The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, June 28, 1878, Image 4

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TUBHIKG GBAT. Life's sands are running fast away.; The buoyant step of youth is gone, The falling hair is turning gray, Ami Titno seeois now to hurry on More fleetly than in days of yore? lfeforc the heart became its prey? lleforo 'twas saddened to the core. Yes, turning gray ! Age comes like snowAs still?and carves each careworn line ; Its wrinkles on the brew will grow ; The hair with stiver streaks will shine ; The eyes their brightness lose, the hand Grow dry and tremulous and thin;? For life, alas! is quickly spanned, And Death its gates soon closes in. Ah ! turning gray ! We fain would hide, The sign how long with Time we've been? Those deepened wrinkles side by aide, Cut by the sorrows we have seen; >,.o<o it., i More thickly cluster 011 our head? As Autumn raiu-drops hang like tears, On some fair flower that's nearly dead. Like perished petals from the flower, Our hopes and wildest joys are laid ; Burn only for a Hay or hour, Sweet gambols by the fancy played; As ago comes on, we long for rest. As saints near shrines will long to pray; But still we lose that time the best Before the hair is turning gray. OUB OWH. If I had known in the morning How wearily nil the day The words unkind Would trouble my mind I said when you went away, I had been more careful, darling, Nor given you needless pain. But wc vex "our own" With look and tone Wo might never take back again. For though in the quiet evening You may give mo a kiss of peace, Yet it might ho That never for me in- pun 01 idc neari snouxi cense. II ow many go forth in the morning That never come hoino at night; And hearts have been breken For harsh words spoken, That sorrow can ne'er set right. ... eio^rul thoughts fir the strangers, And smiles for the sometime guest, llut oft for "our own" The bitter tone, Though we love our own the best. Ah! lips with curve impatient; Ah ; brow with that look of scorn; 'Twere a cruel fate Were the uight too late To undo the work of mora. ? . HOUSEHOLD SECEIPEi. Smoky Stoves.?The Scientific American says : "There is a very simple way of avoiding the disagreeable smoke r.ud ga? which always pour into the room when the fire is lit in a stove, heater or tire, on a damp day. Put in the wood and coal as usual, but before lighting them ignite a handful of paper or shavings placed on the top ofj the fuel. This produces a current of hot _ air U1 tlio nhimnnw tykinl. <) ?) / ft.1 '* ~ smote at once. Not one out of cvory fifty persons over thinks of this." Whooping Cough Remedy.?Ouepiut crushed sunflower seeds, put them in one quart of water and simmer to a pint, add one pound of loaf sugar and one-half pint of brandy; dose, from a few drops to one teaspoonful, according to age. This remedy will so Alleviate the rigors of the disease that the weakest ennsfifuiinns nl.l? bear it with little discomfort. To Cukk a Born.?This has been tried in a case of a child four years old, who had been b?a\y burned. Suppuration was abundant and bo offensive that thoy ordered the child a tepid bath, contaiuiug a couple of pinches sulphate of iron. This gave relief to the pain, and being repeated twice a day, 20 miuutes each bath, the child wai soon well. * Home-made Court Plaster.?The fol lowing recipe come to us well recommended One ounce of French isinglass, one pint ol warm water, stir till it dissolves, add tec cents' woith of pure glycerine, and five cents' worth of tincture of arnica; lay t piece of white or black silk on a board and paint it over with the mixturo. ('heksk Cakes.?Turn a quart of milk with a spoonful of vinegar over the fire ; drain the whey from the curd ; rub the latter dry in a cloth ; add ten eggs well beaten, with three-quarters of a pound ol butter and the same of sugar. Flavor with lemon, nutuicg, wine or rose water. La} some pufT paste in in your patty pans, fil them with the mixturo, aud bake in a mod crate oven. Gp.owleks.?There is a class