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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-15

Tho foregoing intorrlation,brin the
development OF our tin plate industry
down to September &c, 1891, and shows
how rapid this now great industry is
growing under the fostering protection
thrown around it by the Republican
party. The tin plate clause OF tho Nc
Kinley bill has only been in iorce n
little moro than three months Even
in tho light OF the above definite infor-
nation Democratic papers and politi-
clans will continne to cry down the in
dustry and ridicule American tin plate,
at least until after the fall elections.
But they arc only making themselves
ridiculous, for the people have at their
hands the evidences OF tho ialsity OF
their assertions. 1t is a very easy mat
ter for anybody to satisfy himself Of the
authenticity OF tho above publication
by correspondence directly with the
firms and companies, whose addresses
are given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-15

Thus is another Democratic sensation
spoiled. What was intended to show
Republican incompctcncy has resulted
in revealing Republican competency
and official integrity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-15

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The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
s,ranSc Revolutions Ia Evonaen'. Dress
VIII American Laotes Daro
Adout ~?

Sone pre- liet that the great change IN the
inshipiiing Of the clothes which are to be
wora ly women tlifs coming seison is the
most wonderful victory OF the niurtrenth
ceutrry--if fashion leaders can be Induced
to adopt il. AID appear just once in public .,
nrrayrd.
Men will hold their breath 10 wonder at
the marvellous change it piases IN loyeiy wo-
men Sew of the fair sex can help being
besniifrl in these ginye fitting eostuncs,"-
says n .rter in recent ituiol,er of thc 4Ses
York asld Paris F,itag L:,dies' Eiisti0H Ba.
sar. 'Hfl,is magazine is the only one in.
Europeaor liraeriea ,s,iic,l max * specially
Of giving those inclined 10 stooturS. 'ln ar.
rivaied appearance Of sculpfured s!imnesy,"
ssid Her Royal Eiighne-s the priBcess Of
Wales. Madame P,tti bns ordered from the
Parts house ionr magnificent costumes, the
designs Of which appear in the April num-
bcr OF this fashion bazar-sud in this naga-
zine only
Mrs Harrison IS greatly fascinated with
the exquisite gem. costume No. 4. in the
April number. 1t is expected that sie viii
give ar order for an exact counterpart Of it,
the whole front OF which viii be jncrnsted
with pin-head dainonds. THIS goEn alone
will he worth kiDg'a ransom.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
THE WORLDS FAIR.
A maxaiaeent oner.

The crea, Worlds Fair Contest Is cxcit-
ing un!versal interest and is one OF the ab-
sorhing topics Of tie day. a free "trip 10
Europe aud 1900 for expenses is offered 20
whoever rosstrucis the Iars;9at nntnbcf nf
English words from letters cputsinsd IN the
text. "yhe Worlds Fair" Additional prizes
c,isirline Of al Uprjght Grand Pigno, val.
ued .. slgD silver fea,seis. sewing naciiines,
md many other useini aud yslEnsle articles.
will ai.o b- awarded in order os merit. a
special prize Of a II st. gold watch. vtlueA
AZ $50 viii be awarded TO the girl sr boy. un-
der l6 years pf rge, sendiag in the largest
list. Everyone sending 4 ist " rot les. sj;au
20 words will receive nprise. As thc wiuaer
OF The first prize may not cure to make the
extensive strip offered the option Of 81 900 in
cn,l IL given. Srpd seven &c stamps jorroul-
ple'e rui-s. Prrilldn ei,uiosue and sat,.
pie copy df the beautifully Illustrated pnpar,
The Home Faesf,,oier. THE c,ntsst.is cpen 10
any person III the unitcd States " 4lsnnsi,.
IN cass ~ Ties on ths Iafgest list tare frsj
viii be swnrded q, the ans bearing The eprij-
is.rt pesf-mprk, distnnce std, con-iccred. Ad.
dress "THE iToMn FAsciEkrpH,'
sis7 Montreal, Caaade.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
A Remark abb. Postomce

