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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21

IT appears that there is Il person in
Berlin who does not like ex-senator Sar-
gent Perhaps he tried, some time in
Washington, to bore the Senator for his
influence to get Il clerkship or something
else. And so he manages to have sur-
ring paragraph inserted in the IagcJiaH
tsupposed to be the name of a newspaper),
in (which Mr., Everett, the secretary of the
American legation, is awfully rebukcd
8 for neglecting to point out to his Gov
ernment the improperly of appoint
ing such Il successor to men like
George Bancroft, Bayard Taylor, and An
drew J.iWhite," The anonymous scrib-
bier of the 7agcJiaH having thus got even
with Mr.. Sargent, he or somebody else
writes from Berlin to the London
Standard that "the press here severely
critcises the appointment of Mr.. Sargent
to be United States Minister TO Ger
many" Then follows what we have
above stated. And this is journalism.
The Readjuster maiorityin in the Virginia
Legislature has incurred the heated dis
pleasure Of the Washington Post by not
allowing the Bourbon minority toregulate
the order Of business. There is ofcourse
some cause for complaint at such viola
tion of the Bourbon view Of the rights of
minorities, but the Post should draw it
mild. 1t is too severe when it declares:
No Legislators with pretense of respectabllity
- haye, within the memory Of this generation, at
least, so far forgotten the duties assigned them by
the people, II being admitted that their constfu-
ents are neither dishOnomble nor debased, Tho
only approach to The inhiction was the carpet. bag
buriesque on lOw.making, which for time ran
riot In most Of the Southern States
OF course white native Virginians are
just as bad as carpet-baggers if they vote
against the Bourbons, and Il Bourbon
minority has a much better right 10 con-
troll than majority made up Of even eX-
confederate opponents, We don't know
why this is so, but it isl, e., from the
Bourbon standpoint.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Houses


INOR RENT-2SrORY BRICK HOUSE: SIX
IL rooms and bathroom; hall, cellar, range, hot and
cold water; 1917 Tenth street northwest. Apply at
54l Twelfth street northwest mr2l-3tf
VN0R RENT-DESIEABLE RESIDENCE, COR
II ner Second and streets northwest; large side
and back yard. ALBERT +. FOX, g2O 4 street
northwest. mr2l-3t@
TF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
i Trade City or Country Property come and see the
great bargains at WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTH
ERS, ST. Charles Hotel, corner Third street and Penn
sylvana avenue northwest. mhlpu
V1OR SALE-PRINTED CARDS, FURNISHED
a Rooms, with Table Board" "This House for
Rent, apply at -" and Furnished Rooms for
Rent price 10 cents each for sale at the Business
Office of The National Republican de7-tf
VNOR RENT-BY B. ii. WARNER,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21

SECRETARY llUNTappears to be the chosen
victim Of the newspaper reporters. 1t
must be very painful for him to see his
name so constantly in print. He is sick.
Hcis well. Hewill remain in the Cabinet.
He will so out. He has refused a foreign
mission, He cannot be displaced unless
he consents. He has refused place in
the Court of Claims. He grimly sets his
teeth against a change. He will accept a
place on the Supreme bench. He is
seriously i'll, but will be well tomorrow.
He is altogether the most reported public
man in America. Would "the boys" "
kindly give themselves Il rest?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21

The Baltimore Ime,icn thinks the
administration of justice cannot survive
the loss Of Mr.. Attorney William A.
Cook from the Government employ. 1t
deplores the wckcdncss of the Presl-
dent in daring to let such good man go.
But there are other able lawyers besides
William A. Cook, rs well as there
are other truthful, honest, and generous
newspaper publishers besides c. c. Fulton.
On the 3D. of July last the Am0icoa pub
lished an editorial obviously intended to
incite feeling Of dangerous hostility
against General Arthur, but no harm
came oft. Its venom is offensive but not
dendlY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21
OFPI0E or THE TREAsuRHR, -,

