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and have a reputation are always
initiated in poor qualities which
look like them, but having fewer
warp threads are not as strong.
Some dealers buy these poor
limitations for a few cents less and
by saying theyare lust as good"
sell them at the same price as the
strong blankets to parties who do
not know the difference.
You cannot tell whether horse
blankets are strong by the look
or feel, as the warp threads do
not show on the face. How then
are you to know?
Inorderthat you cantella strong
blanket from weak one, the manu-
facturcr of 81 Horse Blankets
sews the above sA Trade Mark
inside of each blanket. This is
guarantee that it is the strongest
blanket made for the money and
will wear well.
Many poor limitations have been
sold as 5A blankets. Remember
none are genuine unless the
sA Trade Mark is sewcd inside.
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10000 Men Idle.

TOPEKA, KAN, March l7.-General Mana
ger Goddard of the Santa Fe road, this afler-
noon issued an order to every officer along
the entire system to proceed at once to re
duce the pay roll of the company to a mini
mum, by temporarily suspending all of the
employees except such as are necessary to
project the company's property. The order
throws 1000 employees out of work in addi-
ton to the 400 engineers and liremen and
200 switchmen, trainmen and other en-
ployees already idle because of the strike
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

LAST weeks snow storm all over the
east was the severest ever experienc-
ed in the memory of the Oldest citizen.
Business and every kind of traffic was
suspended, travel obstructed, and the
people confined to the places in which
the storm overlook them for days. On
another page Of this paper viii be found
reports from the sections in which the
storm ragged most violent. The tales of
suffering and distress are almost incredi-
bic but none the less trae.
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citement and the peculiar atrociousness
Of the offense- On the other hand il is
urged that he had fair trial and was
honestly convicted that there can be
absolutely no donbt Of Johnson's guilt,
and that in order TO vindicaie the law he
must suffer the death penalty, and the
sooner the better. After the first respite
was granted, Governor Beaver was assail-
ed by large portion Of the Phila-
deiphia press for over-stepping the au-
thorify of his high Office and usurping
the powers entrusted to the Judiciary
and insisting on the condemned mans
death at the first appointed time.
In granting the second respite Cover
nor Beaver has written a public letter in
which he says that lac is fully satisfied
as to Johnson's guilt and that the respite
has been granted in the hope that the
condemned man may be of some aid in
the detection Of his confederates.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

TuE House Committee on Invalid Pen
sions has discussed the Dependent Pen
sion bill, passed by the Senate, fully
enough TO Justify the belief that it will
be favorably reported to the House. The
administration is now believed TO be OPP
posed TO the measure, and when the bill
is reported il viii be bitterly opposed by
the southern Democrats, who wish TO
save the President the responsibility of
another veto in the face of "a Presidential
contest
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

SAMUEL JOHNSON colored man, con-
rsted Of brutally numbering John Sharp
less, an aged and prominent Quaker in
Chester county about a year ago, and
sentenced to death. has second time
been respited by Governor Beaver, this
time ti!l May md. The case has gained
great prominence from the fact that many
people in the eastern part of the State,
among them learned lawyers and judg-
es, and able editions, believe that an in
nocent man is 10 suffer an awful death.
They insist that johnson has never been
proven guilty, and that conviction was
brought about under the pressure Of ex.
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A Costly Smoke.

NEW YoEK, March l5.-John Galbraith,
one of the best known members of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows in this State,
was fearfully burned this afternoon and viii
probably die. lie is eighty-six years old
be,i-ridden and lame, and owing TO these
ailiictions was unable 10 escape from the fire
which he accidentally kindled in his bed
while attempting to light his pipe. In put
ting out the fire and removing the aged un-
fortunate, Mrs Jane Ruff and Miss Sarah
Williams, who resided in the house with
him, were painfully burned
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

@Wr believe. SAYS the Atlanta toiiSt'-
tuition. ''that the Mills tariff bill is piece
Of humbuggery, pure and simple, which
Nill lose us New York, Connecticut and
New Jersey. and cause serious defections
in Louisiana. We believe, moreover,
that the Mills Internal Revenue bill viii
hgTs The party in Virginia and North
1sralina
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BIaIne's Home-coming and Health

NEw ioEK, March I5.-The Hvalds
Washington special says: Mr.. Blaine
writes to an intimate friend in this city
that be will not arrive in this country until
after the Republican convention He will
como direct to New York. He says he is in
excellent health and has not felt in better
physical condition for years. The gentle
man receiving the letter says the abandon
ment of the Japan and California route of
return is the strongest possible proof that
Mr.. Blaine is wholly out Of the Presidential
race
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

NANoE HEWITT, OF New York, is one OF
the men who says just what he thinks
and don't care who knows it. With
much ppStiveness he declared that no
foreign flag should float over the City
Hall while he was Mayor, when asked to
display the green flag of Erin in honor
of lreland's patron saint on 1t. Patrick's
day The Mayors decision was not very
pleasing 10 his Irish constituents, but he
WAS unques;ionablr right a. il would
have opened the door to species of "a.
Noriiism that should no, be tolerated in
an American ciiv.
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A PPLIcATloN FOR CHARTER.