of man in every community who go about with vine gar faces, because somebody feels above them, or because they arc not appreciated as they ought to ho; aud who have a con stnnt quarrel with their destiny. These nun, usually, have made a very grave mistake in the estimate of their abilities.? Wherever this fault-finding with ouc's con dition or position occurs there is always a want of self-respect. If people despise you, do not tell it all over town. If you are smart show it. I)o something, and keep doing. Society never estimate! a man at what ho imagines himself to be. Ho must show himself possessed of self-respect, independence, energy to will aud to do, and a good found heart. These qualites and possessions insure him position and respect. T/rifl 01 two young ladies who recentlj visited the city from the country wrot< homo as follows: ''We attracts a greal deal of ntteashun promenadin' the streets like other Indies, and holden up our cIoko Nobody isn't nothin now a days which don'l hold up their cloze, nod the higher you hole 'em the more nttenshun you Attracts." A Columbus mnn says he started thirtj years ago to make $1,400,000. He hni got the fourteen, bht the ciphers hothei him. BILL ABP. a lick at independents, j Mr. Editur :?The harvest is over.? Great expectations have not been realized. Farmin' is a good deal like fishiu'. Every time you start out you can just sec yourself catch in' cm; but after tryin' evmy hole in the creek you gcttoott sorrowi'tnly, with a fisherman's Inclt?*'' Bhfc,*we are not complainin' by no means, for we've got wheat euuf for biskft every day and light-bread on Suuday, and a few bushels to spare for theui angels that is to cum along unawares sum of these days. We finished cuttin the oat crop this morniu', an-i what with them and the clovor .already housed, the cattle arc safe for another year. I imagine they look sassy and thankful; but as for me, Mr. Editur, 1 am a used up individual. Durin' harvest I have had to be a binder, and if . VOU don't know what that in nnk Hnrrin J - " * **"" ***"' * "*'t The ends of theso fingers which are now iuscribiu' this epistel are in a bad fix. Skarifide and stuck up with bill nettles and briars, they arc as sore as a school-boy'i bile. There was sum variation to my business, such as eatchin' young rabbits, and findin' partridge nests, and piekin' dewberries ; but the romance woreoff the first day, aud- fcy-thc end of the next my wife says I was as humble a man as any woman could desire. It's a mity purty thing to write about and make up oads and pomes. The golden grain, the many reapers, the struttin' sheaves, the song of the harvester*, and purty Miss Ruth coquettin' around the fields of old man Roaz, and "how jokin* did they drive their team a held," is all so sweet and nice to a man up a tree with an umbrel, but if them poets had to tie wheat half a day iu a June sum their sentimentality would henceforth seek another subjek. I tried swingin' the cradle awhile, but somehow or somehow else, I couldn't cxacactly get the lik. It wasent the kind of a cradle I've been used to, and L'ui too old a dog to learn new tricks now. The swing of the reaper's cradle is a very peculiar motion?very regular in its irregularity, and goes for the weeds and bushes ' and briars and tbc wheat?all the same.? Somehow or otherit rcnfmds mc of an independent candidate a side wipin' around to get offis in a twistifide way. Well, I like independence, and that's why I like farinin' ?nobody to look-to for a lirin' but Providence. I like to sec a man iudepeudent in opiniou and in action, too, nud if he sucksceds, it shows that there is gum iu him? but it won't do to run lhatskedule too long or too fur, in politics or religion, Bona. part and Becchcr tridc it, and if they couldn't keep it up. nobody can't. Every man has got to fall into line some time.? For a while all sorts of people will pat an independent on the back and say "go it, my larkey, bully for you," but before long , they'll begin to think over what a good, 1 