WAsHIsoToN u. O., March ~ 1851
Sealed proposals viii be received at this office untl
will be opened In the presence OF bidders for furnlah
ing snoh quantities OF Fresh Beef Mutton and COrned
Beet may required by the United States Soldiers
Home during tho year commencing April l. lhd2
Tho meat must be OF the very best quaity and CON
ditiOn III for immediate use and the trtSh beef nom
fore and hnd-quarteT meat pTOportlonaiely, lnclud
ing all the best ons thereof TO be delivered al tho
Home IN such quantities ~ may be nom time TO time
required and on such days and AT such hours as may
j. ID. SfHV IiNSON,
Captain Eighth Cavalry,
mrie7t Secretary and Treasurer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21

BY the way, what has become of the
New American Policy?" If permitted
to get cool now it will be irremediably
irigid in 1884.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21

The boys" in Europe are still "work-
ing" Skobeleh's Slavic speech. Dull
times for news over there.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21

A LONG line of failures has not dis.
couraged the Cabinet-makers, They are
at work again with zeal commensurate
with their lack of knowledge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21

4 SWARM Of millers fooling around a
gaslight is strikingly suggestive of a
gathering Of Democratic statesmen con-
sidering the tariff question.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21
BOARDING.

rYNHETREMoNT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel In the city; the halls
and passages are heated with steam, the rooms are
new and we'll furnished, and the table s second to
none; Transient rates, $3.50 and 81 per day. monthly
SIS $50 335, and ai0 sep
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21
Population Of the National Capital, 100000.

WASHINGTON, u. C., MARCH 81, 1852.
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PERSONAL.
PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs For GAS FIXTURES.
OFFICE OF BUILDISo FoR
STATE WAR, AND NAVY DEPARrMENTs,
WASH NOTION, ID. C., March q, 1882.
Sealed proposals for furnishing delivering and
putting In place complete the Gas Fixtures and Git
Rods required for the North Wing OF tie Building
for state, War, and Navy Departments, In this city,
will be received at this oicO until ~ OF APRIL TO-
OF bidders.
Specicalions general instructions to bidders and
blank forms OF proposal will be furnished 20 aatab-
llshed Manufacturers Of gas fixtures on application
TO this otice, rHOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
ml2lGt LeutenantColone Corps OF Engineers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21

ToB PRINTING Ar THE NATIONAL REPUB
LIcAN PRINTING ESrABIsHMENL GOOD
WORK AT RlsAsoNABL BILE PRIcES
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21
FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

DOR SALE oHEAP-A DOUBLE WALNUT
IL Wardrobe, in good order. Can he seen by apply.
Ing AZ ll29 EIeYenlh street northwest mr2I,3tt=
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-21
FOR SALE--Houses.


NOR SALE-MUsT BE SOLD At ONCE, AS TIE
II owner Is going West, n nice 5-roOm House, near
X street Market; less than 81 coo cash will buy ib
also 4 fine s-stOry Brick House, near Government
Printing Olllco; rents for $3.50 per year, less than
5000 cash will buy 1t. DANENHoWBIt ~ SON
1912 street. mrls-l
NOR SALE-AN ELEGANT lfROOM RESI-
IL dence, with all modern improvements; immedi-
ate possessioni $1,000. Inquire at Room l. 30 Sey
eDth street. mr3tf
VNOR SALE CHEAP - THE FINE CORNER
It Dwelling, suitable for store and dwelling south
west corner Twelfth street and Park Place northeast
has cellar, stable, rooms, hall, gas, bathroom, &c
newly papered and painted one block north of Lin
coin Park and three blocks from East Capitol street
terms, 80 cash and 80 monthly until paid, j..
W. STARR, ITO New York avenue. fnr5-i2t
nor SALE CHEAP-rERMS, $50 CASH AND
II Si5 monthly-new Groom Houses with bath
rooms hall, yards. &C. in good condition, Nos III
and lll0 Pnrk Place northeast, one square north of
Lincoln Park and three squares from East Capitol
street cars; keys ut iii5 j. W. STARR, l42g New
York avenue. mrs.iH
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Daensyille Items.