NOTICE B hereby given that an auuIiesfi,-
viii Pc made 70 the s'oVeTnur o.. plnusviyauia a-
Friday the ID. day 0f March a. D. ISIS or 4.
soon thereafter as pn-sibic. hy = 81. Baker John
Muul0rk, Edward Pitcairn. u s5vmap. r. h
" puinarl aud J. NJ Muriocz and Others. M
der the Act % Assembly entitled
An Act 10 provide fer the iur1-rarsfi1-
aud regulation or certain cnrpofaiions ~af..
proved April 18th. l>Tf. aud the .unrie.
meni- thereto, for the charter nf IN iutafI.
cd corporation 10 be called J0hu.t1un Iass'ps
and Boom tempany, the character and object ,.e
which Is the clearing Ogt. improving and u.ing
park Shade Greek and one OF its brnurh.s oaueF
Clear ~nafic, not exceeding twenty miles h
length. in the County Of ~Dmer-ci. p7lrqhs.in-
dam. and erecting new dams thereon ,r-i 'rhf.r-
ing DIET penIug. crihhing and widening the ssiF
stream. and using and managing the same b.
floating 81 logs lumber and gmipr thereon b-
both uniura! and artificial floods 10 their di-srt-
lion, but in such m1uner as unt 20 nistrpet th.
navigation Of rIits and boafs.
MARCHAND d GATHER
solicitors
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

JuDGE NEALI, of Armstrong county,
heard the petitioners for license last
week. r,,serying the decision Of the court
until Monday last, when a decision WAS
announced refusing all the petitions.
There i now not 4 licensed house in the
county. Last year the Judge refused
nearly all petitioners. and was 80 well
satisfied with the result that he now
makes the rule absolute.
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Ingalls, Makes no Defense.

Senator Ingalls, Saturday night furnished
TO the United Press for publicationihe follow
Ing reply TO the ''open letter" addressed to
him by Colonel Finley Anderson, of New
York, on Thursday last
WAsnINsroS. d. C., March Il, 1855
Col Finley Anderson, New York:
SRI have the honor to acknowledge re-
ceipt of your favor of 18th inst
Respectfully yours,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

A ooxvESrIoS of lawyers has been
called 10 meet in Washington on May
a3rd 10 form National Bar Association,
and 10 urge upon the several States the
adoption of uniform marriage and d.
xorce laws
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

Chris win 90. to the Chicago Convention
from the fweniy-rhiri Congressional Dis
trici
II IS said that Mrs Clevelan,i's fsorite
iiower is the r.asy. She has one dress very
beautifully embroidered with it.
Senator Quay is not expected in Washing
ton much before April 5tli. He has big
accumulation OF mail matter awaiting him.
s,me days ago it was reported that the
Philadelphia delegation to the State Conven-
ton would not be solid for Judge Mitchell
Now that the delegates have been elected, /
find. upon inquiry. that every one of the
thirty nine wiz vote for him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

CoxGREssuAN NELLY McCUmoGH Is a
candidate for denomination in Wesimore-
land county. Senator Huff is contesting
the honor with him. The district If
composed OF the counties Of Westmore-
land. Indiana. Armstrong and Jefferson,
and i strongly Republican.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

SENAroa lSGALus is said TO receive n
great many Letters nowadays, some from
Democrats oondemning his recent argu-
ment in support of the Grand Army bill.
and many from old soldiers commencing
IT, one Of the latter enclosed flower
from the old cemetery at Andersonville.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

Ex-sExAroR JoHS STEWART has recon
sidered. and has recalled his letter declin-
ing to stand as candidate for Judge at
the coming Republican primary election
m Franklin county. He Is IN the field
with two OF three competitors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21
Suicide a Sequel to Murder.