Hunt up on you. map of South America
the Straits of Magellan, look at the mountain
hanging over, imagine the point of rock that
leans the fartherest OUT, ant think of a bar
rel hung by heavy chain swinging ttere
That is the postoffce. No postmaster stays
there to deliver the mails, and no postmau
uulockss IL; in fact it has TO key. Yet it is
. grand old post"fice. Ships con,ming along
this way stop, and their captains take ont
packages of letters that have been dropped
threin, see if tbev can find any that want to
travel their way. and ifso. they take them
on, in their place ther leave a pnckage which
is to go in another direction, and soma day
the officers Of . ship going that wsy will take
that on. SO the barrel swings. doing its duty
day by day, without being watched. sending
Joy to many hearts.--Fr.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
sIun,,,nriara.
Many a mil. from Nurservtowu

Many a mile from Nurserytown
sly little one travels saci. day,
Wien the twilight shadows begin to fall
And he's weary Of rest api play.
In II pretty white ship called drowsy nest
By LULLABY breeZes famed,
The dear little man leaves taotl,er behind
And journeys to Slumberlaud.
think it must he an enchanted place,
For he sees such curious things
Dragons with terrible fiery eyes,
And fairies with gauzy wings;
Sometimes with Little Red Ridinghood
He wanders hand in hand,
Or captures birds with pinch of salt,
In this wonderful Slumbetllnd.
Sometimes he enjoys friendly chat
With tie Cow that jumped over the moon
Or eats ripe cherries out Of the dish
That once ran away with the spoon.
Often he digs with II golden spade
In the softest Of silver sand,
Or rides on a spotted wooden horse
Through the streets of Sun,berland
But still, each mora when the sun shines in
Through the window. of orNurserytown,
His pretty lips part in a drowsy yawn
And he opens his eyes so brown.
Aud then he gives me y bright, sweet smile
Aud holds out his dimpled baud,
Glad to get back to mother again
From the realms of Slumberland.
-Littie Foiks.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
How A wornun Dives.

Have you ever seen woman learning to
dive in the water? Well, the celebrated
'hog on ice" is grace itseIf compnred with
the first tumble Of yosng lady practicing
the feat. While Gin swimming" with Mrs.
President Harrisrn and Mrs. McKee-Baby
NcKee's mother--at the Giepwood pool the
other day il was ours to witness the iiiitinl
efforts of n chariang creature in this diree-
tion. All AT once she came sailing out Of the
dressing-room us unable 10 live out of the
water, She seemed abont to disappear under
the mad waves. But her heart failed! She
was II bewiiching thing, born, sa near as we
could guess. about twenty two yesrs ago last
October. Her bathing suit vas dream.
All unconscious OF her char.ns. the girl he.i-
tated on the brink, now poviDg az II to dive,
then shrinking back. Her friends cntreated
her to make the trial. After innunsrablc
bluffs .he At last let go. Shutting her eyes
and giving piercing Shrek. she leap.d ii-
to III. air as ii to ta.il a double ssniarasult
over fourteen elephants, and came .dnwn into
ths reservoir like sack Of potatoes She
must have stood on her head under the
water for half minute before she could get
herself organized for the fetarn trip How.
evcr, she came up at last. There was sonic
snor.ing and bubberng aud laughing. and
'i.es she did 1t all over again.-liea cur
Comet.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
Arec,nen Cn.cs.

3. H. Clifford, New cassei Wis, VIC
troubled with Neuralgia md Rheumatism,
bis stomach WIS disorderea. bis liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell
away, and he vas terribly reduced in flesh
anil rttoagtn, Three bottles Of Electric
Bis'ers cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.. had q
running sore on his lcx of'eleht years stand.
ing. Used three boti!sa Of Electric Btters
aad seven boxes Of Rucklen'a Arnica Saive,
and hi- iec IL sound anj we'll. John Speaker
caiawba, o., had Ave large fever sores on
iiis leg, doctors said he was incnrab'e One
One bottle Electric Bitters aud one box
Baclslcn's Aruica Salve curei him entirely.
Sold at Latham d Williams aud I. N. No
Durrays' Drug Stored.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
Temperance Department.

