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Itching & Burning
itching & Burning!

ECZENA. OR SALT RHEUM, WITH ITS AGO.
Az Dizing itching and burning, instantly relieved
by warm bath with CUTIouRA SOAP and a single
application OF CuuCURA, the great Skin Cure. This
repeated daily, with two three doses Of CUTICURA
REsoLvEST, the New Blood Purifier, to keep the
blood cool. the perspration pure and Undertaking.
the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, will
speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, Ringworm, Psoriasis
Lichen Pruritus, Scald Head Dandruf and every
species Of Itching Scaly and Pimply Humors Of the
Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians and ali
known remedies fail
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sauiora's Radical

CouETY BADGES, JEWELS AND CHARMS
= Of every kind, in gold. silver or metal. at Ma
THAN JcsEPH'S, Gal CLAY street, SOLE AGENT
INFSAN FRANCISCO for the Universal Badge and
Regalia Co. TGrkI1ens BADGES in solid gold for
81, postage fFes Single badges C, o. D. Trade
uppled SAWS a
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franklin, Sacramento county, July l7-wfe of P,
K. Beckey, a daughter
susanve, July l2-Wife Of Julian W. johnson,
daughter.
You Bet, July IS Wife o, Clarence Rankin. q
daughter.
North San Juan, July l6-wfe Of Job salter, q
daughter.
North san Juan, July lS-wife Of G. N. L. Powell
son.
Bodie. July 17-Wife Of Eli schweiger, son.
Watsonvile, July 12-Wife OF Truels Fischer, a
daughter.
watsonviIle, July 10 Wife of H. g. Fletcher, sen.
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CUTtCURA REMEplES

Are the greatest medicines on earth.
}. W. ADAMS, Newark, o.
The hall has not been told as to their curative
powers C. A. WILLIAMS, Providence.
They cure In every case.
Il. W. BROoRwAY, NJ. D Franklin, n H.
NY friends know how suffered from Salt Rheum
until cured by them. MRS 4. r. BROwE Maiden.
Cured me of Scrofulous Humor Of thirteen years
durarOn. J. f. RICHARDSON, C. H, New Orleans.
CUTICURA REMEDIES at all Druggists Price: Gu.
TICURA, so cents RKsoLvENT, 81; SOAP, rs cents.
Potter Drag and Chemical Go Boston
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CoFPER-Costa Ria 1l@ll!c for fair to good and
12oi3c for strictly good to prims Guatemala 9Gi0c
for niddling C4lIo for fair and II E@o 24c for good
h prime; good unwsshed Salvador. lOl@l0io.
DRUG --Bi-Carb Soda 3il14tc; Caustic soda, 4k6
Sic; Sal Soda l1Glsc; Soda Ash, 2aG2io CalifOr-
MIA Crystals 3SQp54e for refined and 34g35c y ID for
DRY GooDs-Brown Drills, 3O-inch goods, are job
ping at SzGrg2c: Brown Sheetngs, 36-inch, 7id9lc:
Brown Shirtngs, 30-inch, Gd7Ac; Apron and Furni-
elre Check l4C120c; bleaehed and colOred Cambrcs,
Sa7c; heavy Denius, 26ineh, l6d26c Cotton Elan
Stripes l2GlSlc; Prints, 6saf7c; Kentucky Jeans l9
FISH The run Of Salmon on the Columbia river
this month HIS been quite free, but there has been
some conflict between the came and the fishermen
which restricted the supply Two full have
already sailed from Astoria IRON Europe and another
ship has completed loading Others taking cargo.
Tn Fraser river eannerles IN Bntsh Columbia are
now in operation Tho pack at all ints promises to
be as arge lass year Paoo Goldfish is still G..
onY one cargo having arriv thus far this season.
These are iobbing at &c. Zoe and lie. Eastern
Goldfish t Georges banIl Ice z h; Eastern Mack
Mess in l5-ib kits Canned Salmon 81 27Jal s2s for
California and 81 324oi ST. for Oregon Salt Salmon,
s z 5OG6!3 in bbls and seas 50 in hf bals
LEATHER-Sole for export, 1895; rough for ex-
poct iSc best sole for ,ocal use DC; medium, 25c
ii ht 23c Harness. asa SEC; Harness. No ?, 24c g n
LUMBER-CargOes- rough, Sl8 rough clear
ea "a Pine flooring a s9d I'd stepping S5 e
Pine common rough, up to 40 feet S22 SO B M feet
No. flooring, inches and over, $32 so; do and IN
roueh clear for flooring, 81 LEES than above rates
Laths IS rs q N; Snakes, Sl2 & NJ Redwood rough
merchantable 81 50 b M; surface No. S35 T. G.
Redwood, AKA aud Ike. s35 do 6nch u feet and
over S32 50. do beaded II feet and over, s35 half
inch surface $50 Pickets, fancy, ST 50 do rough
pointed so do do square, Sl7 50 Siding, tinch
sos Shingles, g 50 9 III Battens, 3-inch, ineal lc
Posts l7tc each.
MATCH -s-The price of Percussion is 35c 2 gross.
NJ ETALS-There is some spot Scotch Pig Iron going
Into the warehouse because unremunerative prices
offer d The quantity of American Pig Iron route
IL larger than at this time last year Tin Plate is dull
and Coz box will be offered by auction on q 10,
j W. Hasrsons private circular quotes Zig Iron Is
follows
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture

MYTH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
~ Themselves without the least exposure,
change Of diet or change in application TO business
The medicine contains nothing that is Of the least
injury to the constitution. Ask your druggist for
Price, 81 q bottle. m10-lyWS
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MARRIED.

Suffer Creek, July 15-Daniel Coughlan to Lu-
cinta Carshley.
watsonville July 10 Charles NJ Thomas to Ida
Watson.
Nevada City July II NJ Brophy TO Barbara Eapp.
Redding, July 10 Milton johnson to Lille Mcclure.
Auburn, July II Frederick Yensky to Mrs. Caro-
line Anderson.
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS

In our possession reueat this story: have been a
terrible sufferer for years with Blood and Skin HUI
mors have been obliged TO shun public places by
reason OF my disfguring humors; have had the best
Physicians; have spent hundreds OF dollars and got
no real relief until / used the CuTICURA RR4EDIEs
which have cured me, aud left my skin and blood as
pure az q cbild's
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70 MY OLD PATFoNs.

4 STILL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES ~
With mind matured and enriched by stU6ies Of ID
advanced order, can safely say that there Ia hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ills thar csL-
not treat to a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always reody - assiat goa. ~
past knowledge has been increased Uy extensive
experience. | am now able to treat you with ths
certainty Of success. No case peculiar TO your dell
cate organism Ia beyond my sure oontYol.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are'euperior to any
offered heretofore, and will be warranted - have tho
desired effect In all Cases.
Those OF the public who need ply 5eryiees Gao de.
pend upon gentlemanlY, honorable aat scientific
treatment 81 reasonable rates.
| address particularly those who have bear IN.
iured by youthful indiscretiOHs, s1d those wig
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, If they preiev ccRsult Us
by letter, detailing the eyup;Os Of The disease
trouble, and receive medicine by gZpreE5 with t1li
Instructions. All letters must 30 dsceCsod 20 }. a.
JOssELYN, A. d. 226 sutte1 stseSt San FTsncls
co, Cal.
Cure wars ated In sll cases, or no pay reqziraS
Consultations, personally or by letter. gratis. Se;o
tor book. Comfortable apartments for pStients -
my InamsIy (when deSiredl with sEperioDcad
nurses
Consultation Parlors, 22S Suffer- street, adjoining
the Young Mems Cbrstian Association BuidiaV.
Once hOurs-Fron 4. n. to s P. y.
ny Diploma hangs In nsy 0flice.
Purchase my Essay or Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdeaers.
is23.isd j. IL JnsgRtFN, N. n
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ITChlMG HuMnRs

Baker, Byrbers, Grocer's and Washervoman's
ISch, itching Piles and Delicate Itching Humors
peculiar 10 10th sexes, which particularly dis
tress'ns at this season, instantly relieved and
speedily and Porn3nenty cured by the above treat
ment. roT ia the time, when the pores are open
and the PRECIPITATION abundant, to cleanse the blood
of impur,-es aud the skin OF torturing and disfg.
uring humors.
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DIEG.