Dixon. Ill, March l6 Yesterday Samuel
Whitmeyer shot and killed George Albright
and the latier's sister, Mary Albright, and
then killed himself Whitmeyer was dis
charged from Albrighi's employ for drunk
Albright's sister He got drunk aud COM
mitted the murder.
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Fined for Raptizing a Man.

MORRIS Cry, III, March l5.-Rev. John
Short a few weeks ago was called on TO ad-
minister an ordinance of baptism to u new
convert named Paul Dempsey. Dempsey at
the time objected 10 the administration, and
afierward sued the clergyman before the jus
tice of the Peace The trial was postponed
twice, but finally has been heard and the
Court fined the reverend gentleman IS and
costs for his Objectionable services.
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Additional Local.
TEN DAYS AT THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.
Pennsylvania Railroads. Popular
Excursion.

Pennsylvania Railroads. Popui ar
Excursion.
In order that every one may have an oP'
portunity ofsisiting Washington, the Penn
syIvania Railraod Company will run tlird
and the last special excursion TO Washington
on Thursday, March y, 1888. The round
trip tickets viii be operative for ten days.
period OF time ample for a thorough visit TO
the capital with its hundreds of interesting
scenes and places. The public buildings are
a source OF greatest interest. while Congress,
the courts, the Government institutions, and
tie prominent places in the vicinity, serve
Ia fiji the measure of pleasure.
In addition to these, Richmond and Mt.
ycrns a may he visited on low rate tickets
which will be sold TO the exeursionists The
special train of Pullman Parlor Cars and day
coaches will leave at the time specified be-
low, and round-trip tickets. allowing a stop
over ia Baltimore on return trip, good for
ten days, TO be used only on special train
and returning on any regular train except
the New York and Chicago Limited. will be
sold from the stations mentioned at the rates
quoted -
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TERMS

one-thir,i Of the purchase Nancy 10 bc paid in
cash ON the 2d tay OF April. ISIS The halanes, in
three equal annual payments with interest ten
per cent OF plrch money to be paid
the property Is sold deferred payments to h. se
cared on the premises by Judgment bond
Hs Possession given April ~. lssS-
Also. at the same uuse aud place viii D. offered
AT public sale large lot of Bi> Bedding. stoves
QueenswaFc. Glassware. Table CurlpTy cic
T,s>onablc credit viii ~ giver
marli. J. 6. LYONS.
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a Presbyterian Minister Killed.

WATERMELON, ID. G., March i5--The Rev.
Eugene Peck, pastor of the Eastern Presby-
terian Church of this city. was struck by a
locomotive while walking on the railroad
track on the outskirts OF this city to-day and
instantly killed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

IkIiiE has reyolntionized the world
itE ElN IlOIS during the .ast hali century
Npt The least among the wonders OF inventive
progress j. a method ana system Of vefs that
can be- performed an over the country without
separating the workers from their homes. Pay
liberal any che tan 80 the work c.taer sex.
young or Odd no special ability required capt
ial not needed you are started free. cut Ibis
our and return o. us aud we VIII send you ifee
something pf great valae and importance % yoH,
that VIII start you ia business, which VIII hnug
vou In more money right away than anything
else IN the world. Graf0u,M ffss. Address True
& Co, Augusta. Ne. ianll- ss-lyr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

TnE Randall tariff bill has been COM
pleted. ii repeals all internal taxes on
whisky and tobacco and reduces the Gus
toms revenue about s25.ooO.oeo, in all
about SIS! !OOo.0oo.
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A UpITOR,s NOTICE.

Notice + hereby given that the Undersigned
Auditor appointed iy the Orphans C,urt OF som
ersct County, 70 distribute the fund IN the hands f
Jacob Augustine Trustee for the sale OF the real
estate Of John Nicola. deed. to AMI among th,>c
legally entitled Thereto. 10 all parties interested
that sii III al my oilice in the isruch of Sunl-
crsct. ON Thursday April T. ls,S. at O. clock p "
n said day, foT the purpOse ~ disctarVing the dt-
ties Of said appointment. when and whcre all par
ties interested can attend.
J. L. PUGH.
March n. Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21
EXEcUToR,s NOTICE.