CONTRIBUTED BY W. G., T. U. OF DELTA
Does it ever occur tn you to inquire what
makes the difference in the moral atn:oS sphere
in different localities? We all know that
there is difference. The real estate agent
will tell yeu before you have time to ask,
that this or that piece of land lie. in re.
m ukably good neighbnrooi, and this c o,unts
az one of its atlr ars. So you see tnAt
pure mo.aiity has Il, ,iey value. How sd
il is that all wosIen d, not realize the re.
sponsiblity of moulding public sentiment to
righteous form and thus add to our
nations glory hundreds of happy home,
We sometimes wonder If we present the i'm
portanee of the White Ribbon work as clear.
ly rs we might. Mnny g.od women, euiin.
entity gifted women do not seem TO be a;,rust.
ed by any of the lines of christian WORK
which are being successfully carried on un-
der the White Ribbon movement. We know
there are those who say 81 do not shew
any woman situated as na, can help in any
cause, however worthy" Well my dear
tired over worked friend, we comprehend III
view you .ske of it, but are these not ''brak
en- fragments" ftime, talent and means that
yen could sometimes lead to this yoss?
Common suffering common need calls for
united efforts. Men are consumed by thirst
the fire of which only Christ can put out.
Can you not help TO gather the silsayes into
the spiritia' garner? Do not lay We have
never been invited. We hearty, earneetly
invite You now. Last Sabbath was a day Of
thankseiv ing for the Worlds W. G, T. u.
and thenir was full Of vrayers and masy ac-
ceptaole offerings Of gratitude were made to
God in self renunciatiou and renewed eonse.
Grafton. Valiant work has been done the
past year by women who with true cosmo-
poli.au spirit have demesticaied their
thoughts aud efforts Mt the end, of the earth
With Mrs Leavitt and Miss Ackernian as
Round the World missionaries, with earnest
women at work in Japan and in Africa in
New South Wales, in Norway, France ai.i
Egypt and in truth through Cbrisiendon. It
is not strange that results begin TO recognize
the relation of the VIC. I. U. to the mis-.
sion work. Come with us and we will do
you good.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
sriycs Ar,d Bees.

When swarm, issues watch and see where
they cluster and hive them as soon as they
are settled. The incest way in the world to
hive swarm Is, when they are clustered on
a limb, 10 cut it off and carry it TO the hive,
1t should be laid down gently in front of the
fy entrance and q few bees shaken off aud
directed to it, If they Were all shaken oil
vioientlytbey might again take wing and
either cluster again or eniigrate. little
smoke should always be at hand to drive
tkem in with; they can be driven in with it
as nicely MS a Shepherds dog drives he sheep
into an inclGsure. II | am not too busy DO
not leave the swarm until they are all in. 1t
seems strupre that bees which have just lelt
" hive should not enter readily one just like
it, bat it is true. A friend of mine put a
swarm in front of a hive and went into the
house TO mix her bread and when she return
ed it WIS gone Sometimes l have driven
in swarm with smoke and in little while
they would come out and cluster ON the out
side. When this occgrs know THAI the
queen never entered the hive, but was hid
den under it or the alighting board. In hiv-
ing II swarm, II see the queen enter 1T, l
watch no longer, for know the rest will
soon fellow.
A farmer bought patent hive and u
neighbor soming in who had kept bees all his
life asked me how he was to get the bees in
The ol1 beo keeper who had always kept
bees in the old gam or box hive aud when
they swarmed cut off tho limb and set the
hive over it, said "You will have to cut
hole in the bottom to put them in" There
was plenty of room at the fly entrance to run
them IN, but he had never seen it done and
could not think of any way but cutting q
hole. My bees cluster on fruit trees and
do not waut to cut of the limbs SO I shake
them into dish pan. cover them with an
apron ami roar them down in front OF the
hive. When bees are clustered high have
wire basket attached to a long light pole
which push up under the cluster and jar
them into it. If get the queen the trst jar
MS / sometimes do, ms she isusually on the
outside of the cluster, the rest will soon fol-
low.--Prairie Farmer.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
The Royalae