Sacramento, July 90 Burnett W Reagan native
Of Westfeld Mass. 20 years. (Westfeld, Mass,
papers please coPy)
Friends and acqusintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take place from
Red Mems Hall. corner OF Sixth and streets,
Sunday afternoon, july 22d, at $50 O'clock
Marysville July ls-Daniel Joseph Cooney, year,
months and 4 days
Watsonville, July II Alfred Clement, 81 years
San Andreas, July IS Infant OF Albert Fletcher
! month.
Plaoervllle, July 13-Perley Graves &c years
Phoenix, a. T., July Is Daniel Edward Vaughn, q
years, months and day.
Truckee, July lS-Waldo NJ, Allen, 60 years snd %
days.
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For further information apply TO
p WEAVER, Manager, Port Costa; or to
NEVADA WAREHOUSE AND DOCK co,
Nevada Block, San Francisco.
Port Costa, Cal, July 10, 1888. jy15-lpln
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THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION

HUM EUs
Comprising the counties OF Nevada, Placer, Fl
Dorado, AmsdOr, Alpine and Mono, will he held at
GRASS VALLEY, Nevada county, Cal, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
sepember4 g. 6, 7, 1898 Over 600 in Premiums
TO be awarded.
81 SPEED PROGRAMME At WATT PARK: -
EsRsT RAY-TUSsDAY, SEPT. 4.
| No. 1-RUNNiNG-Three quarters Of a mile dash,
for two-vear Olds purse, 500.
| No 2-RUNNING-One mile and repeat; purse,
$500.
NJ S-TROTTIEG-Ttree-rn class; purse,
$3.50.
SECOND DAY-wRONEsDAY.s SEPT. :.
| No. 4-TRCTTING-Free for all; purse, $500.
No 5-RUNNING-Thre fourths OF a mile aRd re.
peat; purse, 500.
| No 6-PACING-Purse, 500.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. 6.
NO. 7-TRoTIING OR PACING-For double
teams owners to drive; best tive IN three; mile
heats; purse, 500.
No S-BICYCLE RACE-Half mile and repeat ;
| purse $50.
No 9-WALKING-For stations one mile purse,
$50.
No lO-RUNNIyG-one mile and repeat; purse,
$500.
FOURTH DAY-VEIDAY. SEPT. 7.
No 1l-RUNNING Free for all; mile heats
NO. I3SPACING-rree for all; purse, $500.
| No. 13-EUENING- Half mile and repeat; purse,
$3.50.
FIFTH DAY-sATURDAF, SEPT. S,
No. 1i-TROTIING-for 2:24 class; free for all A.;
| purse, $3.50.
No. I59EovELTY RACE, RUNNING-Free for all
! one mile dash first horse out at first quarter.
SIS; first horse out at second quarter, s75 first
horse out at third quarter, S75 first horse out at
| miles end S75. Total amount Of purse, $500.
| No. 16-SADDLE.HORSE RACE-RUNNING-For
| District horses who have never won money; catch
weights half mile dash purse, $50.
| No. l7-MULE RACE-RUNNING- Go rs you
please; free for all entrance fee, g 80; purse,
| Total amount Of premiums, $500.
Amount OF premiums in Pavilion, 5000.
Entries to all the above races, except Nos T. s, 0,
l6 Is and H. clo.e with the Secretary on Wednes
day. August Is. 1883.
All races restricted to horses owned in the District
prior to July l, 1885, except where specified "free
for all"
MORNING ENTERTAINME NTS.
FIRST DAY.
Game Of Cricket, between the Clubs OF the Dis
trict, for purse of $50.
SECOND DAY
Ladies' Tournament for sundry prizes valued
Bays Tournament for sundry prizes valued
at 500. THIRD DAY.
Base Rail- Match, for Clubs IN the District,
for purse OF $50.
Grand stock Parade.
FOURTH DAY.
Grand Pigeon Shooting Tournament, I'M
der the auspices Of the Grass Valley Sportsman's
Club, confined to residents OF District prior to
July l, 1885, for purse of 800, divided into APP
propriate prizes.
GraRd stock Parade and Award Of Premiums.
GEO. G. BLANCHARD, President.
Address all communications to
E W. ROBERTS, Assistant Secretary.
Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal.
jylS 2wSw2w6au9-l wd&w
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VT HAvB A LARsE LINZ o.
NEW AND SECONDHAND TABLE CASTERS
WEIGH We OFFER CHEAP
We HLYs LARGE LINZ OF
NEW AND sEC9NB-aAND FUREgTURE,
CARPETS, MATTRESSES, FEATHER
PILLOWS,
And everything requisite for housekeeping.