Estate of Jacob Cover decd. late of Icuner
Township, Somerset county Pa.
Letters testamemtaTy on the above estate hay-
ing been granted 90 ihc undersigned ly thc
proper authority. notice Is hereby given 20 an
persons indebted 90 said estate tu make immcii.
ate payment. and those having claims against tho
same 9ill present them duly authcui Gated ior
settlement on saturday. the lth dayof tpril lsss
az tae law Office OF Fred ". B.eserker. counsel
for The Executor ia Somerset l;ir1ugh. Pa.
HENRY COVER.
ieh-g. Executor.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate ofGeor-c ~loerlaEc-. decd, late of Lar
inner Tgp.. somerset Co. Pa
Letters uf Administration on ihr above e'l4it
having been vnluted o. the Undersigned y ihs
proper authority. ultee = hereby gwen % 81
persons indeh1ts 90 said esfaie % make imne'll-
ate payment. and th0sc having claims a2hli'i
me same viii ureSeut them ,lufy suthcgticsied
for settlement on sl-nriay. april ~. lss' ~ ihe
The ol-ce Of H. Johnson E-s... ar Niitenou-g
pETEk SlfJENAkEk
DANIEL sHOEMAkkE.
mari tdiuiui-traiuls.
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EXECUToRs NOTICE.

kstatc OF samuel P. Miller late of summit Z p
SJIncr-ct Co Pa deeen-e1-
Letters festanenury "a tire above e-tdle nel
iur recu granted % the anGe9-igl.cd ,! lht pr'F
cr authority. ao,ice l. hefeby given 20 Hl ti.llf
indebted q said estate % make immel lialt w
Menf Rfd fiiaSe having claini- against iht seiart
viii present them duly nAtheuilcaird lnI 's.'t.-
nscnt at tie iafe residence t.i TIE deeeast54 "
Summit Township On saturday april y ~
IDSFPll : MILLER
sANCEL s MILLER
mar EzerIi.ls
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

F.saEsrr Democratic soi;s scnefaiiy
have managed TO keep their noses warm
during the blizzard, bat they expect to
be showed up in November.
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NOTICE OF APPEALS.

Notice is hers by given tha- appeals viii BE-
held from the assessments Tor l>>- 90 the Com
lalssiouers 0iiice Somerset. Pa. for the several
Townships and Baruughs from March I.th b.
March lsth. both days inclusive whe. and where
all persons and corporations feeling themselves
a.gFieFet ~ the enumeration and valuation 0r
tneir taxable properly and effects IN such case.
made and provided are requested % attend ant
state their grievances for redress. according 10
law. The appeals viii De held on the above men
TONED days between the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. NJ
and oeloek p n.
D. F.. WAGNER,
Attest - GED VI. NEFF
4. j. iiILENAS. e.. ". WILLIAMSON
Clerk Commissioners
Commissioners Office Somerset. Pa. Feb Is. SIS.
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The Last Excursion of the Season
to Washington.

4QH3 J. IsctLus.
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!, UDIToR's NOTICE

No,ice j hereby given that The unders,sie -, g,
Auditor duly appointed BY the orphans -
OF Somerset County % dssrihuie the iuas ',b u
hands uf + . KuInmel AfiIinisiraieT ui Su,.il,
Rlmmel deceased. % and aInong llire III
entitled therefo. notice l. hereby given " In N
parties interested thar ! viii 81 ai my oI.l1 :,
The Borough af Somerset, on THURSDAY AsI.n , ~
isss. at O'Clock infnc foreun1r ~ san Ia
the purpose nf diseharEinr the duiles ~ ,te--
ssled tan attend .,-,-,-e-
e.,.ss Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21
SATURDAY. MAR. 24, '88,
That weli-known Hotel Property.
THI, BENFORD HOUSE.

Situated at UTsina. Somerset County Pa. consist
ing Of the hotel building containing =, ru0ts in
Guiding olice, bar rspn. irfr-.r shop kitchen fsu-
tries, bcd rOuurs etc-, together vita wush-hnusc
woOd-hplise. csril-hnu<e siahiiug. etc
The property ha~ ffunageu 81 - feg. on Wcvaud
ascnue. ltciii, he laurel Hi Crec1. and p.h
OF li teet on firSf street. A never falling suupr
of good water is conveyed right into the bfiII,ss
through irsn pipes laid for the parp1-c. The r. Is
O. RaIl-ugd ha- a s;ati0n within few hundred
yards Of the hotel. az the rsiua and North Fork
kairUld connecting with the new coke works oc
the Conn-iissile an,i Ursina Co4l and Coke com.
IGny Izs>-,-s through the town. In view Gf tho
prolstlc increase ot business through the O2pnin
up 0f the Cpse Works, usstr Jl.iiiii. this uny ~
considered a good opportunity Or those 0 u, size
10 engage il the hotel business Title tu property
ifdispufable
sale te begin at 10 o'clork a. ~
Reason for selling. the present owiler has inter
es!s IN the west that require hi attention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

At SO O'Clock The remains were rcceived
at the mauscleum by the pastor of Chariot
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A pNnXIsTRAToR.s NOTICE.