fat thing he's got, and then liumau nature, hiui so easy he won't know it. On the whole, the aspirin' man had better go along smoothly with his party or his church or bis copartners, as the case may be. Gcucral IJlack says lie to nie, says be, 'Uill, as you arc goin' to fnrmin' let ma give you a piece of advice : Don't go off on new liues, but watch your nabors and do purty much as they do." Wei!, be didu't ineau that if the nabors went bar footed in the summer tiuio and slept in a shirt and washed their feet in a skillet, and their darters worked in the field and dipptd snuff, we must do so too?by no means. Hut he meant to say 1 that tUo kind of furuiin' that is sustained , by the majority of farmers wus uiily apt to . be the best. , Jesso with gittin offis?the best way is , the old way. It may be, however, that Providence docs raise up a man as an instrument to reform society, but the iiibtru[ uient is very likely to think lie is doiu it j. all on his own hook, aud he'll keep on rcformin till the milcuium if the people will ' let him. I think it would be well cuough for him to report progress sometime, and [ may be the good Lord would let his servant depart in pcuco. Jfut yeu let ft feller get ft tasti of Washington and it docs look or.possible to even get him away from there. " J > will stand for rc-electiov." Of o'ursc l.e | will, but it does seeuf to uie that if 1 hod ' held a rotative office right straight along for ' forty years 1 would hunt the shadoof Lib1 erty Hall and quit. Why, sur, there's forJ ty men in that district been patently wait' in' twenty years for his chance, and he's now " proposin' to outlive 'em all and himself too. Spusc he does want to die in harness, what's ! that to Uerry llouck ? There's sum othor gentlemen worthy and well qualified who , would tako the gears kindly, and work in i 'cm, too. Hut if I had a horse that wore out his brcechin a holditi' back up hill, and , bailout pulled nary pound in seventeen years, he ;rouldent die in my harness, shore. He mout hunt another wagin. I've no idee of toadyiug a man who toadys ever nouy ana overyming 1 don't like, t'roin Gen. Grant down to a patent medicine, man | and there's a heap of folks my way <1 ( thiukin'. Kverytiuiu 1 think about it 1 hear myself exclaimin, "Time's out? Next." Yours, Bill Ari?. , 1'. S.?I want to know how to git shet of moles. The castor been grows all round I here and don't seem to do any good. Cant you put somethiu' in your farmin' column about it? B. A. N. B.?Ax Harris whether snukes layi ' egg8 or has their young 'uns jesso. > * wB. A. " Da big aunflewar may riaa abote ' Da modest 'later tine, . An' brag about its Sunday clothes, I An' put on nirt so fine ; | Jlnt whan de wintar howls around, An' de snow lies at de doah, De big sunflower, oh 1 whar am he? Da 'later has de floah ! i When married men cduoplain of beinj r in hot watcf at houie, it turns out half tb< time that it's scold. ' p!* 1 .11., * L Tbyino to Live Without Work.? The following from the pen of Horace Greeley, is true nod applicable to this duy: "Our people are too widely inclined to shun the quiot ways of productive labor and try to Hvo and thrive on the crooked paths of sWoCN&jpn and needless traffic. We havo deplored how few boys learn trades, with ten times too many anxious to get into business; that is to devise some scheme whereby they may live without work. Of the journeyman mechanics now at work in this city, we judge that two-thirds were born in Europe, and the disparity is steadily augmenting. One milliQn families are trying to live by selling liquors, tobacco, candy, etc., in our cities, wh<ycould be spared therefrom without the slightest public detriment ; and if these were .transferred to the soil, and set to grooving grain, meat, wool, etc., or employed in smelting the uietals, or weaving the fabrics for which wo are runuing iu debt to Europe, our country would increase its wealth at least twice as much as it is uow, and thjb-o would be far loss complaint of dull trade and hard