tg Don't run away with the idea that because we
are Auctioneers our goods all auction goods.
We aim tn keep stock sui ed to the wants Of the
peope. Those wanting costly goods, or those want
ing cheap and low priced goods be suited at
store Call and examine our stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. SHERBURN & SMITH
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4 LARGE STOCK OF CHICKERIEGE=9
"A Pianos inst received st the wareroornsEfyE1I
Of L. K. HAMMER, 80 J ssrset. m5-2pIm
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SAN PRAScIsoo, July Goth.
MORNING SESSION
AFTERNOON SESSION.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Meeting OF sacramento e
Chapter, No. 8, &. A. NJ, will be held at .EA.
Masonic Hall, THIS Saturday EVENING, NIX
July 2lst, at o'clock. Sojourning Com y
panions invited By order Of
C. KELLOGG, II. P.
W g. DAVIS Secretary jy21 IT.
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ANOTHER INJUNCTION. The following Is
from the Oroviile Mercury of July 18th :
Deputy Sheriff Guidery this morning
served an injunction on the Cinnamon who
were working the Powers mining claim on
the opposite ride of the river from this
town. The injunction was issued out Of
She Superior Court of Suffer county, on
fhe complaint of residents of that county.
When it was served upon them the China.
men were engaged in sluicing.
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j. 81. PARMETER,

GARRIAGE PAINTER. ALL WORK DONE
with Neatness and Dispatch, at the Lowest
Prices. No. e22 Eleventh street, between and J.
Fine Carriage Painting speciality. Please call and
see me- Sacramento, Cal jy10Ip II
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PAINTS AND OILS.

T L. CHADDERDoN, IMPORTER AND DEALER
o. in Paints, OILS, Yarnishes Window Glass,
Mixed Paints Artists ard Painters Materials, wall
Paper, etc No. 2o4 h St, Sacramento. iy17-Ipti
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The Navajo Indians in New Mexico are
said to own go, 900 sheep.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,
HEUBOUsG q Lagos.

MOS. so, 50 AND "a FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO
Y dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies, Man
ufseturers Of Malt and all kinds of Meals Oatmeal
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Grahsm Flour, Buck.
wheat Flour, etc New Grain. Bags for sale. Agents
for Buckeye Flour Mills MarYsvile. iel7 10
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sTElNWAY q SONS' PIANos

4 HEYXAE, SOLE AGENT, Iegszzz-ex-
"A q street., bet. Sixth and Seventh, IS
opposite Courthouse PIANOS TOT ! ~
LET Pianos sold on instlll1nents jeo-2pin
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN-ON TIE NIGHT OF
p the l4th of July, one Dark Brown Horse, Z
years old weighs about 1000 pounds, Is hands
high splint fore leg had been bistered recently
ANY information 10 regard to same left at PAlNE'S
STABLES will be suitably rewarded. jy2l-1tt
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6An ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE, IN
,SHU lots to suit, fourteen miles from Sac
ramento near MarYsvile road; suitable for grapes,
grain or fruit Apply at ll01 j street, or Of a. G.
FOLGER on the premises, 1y2l-I
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STRIKING
Head Lin S

Are used to call attention to the fact that
this is Al advertisement OF the CHlCA
GO. MIL \ AUKE1 AND ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
Its EIGHT Trunk Lires traverse the
best portions of NO ;TuERE ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN,, MINNESOTA DAKO-
IA and IOWA.
Located directly on its lines are the
cities of CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
] CROSSE, WINoNA ST. PAUL MIN
NEAPOLIS, MAIDS n, PRAIRIE DU
CHEN JASON CITY SIOUX CITY, YANK
TON. ALBERT LEA ABERDEEN, DU-
BUQUE, RO K ISLAND. CEDAR
r RAPIDS, and COUN IL BLUFFS. as
we'll as innumerable other principal bus
mess centers and favorite resorts; and
passengers going We t. North, South or
East are able to use the CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE q ST PAUL RAIL
WAY to the best advantage
Ticket offices everywhere are supplied
with Maps and ime Tables which detail
the merits OF the line, and agents stand
ready to furnish information and sell
tickets at cheapest rates over the CHICA
GO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
s. S. MERRILL, Avn. CARPENTER.
General Manager. Gen, Pass. and Tkt. Agt.
J. T. CLARK, GEO H. HEAFFOKD
GEM. oupt ASST Gen. Pass. Agt.
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QUAIL EATING.