Estate of John Hplfzhaur decd. late 1f Rock
wotsi Bsluurh. somerset Co.. Pa.
Letters Of administration OF the above estate
having been granted O. the undersigned By the
proper authority. notice is hereby given o. an
persons iufcited % said estate ro make immecl-
ate payment, aud those having claims against the
same "a present them duly authenticated i1r sei-
Element 0a saturday. March o. l,s> az the late
residence Of the deceased.
GEORGE UOLTZHOUR,
frbl5. Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

TnE Prohibitionists have changed the
time for the meeting of their National
Convention at indianapolis, Indiana,
from June 9th 10 May S0ih.
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4 DNINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate OfJcSeph TrcsSicr deceased. late Of Iarmer
Twp. Somerset Co. Pa
Letters Of administration 0f the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by The
proper authority notice is hereby given 20 an per
sons indebted 10 said estate % make immediate
payment, and those having claims against tbc
same 10 present them duly authenticated for III
tlemeut on Thursday, the s;h DAY uf April
40 ree o.ilee Of Cook, Phdier q Co. in Nertrsdnie
Pa. when aud where the undersigned viii ai-
tend for that purpose.
JAMES VI. COOK.
CALVIN TRE~-LER.
leb-1 Administrators.
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Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween J. J. Mis!iler and j. A. Iisinger. OF
Jenner y Roads. Pa. has this day by mutu-
al consent been dissolved, Mr.. Mishler re
tiriag. The accounts are in the hands of j.
A. Reisinger. who will continue the busi-
ness. All those knowing themselves in
debted TO the old firm win please call and
settle accounts before April Isl, lsss.
Respectfully,
MIsHLEG K RIsINsEE.
Jeuner \ Roads, Feb - 1855
Thanking you foT your Kind patronage in
the past. and soliciting your valued favors
for the new firm. we remain,
Respectfully yours,
MisHLER q RisIS6ER.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

E..a.c OF Elias Sauucr late Of Tper Turseyiodt
Twp. Sumerse: oouufy. Pa. deccus'-i
Letters teSfaincutary pu fhc aisuFe esi-ie
having been granted o. the undersigned by ihe
proper authority uatICc is hereby given tp az
persons indebted fu sFii estate io make unmcdi-
ate payment. and those having claims against
the ssmC to present tlru duly authenticated ~
settlement ou SATURDAY ihs iih day Of April
lss, al the late rcsssicncc ol drr'd.
ALFRED y SNYHER,
dec Administering
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100 PER Fg9rsT sa :a"9s.'ss. sfs 81 F5sr bR
UUCENT TsS1s Ts1s Bssr. ebsS.Ss hs..E.. EESs- IS
Lady agents wanted for Electric corsess Quick
sales Write at once for terms DIR. SCOTT. SIS
broadway. New York. nov 3j-srn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

HrSRY BEReH, the philanthropist and
friend Of dumb animals, died IN New
York last week. 1t will be long time
hefore a man is found to i'll his place.
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statesmen WANTED

To Sell Nursery Stock; PeTnaiti. l,..,ie s.,
pi0yinellt ami gtrld SALARY u huaesii c.laiEe-t
men The business 3 easily learned We ~"
all the rsiiable uaw vsri1tie> 0f frlu hll' "'''"
mental freeS Write Gar terms
HOPES BRO 4 THOMAS,
Estabiishad is5S WsSr titi-IEE. "a
MAIZE AvESrE NrEsEGiEs-
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SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1888.

RICHLY RSS%AsRpiE3 RSo 4.5s 75i. 552 9Ee 9s.5 5ao ..
they viii ind honorable employment MN ,ri.r
nut take them fren tleir huli1s aud mf1fii..
The pruats are large and sgre lur every igli,,-.- o.
ous person many nave made and are uatg mas .
ing several hundred dailars month ]. Is tJs--
for any one 20 make 81 and upU ards Der is, M !.
i willing 20 work Either sex. Young n. I'D
rarital lot ucede-l we start YOU cvg-gri.ii.-
new no special ability required youus or 0II ,
can do II as sell A. any on Wr.le ts lis n ,rl.
for fuil particulars. whtch we mail f-ee 4If-..s
STiNsoS & Co. Portland. Ne ian if -S.fvr
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TuE losses in New York through the
recent snow storm are said to aggregai ie
ssnm0On