- I. Ii .
Things sre moving on here abo ate
Just as.taough DncnssilIe had never
did wrong thing Well / hope
that you and the rest Of the world
will know that our Republican
friend had many relatives here, and
tho votes that were cast for him
wero not Republicans.
There is an imtncnse amount 3.
wheat and eats being aown here
this falkland tho corn crop, though
damaged by the September storm,
is perhaps the largestever gathered
II viii. take Till Christmas TO get
done--and the cotton never was
better.
Prof. John .. Davis school closed
on the 23d November 1882
He has enjoyed tho privilege Of
teaching one of the largest schools
in the county, having made daily
average of about 81 scholars TOR 10
months. His closing exercises were
very interesting, consiptiDg Of speech
es, ucclamatious, &c., from the
scholars; and the Professor was
called OUT by the audience and gave
Us splendid address. i wilt not
attempt 10 report IL, for any such
attempt would be failure, only
those who had the privilege Of heArs
ing IL must be left TO enjoy the
rich feast. With a few "broken''
remarks from this deponent this
portion vi the exercises closed. But
now it would have done your heart
good, Mr.. Editor, 70 have seeu the
young eyes girlen Und TO have
see" with what joyous glee the
tt"uents tterrCd forward 10 receive G
tho nice presents, consisting Of con-
dictionaries, &c., furnished by the
Professor ana J. G. A. o, didn't
We all rejoice whcn We saw The
children all happy. The teacher
said he bad Taught for 10 years,
out had ne<er found u better seL OF
children than these. Not d lar in
ten montbs, not even a cross word
Great credit TO parents aud former
teachers, Dat tearing the wastbAskrt
I'll stop, promising more anon.
SIGMA.
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the O'NEVLL.
GlN-skW FILLING MACHINE,
r atemted Dec. Ath, 1872

F1NHIS is to inform the people Of South
a Carolina that we are the owners of this
wonderful Invention in this State, aud have
Agents to File Gins in al, the Counties, II
Gin owners will see It work they will he
convinced Of It's superiority over all other
modes Of Sharpening Gins. 1t makes n
true taper tooth with II needle point. Mr..
G. S. Hill, of Jackson County. Georgia,
says. "He entered one bale Of his cotton
last year N Atlanta al the North Georgia
Fair and carried off The 5000 premium. and
sold his cotton for q cents per pound more
than any other contestant. He knows his
success is chargeabie alone TO fling done
by the ONeill Machine"
Persons wishing their Gins Filed by this
Machine, i'll the Counties Of Pickens, An
derson nnd Greenville, will plense address
r. e. BOM IN at Briggs !'ostoffice Pickc ems
County, =. G.. aud we will send an Ageut
~ once TO do their work. They wall only
have to stop ginnins, 2 or B hours. Price,
l23 cents per saw.
r. F.. BOWEN.
w. III. VANDYKE.
sept %. 1882 .tf
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NEW STORE
LAT ~
LIB ERTY, :. Q.

ENLoCK TO THE NEW STORE AND
y. buy your GOODS cheaper than you
have ever bought before. 1t may be u mis-
terry TO some parties how We can sell at snch
reduced prices; come and see and be salis-
fed. We guarantees our sales To be exactly
as represented. and always have a good
supply of prices quoted on hand. Do no.,
think, when you call tor these Goods, you
will hear the old CRY ',just out-&yesterday,
the day before or week ago, but will
have large supply in TO morrow" For
we have the Goods on hand aud will always
keep them.
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GROCERY NS.