Entirely unique is Tie Grea, Dipide. the
only journal of its kind in the world The
June number is made dnubly attractive
by its art supplement-, reproiuctiog. in
seven colsrs, and the grandesi bit of scenery
in the Rocky Mountains, tie far famed
Royal Gorge. This journal ia 30 otiginal
in its design and scope. SO sparkling in ia
articles, that any oae interested in the
natural, the rnmai. tic, the wild Or pictur.
Gsque. cannot fail to be interested aud in
strncted by this unique pap.r. Brilliant
Saort stories, beautiful poems, popular
scientific articles ami valuable and fascinnt.
Tvs. drscrip tive matter can always he found
in 17se Gre4t Dhidc. Its illustrations are
copio.s and executed in the highest style of
art. The June number, together with tho
gem art supplement, ''The Royal Gorge"
which is. alone worth more than q years
subscription apd especially ilted for framing
will bs sent TO any sidryssii. the pab.
fishers, Denver, Ci.ie cnc'osin.. ten sents
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
neuralgia Causes murh Insanity.

The highest medicnl authorities of Europe
and America have recently decided that n
large percentage OF cases of insanity is caused
by the excru;iating pains of Neuralgia Of the
head and face. II any member of.your fanai-
ly suffers this tor1nentor, induce them to try
Billiards. Snow LiniMent. One application
will afford immediate relief and you will soon
be rid Of a dangerous aud tormenting disease.
Ballard's Snow Linimeut is the most pene
traling Liniment known. 1t positively cures
rheumatism. Lame Back, Contracted Mus
Giles, Old Sores, Corns, I,upions. etc. 1t pen
etra,es and opens up the pores, drawing all
poisonous matter 10 the su,face, restoring and
promoting natural circulation Of the blvod
through. the diseased parts. Sold by !. NJ.
McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

Investigations by the department of agri.
cnlinrc into the effects of the frost on May 5
and 6 show that general damage fas result
ed to Strawberries and early Vegetables, some
Injury to grapes and cherries, and also to
peaches. In the east and north it was too
early to injnre apples and pears. In the Ol.io
valley it is thought it may cause dropping of
growing fruit. The frntt bel, Of western
Michigan is said to have received little injury
though the damage has been serious. especial.
ly to small fruit and Vegetables, in other parts
of Michigan. Nearly all unite in saying
that no injury TO the growing crops has ocur-
red. brisk wind aud dry air favored the
Nes Jersey orchards, and the loss of pesches
and apples will not be SO serious as was fear.
ed, The Maryiand agents reports loss Of
strawberries and early vegetables, with no in
jury to grain, and none to apples, peaches or
Pluns is mentioned. The damage to the
peach belt is apparently not SO serious us
*as ut 6rst reported Colorado Farmer.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
pandeiiOMs.

Upon showery night aud still,
Without II word or warning,
A trooper baud surprised the hill,
Aud held it ig the morning.
We were not walked by the hugle-nntes,
No cheer our dreams iovaded,
And yet, at dawn, their yellow coats
On the green slopss paraded.
We careless folk the deed forgot;
Till one day, idly walking,
We marked upon the self lame spot
crowd of veterans tIkius.
They shook their trembling heads and gray,
With pride and uoiseless laughter,
When, Weli-a-dny. they blew away,
And meier were heard of after.
st. Noeholas.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
Ballord's Horehound Syrup for
Whooping Cough.

There is no remedy in the world which
will give sucl, prompt relief in Whcoping
Cough rs B1lard's Horeaound Syrup. It
will postireiy cure it. II you will try it,
your children will not Keep you awake all
night coughing Ballard's Horehonnd Syrup
is the mos, cooling nnd soothing remedy for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and
asthma, in the world. Itis free from opium.
II builds up new tissue, strengthens the
Lungs, and is an Incompatible remedy, made
Of ihe best aud purcst materials. Ii your
Lungs are weak and You have a tickling in
your Throat, yeu need it. 1. VI. MCMuK-
RAY. Agent.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
yuplter'S ooabIe ssoon.