times." Self-Respect.?Always remember no one can debase you but yourself. Slander, sati^OjJalsebood, injustice? these can never rob you of your manhood. Men may lie about you, they may denounce you, they may cherish suspicions manifold, they may make your failings the target of their wit or cruelty; never be alarmed; never swerve an inch from the lino your judgment and conscience have marked out for you. They cannot by all their efforts tako away your knowledgo of yourself, tho purity of your motives, the iutcgrity of your character and the generosity of your nature. While these are left, you are, in point of fact, unharmed. /u **t.! a t 1 ituivi^H I/WSI / ICC II ISSUIU IIIUI dUilgC Caldwell on one occasion was examining a witness, nnd received the aflirinativc answer, '-Yes sirce, Bob," whereupon his Honor replied, "Mr Clerk, cuter a fine of fifteen dollars for "Yes sirce" and ten dollar! for ^Bob." On another occasion the Judge astod a witness where he lived.? The witbrss enlightened his Honor by inrorming \im that he "lived at home nnd boarded at the same place." The Judge said that "for tho next two wcoks he would vary the monotony of tho witness' life by permitting him to live in jail and board at the same place." VEGETINE Purifty the Blood, Renovate# and Invigorates the Whole Systemr ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARB Altaratlv^Tontetldl eynl| VtOXTTXX li mndfl oxclaoiyolj from tho nleM of arofuily-MlaeUd bnrko. rooU ud bortw, nnd M Uoo?lr oooMDtrtUd that it wUl offootunitj pmdinnW from tho a jo torn OTorj taint of StrofUn, Scrofotou Hnnaor, Tuanors, Cancer, Cwmnu Hnmor, Kryalpelaa, Salt Rheam, Syphilitic niaonact, Canker, Falatncae at the blood. Sciatica, Inflammatory and Chroale Rheamatlem, Nenralffla, Goat, and Spinal Complaint*, can only bo eflactoaMj cured through tha blood. I For Ulcere and Rraytlvo Dteease* at th* Skin, Puatule*, Pimple*, Blotch**, Boll*/ Totter, Scaldkond, and Klaiwom, VnOiM h*a n?T?r t*U*d to *S*ct a p*rma*?nt oar*. 4 For Pain* In the Back, Kidney Com. plaint*, Dropay, Frmalo Weakneao, L?h* Borrhoea, arising from IrUrwl ulceration, and WBtn* ?..*?.i and Gonoral DabUlty, VnonTDtB aoU directly apoa th* ?( lha?oan> plaint*. It inriaorate* and strengthens th* whol* *|?t mi. aota upon th* *ecr*ti?* organs, *11*7, Inflammatioo. ear** olcoratloa and regulates th* bowel*.. I For Catarrh, Dyopopola, llabltnal Coo* tirenea#, Palplteulon of the Heart, Headache, . Pile*, Nerronaneeo, and General Prootration of th* Merrana System, no mediate* ha* arar (iron soch perfect satisfaction a* th*y*o>TiN*. It parUU* th* hload, eUainao all of th* organs, and pea***** a controlling power over th* narroo* ?7?Um. Th* r*m*rkable our** *fl*at*d k; V>OKT?x bar* Indaoad many physician* And apothaoariaa wbine *<?' hot, to p?o*wt>? and oaa It la Lhetr own f mil la*. la fa<*, VnoBTiNK la th* beat ramad/ yet dieoor. red f?r th* abo,a dtaanaa. and U th* only reliable BIlOOD PV RlFJLRRr*t placed b*for*Vh* pallia. THE BEST EVIDENCE. Tm following letter from In K, (J Bnt, Put or of U. X. Church, If .tick Hur, will b? md with Lntermi by ui| phyoiclaa*; aloe tbo?. nfwh( iw the aame diaeoo* M aflloted theooeof theBev. K 8. Bwt Ifo PMN OU <nM thU tmtlmowy, M there ia no doubt nbout the outlin powwt of Tin*. - jML , WL I V* H. X. 8tctcm: Dear Sir,?W. haw* good now for regardli* value. Kn'i lifo H> ii nor WrraUM iwn J i|?. Pol th. laat two JMH bo hu Buffered from nocnwU of bio log. otowd by eerofuloue affection, and wu *o [ for fbduoed taat nearly oil whooowhiw thought bio recovery impossible. A council of able physiciana could giro no but th* faintest hop* of hio ever rallying ; two of th* rnmbw declaring that ha wao beyond tha roach of human remedies that am amputation could not save him. as he bad not rigor oaough to endaro tha operation. Joatlthan w* rrnimwir.lt giving him VsoBTUtg, and from that tiro* to th. i present he has been ooutinuoualy improving. H. bao lately rwuwd hi. atodl.a, thrown away hi* orutchee and cane, and walk, about cheerfully and