To these we solicit your attention. We
have bought them 1T very reduced prices
and to satisfy our customers ofthe same we
Offer u most excellent coffee 10 pounds for
81 90. which will cost you pounds for n
$500 anywhere else; and Sugar 10 pounds
for 81, which costs lets per pound
anywhere else; Molasscs from 373 to 75cts
per gall.
Flour that bakes well. rises well, and eats
delicious, for $4.75 per harrell.
Ca!icoes, 20 yards for 81.
Hats, l0cts to $3.
Tap Sole Brogan Shoes $l.35.
Boots from 81 25 to $3.50.
Jeans. the largest stock in the county.
All kinds of crockery, stoves, tin and
| HARDWARE.
| Take notice Of these prices and be bcne
hted by them. We will he pleased to show
goods. IT we do not sell them
Es. III. ANASE .sSDN. & 60.
nov 2 1892 Nm
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Woman.

remedy for her only Cheaper than
physicians bills, aad 10 be used hy women
exclusively. Ii is prepared tor them om,y,
and Is specially adapted to csscs where TIC
womb Is disuricred, and will cure all irrcg
n'arItles OF the ''meuses' or ..monihiy cour.
cess whether acute ur chron:c. by res,ur
lns the discharge. This great buon is DR..
- !EatAs!!'s Female Regulator, and kuow WIN
aud recognized as "Wuuan's Best Friend. -
Prepared by DR.. J. Bradfeld, Auau,a,
Ga. Price, trial size, 75c; large size, 81. So
For sale by all druggists.
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N : )

HOW LOST, HOW WRESTORED3
ust published, n new edition OF IlR. 0Ji-s
e vERwELL's CELEBRATED ESSAY on u 4
radical cure of Sperma,orrhoea or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Im-
Eolercy, Mental and Physical lnoapaciisg
lnpedients to Marriage, etc.; also CUL-
un'ption, Epilepsy, and fits, i'm ucsd hy
self indulgence or sexual .xtravaeunce. &e..
The celebrated author, in this adnirahie,
Essay, clearly demon strnies, from athiry
years successful piactiue that the alarm n
cCnst qucnccs of self abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out q mode of cure af one u
simple, certain, and effrolunl, by meanBof
which every sufferer, no matter what his.
condition may he, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately and rad'cally.
Beg This lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and every NAH in the land.
Sent Under seal, in q plaiu envelope, 10
any address. post paid, on receipt of si&
cents or two postage stamps. Address
The Culverwe1 Medical Cos
Al Ann ST., New York. N. Y,
Postofice Bog, 450.
jan 8, 1882 l6 ly
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Sale.

r WILL ael at my residences, near EasIey
l. Station, on 2ist day Of December next
at public outcry TO the highest bidder. for
cash, the following Properly, to wit:
4 HEAD or HORSES.
Head OF Hogs.
II Head Of Cattle.
Corn, Wheat, Shncks, Fodder.
and yarons other articles.
T.. T.. MIULDiN.
ncv eas 1888 ~ -
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merchants make out list az Crockarv
Class, Wood and TinwArc, that yon are T. (,
want Of and send u 30 us. We win a,ta aoi,
prIce sSsna snys you ruinona Heights and
o6 East. s7- NioBafDr 3 ~ - l'r
Atlanta, Ga.
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NoNNEl i lONS.
A. with Railroad from Charleston.
with Wilmington, Colun bin and August
Railroad from Wilmington and ali
points North thereof
with & a Railroad from charlotte al 3
all points North thereof
Il. with Asheville,.and Spartanburg Railroad
for points in Western North Carolina
c. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond and Danville Railway for At
lanta and all points south and west.
D. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
u nond and Danvillc Railway from Al
lanta aud beyond
T.. with Atlanta and charlotte Di, ision Rich>
mond and Danville Railroad for oil
points south and west
+. With Rullroad for Charleston
with Wilmington Columbia and Augusat
railroad for Wilmington and the
NorIh.
with charlotte, columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North
@. With Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad
from tiendersOnyille
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond and DnnVille Railroad from
charlotte and beyond
Standard Time used in Washington, DC.
which is fifteen minutes faster than Colum-
bin
FRY, uperintendent
NJ. SLAUGHTER. Genera Passenger Agent
D, CARDwELL, Asst Gen. Pass'r agent
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CT.OTEHINds.

