bass and modern improvements, $40.
No.7.One Daniel F. Beatty OrgSn "a stops. cost $50.
offered at So.
No. Especial BarRains in Heinekamp Pianos and
Shcninxer Cymbella Organs. Sold On 3 monthly
payment.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-A FINE STORE AND DWELLING.
r. Ola 9Th street. opposite Patent Office. Re 1 "
Inquire of A. EBERLY SONS. us tn street yl3
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-09-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The proposition advanced by the Huachuca water company to sprinkle the streets of Tombstone, should meet with much favor from residents and the City Council. The company pro. poses not only to cover the principal thoroughfares, but all the streets and ground, bordering business places and residences. The added comfort would be great, and there would also be an immense saving in wear and tear of mercantile commodities and household goods, as also in house lahor. It is to be hoped that those interested will meet the company half way in furtherance of so desir- able a project. The City Council can certainly afford to give as much as was allowed the old wagon sprink- lers.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-09-09
An Arizona Politician.

Under the above caption the Sacramento Record. Union speaks of well known Tombstone man. The Record Union, however, is little of, as Pat has not se- cured. the nomination as yet, but is making an earnest fight to attain that end. The following is the paragraph referred to:
 Everybody in Sacramento almost, espe- cially all the old residents, remember Pat rick Holland, or Pat Holland as he was familiarly called. For years he was con- nected with the management of the thea tres, race tracks, etc Not long since il was reported, and published in the press that Holland had been killed in New Mexico. The latest, however, from Arzo na, says he is not dead, but thinks he has a dead thing on securing the election ol Coroner of Cochise county, Arizona, fol which he has been nominated on the Dem ocrstic ticket.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-09-09
An hNIrnnrdinnry Affer.

There are number of persons out of employ ment in every county, yet energetic men willing to work do not need to be Those willing to work sdn make from S1C0 to 5000 month clear, working for us in a pleasant and permanent business. The amount our agents make varies some making as high as $500 month while o'h- CTS as low $100, all depending on the energy of the agent. We have an article of great merit. It should be sold to every h use owner, and pays to $10 One agent in Pennsylvania sold 32 in two days, and cleared $64 An agent in New York made S45 in one day. Any man with ener- gy enough to work full day, and will do this during he year, can make from S2,O0O to S6,OO0 year. We only want one man in each county, and to him will give the exclusive sale as long as he continues to work faithfully for us. There is ue competition, and nothing like our inven tion made Parties having from $2O0 to $1000 to in vest can obtain general agency for ten counties State. Any one can make an investmen of from S25 to S10 600 without the least risk of loss, as our circulars will show that those investing S25 can after 30 days trial return the goods un sold to us and get their money back, II they do not clear at least S10O. They show that general agent who will take ten counties and invest $2l6 eal after trial of 90 days return all goods unsod to us, and have money returned to them if they fail 10 clear at least $750 in that time We are not paying salaries, but want men willing to work and obtain as their pay the profits of their will not work on any. Those meaning business will receive our large descriptive circular ar ex- traordinary offer by enclosing three-cent stamp wltb their address. The first to comply with our terms will secure the county or counties they may wish to work.
 Address Renner Manufacturing Company,,1lS Smithfeld street, Pittsburg, Pa.