yti.ug. Though there io atill ooma diocharg* from the opening where th* lhab wu lanoed, w* have th* i fullest oonfldeno* that in a little Um* he will b* per< '*!ltliuUltm about three doien bottle, of Vgoz. halo too y?ffilQbr^k^>rvtt^-*nt'# doc,*r** ttuk* toto? . Mao.A O. W. BKST I | VECETINE f Pr?i>?r?d by H. K, STEVENS, Boston,Matt. Vegetine it Sold by all Druggittt' SJKUBL ST STChtC^fs, Attorney nt Lnw A KM TRIAL JUSTICE, Union O. II., ft. WILL practice in the Circuit and Probat Courts. All business in the jurisdiction o{ a Trial Jus ' ties attended to witb promptness. > Special aitoti ion giten to eollecHons, 4c. OftOe e+6r {Headman & Rattle Law office. HARD-PAN REACHED! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! < WE are now receiving a well selected Stock of SPRING GOODS at priced to suit the times, CONSISTING 01* DRY OOODS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. i CLOTHING, FROM THE COMMONEST TO THE BEST ENGLISH WORSTED. CASSIMERES, ! VIROINIi AND NORTHERN. ' PRICES DOWN. STAR SHIRTS, Made in the Best Manner |tnd of CHOICEST MATI2RIAL. LAIF1LS' AaV IrJtiU'l 'S LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. A LARGE HWE OF LADIES' AND GERT'8 Silk Ties antTKid Gloves, Hamburg Edgings, Exhibition Rufilings, A NEW AND FULL STOCK OF Ladies', Gent's and Children's Hose. Corded and figured Fiques, IN GREAT VARIETY. Linen Handkerchiefs. Parasols, latest styles and eolors. Hardware, Woodenware, Tinware. BRIDLES''AND SADDLES. SADDLE BLANKETS. TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY. Our Stock of Hand made and Custom-made shoes, ' "* CAN'T BE BEAT. Every /Pair Warranted. G IT OCERI ES, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. Itice, Grist, Bacon, Flour, Salt, Corn and Corn Meal. We are determined to sell. Call aad oxsntinc ur goods and compare ear prices. GEE A HUMPHRIES, April 19 16 If FOREST AND STREAM, JL-CA>JL> and QUN.,. A WEEKLY JOUJINALv D k voi$p wmm *^nffWn?ti, ,p?\c tioai. Ratcral History, Fish Cw?twi*, -. r .*i oka Healthy Interest in Out-Door Rec v r ration ano Strut. PU0L1SIIKD BV Forest and Stream Publishing Company, * AT No. ill (ulil No. lo.'t; Ki i.toX Street, New York. [Pout Office Box 2832.] TERMS, FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Twenty-Are |?>r cent off fur Clubs of Three or More. ADVFllTIMAG RATES. Inside pages, noapariel type, 25 cents per line ; outside pagtf, 40 cents. Special rates for three, six mud twelve months*. Notices in editorial columns, 50 cents per lins.' Advertisements should be senttn by Saturday of each week, if possible. All transient advertisements must be accompanied with the money or they will not te insert ed.( No advertisement or business notice of an immoral character will be received on any terms. rE O. NELSON, MERCHANT TAILOR, IS prepared to do oil kinds of work in his lino according to THELATEST FASHION, on the shortest Nolico, and at the lowest possible prices. Culling Done In tlac l?CMt Nljle. SUPPORT YOUR OWHMEUIIAK1CS, so that you may sleep well under the satisfaction of having done something for a worthy tax-paying neighbor. May 3 18 * tf MRS. RICHARDS' Hew Millinery. I >VOULD respectfully inform the ladies of Uaiou that I shall continue to receive monthly the latest styles of SPRING A\l> NURNKR HATS, (at Prices from 25 Cents up,) and will continue to keep a full Stock of all M llllnory; G o o <1 m , and will be pleased lo have all my old Customers, and as uiauy new ones as will favor ine with their patronage, to call and examine my goods before purchasing elsewhere. As I have alw.i* s sold everything in my line r AS (TftflW^WTJuEAPfcR < Than any one In this place, I shall continue business on that line all Bummer It affords me pleasure to show my goods, whether you purchase or not, e COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. * Remember, my store is tho first door above llice & MoLure's establishment. E. RICHARD*. May 10 10 tf WHY NOT GIVE HE A FAIR TRIAL? P. T. LEMASTER, CARPENTER and BUILDER, UMION, S. <2. ESTIMATES