We have large and well selected lot of
CLOTHING, and can sell you for $50 n
beautiful saque suit, which will cost you
So. so everywhere else. You will be con-
riuced when you see it. DO not fail 10
look at our badies' Cloakes, they are OF the
most beautiful styles, frNm $l.00 10 $40.
All kinds Of Fancy Notions, too numer-
Gus TO mention prices
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EirrGrS CT Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
"A from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay md all the ELECTS of yo IbfnI indis>
'creliun, will for the sake of {" Tering hu~
p, nuiy, send free 10 all who need H. The re-
~ and directions for making ths simple
grpay ~ wtnch lie WIS cured SGilofpr..
wCl iUg 10 protit hytpe adyeciIser's expet
Is, ncr can 30 So iy nddIcss.ag in perlect
c3is,,5e,s4e, J0itN B E0GDES, ~ Gtdar
sttc,H, New York.
feb w, 822 %
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McBRtpR 8 CO., Atlanta, Georgia, man
9fAcssre SHOW Cases, are Southern Agents
tof Seth Thomes Clocks aud Lambeth's Fly
saHs, and own the celebrated Gate civ
's. ans Mssses,ei e liter, and Cherry's Steam
rises Forwarded en- application. ~ "O''",
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Best ever made, Emory's Little Cathartie
Pts pleasant 70 take, sugarScoated: no
sYriping; only t6ceHts box, OF Drn6aiat !
% by inaib Slandard Cute Co., 4 Ia NASSAU !
5vigoet, New fork.
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Terms of Mail subscrihers.

The several edilions Of IHE SUN are sent
by mail, postpaid, as follows
DAlLY--55 cents q month, $B so a vear.
with Sunday edition, $40.
sSUNDAY---fight pages. Sl.2Oa A yenr
81 year. Eight pages Of the
best matter of the daily issues; nn Az
ricliit0ral Department of uneonalled
merit, market reports, and literary,
scientific, and domestic intellioense
make TIE WBKKLY Sun the ne1spa~
p2r Tor The farmers household. tn
Slsos.o Of t0n wilh SO, an extra co, ,
Addsess !. " ENG LAND. PabIiabsy
Ine SVNs n. Z. tjstv.
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10 Consu111 11tfven4

VIE advertiser having bstn permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consump-
iion, by a simple remedy, is anxsons a.
m"ke known TO his fellow sufferers ,ke
means OF cute. To all who desire IL. he will
send copy The prescriptions ii ed, (free
o. ehargc) With the directions fopprspsrink
aud nsinP the same, whichtisev will6nd
sure Cure for Coughs Coids Constirr ptfeS
Aslhma, Bronchifia &c Part;as wissIs.
ihe Frsscription, Will please addy.sn. rev
E q. WILSON % Penn street wilfiases
burg, New y rk
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Bargain! aarggiil,
TEaat are TruIy yvOnslerfnI
q. r. RUNTON,

n sAfs AshN De NoS
EVER ON THE ALERT WITH CASH
In hand to secure Bargains whenever the
opportunity presents :.ss!s. New look out
for Bargains. The time has come when
you can get all you want. See the follow
ing and go 60 G. p. KUNI0N'S Emporium,
and get Bafgaine:
5000 yards Fancy Prints, TO 8 cents.
1000 yards Solid and Mourning and Cur,
tain Calicoes
5000 yards of Worsted, 10 TO 85 cents.
1000 yards Pants Goods, from loo. to ST.
per yard.
C"shmeres and Alpaecas Of all grades.
Boots Nmd Shoes.
% all styles and grades---G ood Brogan for
81, Tap So'e. $l.25. Good lire Of Crock
cry, good line of Hardware, Wood and vii
low Wate.
Groceries. Specially.
Sugars, to II lbs. to The 81; Coffee, z
to 10 lbs. to the 81 90. '.
Just receiving New Crop New Orleans
syrup. from SO TO 20 cents per gallon.
Half Patent Flour at 81 per barrel, Ex.
ira Family. $3.50.
Mackerel, all Grades. Candy. Confec-
nons. Sc.. MI at p. RUNION'S.
| nov y, 1882 3
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Pig ] e alYOERa'S (9gEN ENTEvgIIE:Il