The Lick telescope is the most powerful
s'ass 10 the world. 1t is reported the OBJ
servers st Monnt Hamilton have kent
sharp eye turned upon tie shadow Of ole Of
the moons of the planet Jupiter. This
sha'iow seeIa.i auni,l., inllcadns that tue
tiny noou which cast ils slso double. Since
me nrst hiat Of te dlsepyoty inary obsrfya.
tions h',ts been nitde thronyn TIE Lick glass
aiI tending to confirm the original impression
to Wit That tilis ps,ticuisr satellite Of the
Gfesie.t of planets IS lonble.--, dot Of nioon
revolving aronad tie lna,i moon Er.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
Bs.teu,. En.l 8 s.s..i.a,.. s.reaoher.

Two hundred oHd forty words minute,
four words every second, sa rate Of speed
which seems almaa beyond the power cfnr.
ticulntiou, yet that was the a,eesur. Of the
torrent Of eloquent exposition and appeal
poured forth in sI. Paul's church uoaday by
Rev Or. Phillip Brooks. Try to eqpai it
reading from printed page in a conveTsa-
donal tone. and then imagine the Immensely
increased difficulty OF the task in large
cburch. before isrge congregation, aud
without N guidance even ofa written note.
Tbs business inea for whom the service pas
especially designed. had been assured that
~ disccurss would iss shori, snd 50 it vas
3n fipss, for II was flushed in twenty five
>sisaisi. hut the report made BY lwu -teno-
'gySbtta ssparters covered 5000 words and
56gts ~ essraordinary ayerag-s with which
~ paragraph opeas. Boston Journal.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
Notlc. sor rus,,cns,or.
LANDpfrlcE At aloartose. Cor.

Ven. sStii. 1891.
TnIics ls hnrehy even tll1t ti.r fnlitwiec-
named sotticr has HE'D lA3cc oi iiS Intention -
inisc fnsl proof u stp;r'i ei his ciaiin, ana
In; SAIL pr,,oi Sil he rri.dr hcfars George W.
iirrrY County judge 4 es-oaiclo Clerk oi i UNITY
Court IN Dshu. capritio. on hp.il ~. tagl viz I;
yfank Piaif. y. $ No. tgG, Cfe series. for tho
ini,iiiensi 4 southwest = - ct"n u. northeast
northwest 4 section 20, tuwDsilp ST. n. Il. 10 w,
H. NJ y 81.
lie names the following Witnesses 10
prove ms continuous residence upon and
eilitivatiou uf ssld land. Viz Milton X. We.cb
NJ De.ta. Colo. William Miller and Minor irce-
land " Brown Colu Jules Fisher oi Delta. Colo.
w II. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

A Ledyard boy on Monday discovered +
woodchQAk IN 9 heap Of leaves in an old tree
and pYlleda him ont. He was curled up,
with both forepews pressed closely over his
eyes. When his paws were pulled off his
eyes he did not open then,, hut yawne,i aud
gabed as heavy sleeper might be expected
to do. The animal could not he arouse
from his dormant condition until he had
been in warm room for several hours =
Netc London 7sie9roph
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
nuehlcu.. Arnl.a salyc.

The Best SaIve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhenm. Fever
Sores. letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and Skin Eruptions, and pa,i:ive y
cures Pies. or M pay required, 1, is guar
nnfced TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price IS cents per box. For Sale
By IathaFu & Williams ana /. N. McMurruy.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

It will he worth the while of the peape of
Colorado, and particularly those seeking good
investments, to keep an eye on the western
slope. There are an infinite variety of re
sources to be found here so that all can hnd
something TO their taste. Keep your eye on
the COMMITTEES of Mesa. Delta and Montrose
They constitute the agricultural and fruit
belt of the western slope, aud snless some
unexpected and unheard of weather should
intervene or the ftut be killed by the ray
ages Of some unexpected pest they will
sstoRish Colorado with the crop they will
place on the market. There is but little in
the fruit line thai cannot be grown here so
that the variety will be in proportion to the
pizo Of the crop. There is no place in the
United States which can produce superior
fruit and few that eau compare with it. 1t
IL only question Of a few years until the
fruit Of this district will be in the markets of
cf the county in direct competition with the
established California orchards. The fruit
district Of western Colorado will be heard
from in no uncertain n,anner.-Graud Junot-
ion Star.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