given on any kind or work at any lime. My molio ia, Lowest Price! [test Work ! Shortest Time t TRY ME! P. T. I.KMASTKW, i? ?Btnt for a'l <inds of Pictures and Picture Frames nnd cord, tc. Parties can save 100 per cent by giviag .heir orders to me. < TRY ME. V. T. LENANTEH, Agent Tor Japanese l'nper Carpeting. It is handsomer, cheaper tnd better than Oil Cloth. TRY I T ! P.T. I.EM ASTER, Agent far tftrtetfl I'aper Hoofing. The fact that there is feet in use in this town and vicinity is a cient recommendation for it. I am prepared to roof houses of any size and warrant the same. Estimates given on applicn* lion. You can save $2.25 per square by using it. TRY IT. April 5 14. tf i 11. T. OWEN, " J CARRIAGE tPAINTER ^ AID TRIMMER, W SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, \ "VTAjULD respectfully inform the public that . YV he has rented Mr. W. A. Nicholson's Warehouse, in wbicli iio lias opened a shop for the purpose of carrying on the above business, where he will always bo found, ready to do any kind of 1'aintiug, from a ' ' Walking Slick fo n Locomoi Ivc. ^ Having served an appiwitimhtgdu the best Conch Shops in the State, I feel thlt'I Yin give you as g?d a job of & > Carriage PaintiM#^^ or Trimming as you can get anywhere, VT V Old lluffiflcN Rouovated, and made to look as good as new. All work warranted to give satisfaction, onno charge. TRY MK.AXD GIVE A GOOD WORKJUAN A CHANCE. May 10 10 tf " TIME TABLE OF THE 'A Spartanburg & Ashcville R. R? in M.y. St BA,inio ii). i {ftp ff1MpBpgW' ' * To f? Ipt^Tect, Monday, Maj ?, **4 A?*rc. Lftirc. rfTATlOKS. Arlve. Leave.. 7~10 am "fryon Clly ~ 6 30nm 7 23 IjuiUrunm , f! _>? 7 40 . Oampnbella ?> OH H 00 " lumau .'>0' 8 10 ('amnion A H8 8 SO Atr-l.inc .luiw'n A 20 *8 40 am 9 10 Spartanburg f. 09pm 5 00 a mi 9 54 l'acolct | 5 25 10 13 .Tonosvlllc 5 05 , 10 45 10 50 Union 4 19 4 30 11 20 San I lie 3 49 11 39 11 10 Flail 1'atu 3 29 12 00 Shellon 3 01pm. 3 05. 12 12 Lybs Font I 2 48 12 30 Rtmtliera 2 18 1 18 |i m | Alston I f I 4(<pim * tirtiikfust. f Dinner. JAS. ANDERSON, Snparintendent. May 10 .9 If Greenville and Columbia R. R. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. g? B8?B Passenger Trains run dnffy, Sundays exceptor! -.til. VU1.I T?nt?. ? Q...IU 1'-. ' olinn Railroad up and down. On and after MONDAY, May 29lli, the following will be lb* sehedulo: vr. Leave Columbia at 7.45 a m Leave Alston 0.30 a m Leave Newberry 10.50 a m Leave Cokesbury 2.17 p m Leave Helton 4.00 p m Arrive at Greenville 5.35 p m nowx. Leave flreonvllle at 8.05 a m Leave Helton 9.55 a m Leave Cokesbury 11.33 a n? Leave Newberry 2.40 p m Leave Alston 4.20 p m Arrive at Columbia,,.,,, 6.65 pm ? W ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE RIDGE ' DIVISION. nowx. ' ur. Leave Walli?lla....G.15 a m Arrive 7.15 p m Leave Anderson...8.50 at ilfrire......6.00 p m Arrive at Bel ton... ft.JO a# tewve 4.00 p m TllOkW BTOAMSAD, * Geneml Su^r^nftfiWhlt, Jabrb Norton, Jr., General Ticket Agent. June ft, 1870. _28 tt a week in your own town" $5 Onf?\ni\ lit freo. No ri?V. Reader, if you V V/ \J wnnt a business at which pereong of either sex can make great pay alt1 the lime they work, write for particulare to H. IIam.rtt k Co., Portland, Maine. March 15 1} tf_ Pioneer Piper Manufacturing Company. MANUFACTURERS of Book, News nnd wrapping PAPER. John W Nlcholaon, Agent, Athens, Ga For sample of News, see this sheet. Nor 22 45 tf TT canromkemoney futer at wojJ^uuueihau III' ^,e- Capital it^^cqiiirv.l ; 4;W-*e will dlarl yon. $12 per nay at home T" made hy the Industrious. Men, women, I hAVi anil fftrll W.nt.ll Av.runrl. nr. (a ?a.I> f? , B "> '? us. Now is the time. (Mostly outfit end terms free. Address Taur. & Co., Angusta, Maine. March 15 1JL tf. TOTjIOrfll business yon can engage In.-? r% H.\ I ft to fiO per day made by any JLJ.1 IK J JL worker of etther sex, right in their own localities. 1'articu- < lars an 1 samples worth $5 free. Improve your spar* time at this business. Address Stimsom k Co., Portland, MMhfc. March 15 11 ff.