q, "a IL
IS A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE Bon
IIGiuG Or RISeHi31 ED;los TT,,,r,
tGtds and all Kindred Diseases; also Of
HtkTos Io4oe EIoI,n,o Li.,,.. c.. ~ Esl.s&
',S' ~ HetUnS, = peVSI ooTeSt IL
ScaIG dedd, letter, Sore ~
After an nI perence OF twnnty.6 v Won re a., saiI
~ this unl lIAent, and GnriiiG that time havind
..o9ciy watched it's eiieca and GnyiIip tffe teafis
.!Ouy OF my friends and ncIrhbosg TO corifirJn nv
0nhd"nC" in ita merits became hIIJy aafIsylei s
AXE and soil IT, and ofs t 70 I; y dss r Sg
~ In world, especially ior nh forn,s ~ piIos
REAr ryyr, 1,y7s,r7ry r<,Y,y nrg.
This is to certify that hare 4tjrI fsAs,s ts,,.
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$4,OOO,OOO ASSETS.
FIRE INSURANCE AGE Moy.

(
IF YOU WISH INSURANCE AGAINST
FIRE ON YOUR DWELLING, FURNi
TURE, MERCHANDISE, &c., app1yto
G.. w. BOWEN.
At Hudgens & Hudgcns. Easley, q, G
Agent for the Continental Fire 1uspsanss
Company of New York.
juse 8, 1882 88 sm
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0M1 81 DanavilIe KS Ks
Change Of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On and after November 9th, 1882, Pas
SenBcr Train Service on the Atlanta and
charlotte Air Line Division will be as fol.
lows
EXPRESS-EASTWAR
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-12
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

There are number of persons out OF ON
ployment in every county-yet energetic men
willing to work do not need to be. Those
willing to work can make from 800 to 500
month clear, working for US in pleasant
and permanent business. The amount our
agents make varies-scne making as high az
$500 month, while others as low as 500,
all depending on the energy of the agent.
We have an srti lie of great merit. 1t should
be sold to every house-owuer, and pays over
100 per cent. profit. Each sale is from 81 80
to $40. One agent in Pebnsylvania sold SO in
two days, and cleared $6i. An agent in New
York made S45 in one day. ANY man with
energy enough to work q full day, aud wiz
do this during the year can make from So 90
to So. 600 year. We only want one no n in
each county, and to him we will give s 10 ex.
elusive sale as long as he continues , o work
fai hfully for US. There is no compeG Jon. and
nothing like our invention made Parties
having from $500 to 81 600 to inv st. can oh.
tsiA General Agency for ten counties or a
State. Any one can mako sn Investment of
from s25 to 81, 900 without u g least risk of
loss, as our circulars will show that those in.
vestiDg S25 can, after the thirty days' trial
return the goods unso)'I to US and get their
money back, II they do not clear at least S1OO
They show that the y eneral Agent who will
take ten counties am. invest S2l6 can, after
tflai oil ninety days, return all goods unsold
TO us, and have money returped to them if
they TAIL to cle'r at least $3.50 in that time.
we are not p' ying salaries, but we want men
willing to work and obtain as their pay the
pro1ts OF their energy. Men not willing to
work on our terms will not work on anv
1hoSc meaning business will receive our large
ae=c:ip circular a. extraordinary cffer
by inclosing three-cent stamp with their
ADDRESS, The first to comply with our terms
VIII receive the county or counties they may
wish to work
Address RENNER MANUFACTURING Co,
LIS Smithfeld street, Pittsburg, Pa,