30 YOU WANT to save from 25 10 so
cents on every dolar ynn spend? IL 50,
write for our illustrated catalogue, contain
ing illustrations aud prices of eyeryihiag
manufactured in the Unileil States ~ manu-
f.,ciurers' prices 10000 illustrations, oil
lnr~ represented Catalogue mailed FREE on
application Address Chicago General Sup
~ Co. i7S West Van Bhgsh st., Chicago,
Ills.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
uotiec rar puh,,c.r,on.
LAND OFFICE AT Mosrgoer. CO.

May 9Th. 1881. u
Notice is hereby given that the following
nnin,. SETTLER has hlel notice pf his inieuiipu 10
make Nnid prppi In support nf his cl.in. and
thai said pro i VIII be- niltic before Rrgi. t,r or
Receiver AT Mnntfo.e Colo. on Jane IS, 1851 VIZ. :
BARBARA BROOKS.
n. g. No. Gn TIE series for the cls sell. swlI
SEX Sec 80. twp. 81, u. I. II, ". and lot !. See
!. tsp -, IL. r. II. W.
lie naines the following Witnesses 10 prove his
ctntnuois rc.ienc- uDoD. and cultivation OF.
ratd land, Siz Gentge H. Gone. of ErpNu,
M0ntFp,e' County. Cole, David X. Bailey. JeSsie
4. Corn, Andrew j. Harris. OF Delta. Delta
Cusnty, Colorado.
W. II. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
Sot,ce for Publication.
LAnp orYIcn At Nosraosr. Colo. |
May md 1901

May md, iesij
f.nilee Is hereby given that ihe following
named setti.t has llsi nOtcg " n. Intention to
make ilnal Iro In support cf his cliiul and that
sal, pruni wiil be made before George W. Henry.
,r,Sg., and eS-nnielp ylefk cf cotihfy Court NJ
Dcta. Coiu.. on juue ls:b 1891. VIZ: Miitpn
T. Weieli. u. y. No. is) tie series. for the sv,f
nai (. nNI. sel4. Sec, 20 twp. 81 ~ 10 ". N Il.
T.. n.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
coullnuoiis resiiruce ul'nn and cultivation 81,
said l.ud. Wis Juius FISHER. Chris y. Anhcr-
soi Andrew J. Harris, Frank Piatt. all OF Delta.
DeltaCuun MY, Colorado.
W. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
Artiaca. Production of Raiu.

Among the government appropriations is
5000 to be expended in making exper-
irnents On the artificial production or rain
Welsarn that the first experiment will be
made in Western Kansat next June under
the direction ofCol. Dyranfurth, of Washing
ton. Balloons filed with hydrogen and
oxygen gas will be sent up and exploded by
g steel wire attached to the balloons and con-
nected with an electrical apparatus on the
ground Drought is the curse of the west.
ein farmer. In the state of Kansas, re
western part especially, the eastern part Of
Colorado, the Southwest Territories, Texas
ami the two Dnkotas. Nebraska Minnesota
and, inded, in nearly all the country west of
Mississippi Rivert he dry seasons are freluen,
and dangerous to the welfare Of the crops
The removal of this great bugbcar of the
farmer wsula be boon that is beyond ex-
preston in words.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
rmpor,an. 10 Lsa,e. only.

I've want Il woman IN every county to es-
tnhlsI, n Corset Parlpr iqr the sale Of DR..
Nichpis' Celebrated Spiral Spring Corsets
and Clasps, warranted never 20 break, will
ontwear any threa ordinary curse,-. Wages
80 to SIS per month aud expenses; we fur
uisl complete stock on consignment.
Settlements Monthly; position permanent.
80 outiii free; inrasc Is eent- Stamps to pay
postage etc; n'laress with references.
G. ID NICHOLS IL co.
25 East l3tl ST.. New York City.