Gabe Case has the Bible for his author
tv on the uneatableness ofquail as steady
diet. He found it in Numbers XII, 3lst
ana 34th verses. which refers to the time
when the Israeiles wanting food in the
wilderness, were mir~culously supplied
with quail, which diet after being persist
ed in for some days, resulted in a grevous
plague. Mr.. Case argues that tie Symp-
toms of this plague were nasuea and bill
Gus disorder resulting from the monoton'
Gus quail diet, and that the same cause
is as potent to-day. Hence the bet OF
sou ne makes with James Moftat, VINO
o being challenged to produce the man
who could overcome the brace for thirty
consecutive days h-1ught Mr.. Walcott to
the font.
Mr.. Walcott is stout and thick-set.
Complexion brownish. Hair silvery,
with a tendency to barrenness of growth
ON the Uranium apex Wears eyeglasses.
Expression serious and determined. Eats
deliberately and conscientiously while
the crowd looks on. Speaks to no one,
and seems 10 know but few present.
Seems oblivious to the presence OF all.
The bones as soon as picked, are laid on
a plate near by for the inspection of those
present. They show good workmanship.
Occasionally Mr.. Walcott gl@ les out OF
the veranda window but the frozen land
scape seems not to cheer him and speed
ly he returns to quail. Before he COM
snences at 80 o'clock the crowd present
seat themselves near his table. They al
so wear serious look as is it were bus
ness meeting. The eating of the first
mouthfu is regarded with the most intense
interest. After this the interet maintains
itself for while on dead level The
champions bones (that is, his quails'
bones) are carefully watched one by one
AS laid on the plate. Few words are
spoken.
A stranger, unaware Of the cause on
dropping into Gahe Cases, and seeing
one man thus silently eating and forty
other men standing by and as silently
watching him, might with some show o'
reason imagine he bad stumbled on lu-
matte asylum 1t has "luny" look.
The byslanders talk III low tones to each
other. They seem sad and serious. The
Al eater is the saddest and most seri-
GUS ii them all. When he rises and sad
ueparts the crowd closely inspect the
plate OF bones to see if amy flesh adheres.
-Ncw York Graphic. :
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BAD MANNERS IN PARLIAMENT.

There was a time when manners were
very bad in the English Parliament but
his was when Pa, Lament had not yet es
ahlshed its supremacy, and it is worth
remarking that manners improved from
the time when Parliament grew supreme,
and when it came to he recognized thai
his supremacy could only be maintaineu
t on many great questions both parties
cted in concert. Pepys. writing on the
l9.h OF December, 1866, describes a queer
gene winch he witnessed in the House o.
Lords: My Lord Buckingham leaning
ulely over my Lord Margu $ Dorchester,
removed his elbow. The Duke asked
whether he was uneasy. Dorchester re
pieu yes, ami that the Duke burst not do
this il he were anywhere else Bucking
ham replied. yes he wouli, and that he
were better man than himself. Dor
chester said that he lyed. With this
Buckingham struck off his hat, took him
b mis- periwgo, and pulled it aside and
held him" There is nothing 50 bad a.
tlis in the parliamentary annals Of the
Georgian era. Chatham is said To have
been more feared than any orator Of h!>
time, but his invective was carefully
measured. Speaking OF Newcastle, then
prime minister, he once asked whether
Parliament sat oulv to register the edirts
OF one too-powertul subject. Hereupon
Newcastle is rcportedsto have been fright
enc almost out of his wits But this
was fair fighting. There was no imputa-
ton on Chathanl's part of ignoble mo-
tives; he simply accused his adversary
o. the spl-nGid sin Of ambition.
sHOu parliamentary history aoounds with
,urouuters ol this sort, in which the thrust,
d-hve,ed. whether in earnest or in Jest,
were often hard but always bestowed ac-
Cor !lng To fair rules, and with an absence
,mpiacahle animus which leaves
c mbatants enemies when the fight is
Ov.r. Every body knows the story of Sir
Robert Waipole having dispute with
Puiteney about a quotation from Horace
The Minister bet a guinea that his own
version was right; Horace" WAS sent
for, and Sir Robert, proving to be in the
wrong, threw down guinea, which Pull
teDey pockeled with the remark that it
was the only money ever paid by tie
Munster viii ii 4 member could accept
without sham. the words were not in
the b, st taste, perh ups: but how English
the whole stene Was and how suggestive
pt good humorel sparring with the gloves
Times,
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ia a. not, lileissweeping by, so
E1@ L. and dare before you die
b EE HE y something mighty and sub,
q ~ %sF q loaNt. nRhtnd 10 cnnnnnr

time" 500 a week III your own town IS Outfit
FREE. No risk, Everything new Capital not
required. We will furnish you everything Many
are making fortunes. Ladies make as much
- men, and brYs and girls mako great paw
Reader # yosI Wanta business hi cil YOU SAN
make great pay al the tinle write for Dsrtiylay rs
10 II. r kSInsT-r 4 Co PorSns7ls, Maine I3Y1