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'Be Just and Fear not-Let all the Ends thou Aims't at, toe thy Country's, thy God's and Truth's.*
SUMTER, S. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1885.
im lb?t;?pr<M? 'desolation,
mini /poverty, and ^starvation. Think;
one momear,-ofj^ar loved ones, anet
then imagine tB?m Ta the condition V
3n^5*?^ap^eaP?o^j?uf WtSttfi?ot E
[ know that you possess a kind one? to re*
I business so ruinous - to your
'Bid you Vnow that the money you;
take across the bar is the same as taking
the breaden ; of Abe mouths of tbs f am
Ming wives ,and citildren: of your eua-;
tomerst Th.it itjstrips the clothes from:
the backs, deprives them of all the com- ;
forts of^tb^ life, .and throws
*e*s?mw?j\rc
their once-happy homes. 0 air, I im-i
plore, beseech^ and pray you to retire
from a business which will make you4!
hesitate *p own.you are engaged ia be?
fore your fellow-men, and enter ~ ?nu
tiu? witt j?W'^j^? ^p??^io yon^
ont to y?ur'M aJ?sC : You*
rw?l? excuse me if I have-spoken too*
plainly,-Jmfeit assure yon that r? could
WfcOp ? ; jthe-t; t tfoiugutjofthe mis?
ery, suffering and unhappiness it ha*
caused mo>--c-- -
?Madam, lam not offended/ he an?J
heart for what you have said.' . -
.Mamma^saio^theriittle child-who
in the meantime had been spoken to by
some of thrgeatlemea presen*-taking
held of its mother's hand -diese gentler..
jaatfcw^d^et^^o^^^t^ef?e,' for
.Yes, my darting, if they wish you
They all Joined in the request, and'
niacins her in a chair, she in a.?weet
totee sang the Mowing beau?
tiful song:
Out ia the gloomy nigh t sadly I roam, - .
I have no mother dear, no pleasant home ;
^^if^pocf Be?ie shoulddier '
Weary and tired, I've been wandering all day
Asking for work, bat V-x&Xoo small they say;
On the damp ground I must now lay my
? head, , . _"
r^tSer's^d^nfcard andmother is dead.
We were so happy until father drank rum,
Then all tba unhappy troubles begun.
Mo^^grew^p^ and wep^t
Found theic dead faces all silent and white.
Father's a drunkard, ana mother is dead, j
: .Tile: *am<LciJbU?ar4s. was, ieft ?afin -
to;Wc??s^ere thWw?' asiW, and
the unemptied glasses remained on the
counter; and pressed near, some with
curiosity, some with pity beaming from
tl^e^ej^en?ra?Ked ^nosies!
voice of the child who seem ed'to be bet- .
ter suited to be with angele. above than
in such a. place. r&?~ >??
. 21e scene Xnever | shall forget to my
dying day, And th? Weet cadence of her
musical vetflntt riogs in myeajrs^jr&?- *
ff^^W?^^^^ft?^io^t5e hearts
Bfer: golden. haicMing eareless
?j^r chowders, her face almost
Pla^eSi?iy^d looking so. trust
?a^r^and conn^ll^KJPpo *hegentle?
men around her, ber beaut?fol^yesjil?
luminated- with a light-that seemeofntifc *
of this earth, she formed a picture' of \
p?r^jand in^e?a?wonh^&e genius
bf poet or painter . *** ' .j
At the close of the song many were '
weeping, men who had not shed a teat,
for years now wept like ,chiidreB,.. i One -
young mau who had resisted with seor)
the pleading and entreaties of a laving
mother to strive te kid a better, life, to,
desist from a coarse .that was.. wasting
Bis fortune and ruining his health, bow
approached the "child and taking both
ber little hands in his, while tears
streamed dows hts pale cheeks, exclaim ?
ed with deep, emotion :
i *God bless you, my littler angel, you;
bavesavedVme from; ruin and -disgrace,
from poverty and a drunkard's grave,
[f there ire a?ge?s -on " earth, you are" "
Mle; God bles* you r and putting;fjbill
into the hands of the mother, said :
?Please accep i this trifle as a token of
regard and esteem, for your little girt. I
baa done ?ea kindness ? can -never rjsTt
pay; and remember, whenever you are
in waot.^you will'find, in me a true
friend^ alt tn?lime time banding her
Its name^?n^ address. " "f * s ^-^
Taking her; child by the hand she
turned to go, ont jgausiog at the door,
&e heartfelt t osaka, of a poor,. Trieo cl less
roman for tbekrodoess and 'courtes//'
pou have shown.* Before any one could
reply she was gone.-Exchange. .
^ ?'lenee asked a brother howVhe had
roted on the temperance question and
ie said he wouldn't say.
LrepHed?-*IjRnojW: ho^/: ?
?HowT he asked.
.Why, you cid- dog, you voted for
?Iiiskey; .or you wouldn't be ' ashamed
?tellit.' {laughter.] -
A child of God ashamed to speak out
-ashamed to show his band 1
In my couMry down in Georgia our
iickeis read J^?yy-hit?key, and 'Against
Whiskey.*fWn'?fcfellow gets Hs con
?cieoce to conse?? vote, *for whiskey'
-my Gbdr he's the lowest down white
man ? ever put my eyes on. [Laugh?
ter.] l ean see how a man may take a
It-ink, or vote for a friend, but when it
somes to a straight vote 'for whiskey'
veil, such a man may be a gentleman
in Tennessee, but be's an awful mean
man tn Georgia.*-Sam Jones,
Among the th inga which thirty-five
fears ago went to make up the crime of
iiigh treason in italy was the possession
>f a Bible, which was in the list of revo?
lutionary and forbidden books, and for
st man to own it was' to subject him to
prison, the gatleys and even to death.
Now Bible depots are established in ev?
ery Italian city, and itinerant venders
circu?ate the Book freely. ' In-a con?
spicuous store in the Corso, Rome, a
whola window is filled with copies of the
Italian version cf the Scriptures. The
New Testament can be purchased for
five cents, and a separate gospel for
two.
mm ? . $ i m^
For a few brief days the orchards are
white with blossoms. They soon torn
to fruit, or else float away useless and
wasted, upon the idle breeze. So will
it be with present feelings. They must
be deepened into decision or be entirely
dissipated by delay.-TIteodore Cuyler. \
-i
Beecher bas begged Ingersoll's par- I
doo for calling l im ' Bob V Ingersoll
must now quit en liing Beecher "Hank."
It is pleasing to see tbese great divines
dwelling together in unity.-Chicago \
Herald.
- wi ~?i M,m - ;
Public sentiment has ireaefaed a lowyf
point when Uie basest menin commu?
nities dictate ai:d control affairs.
' i^Sp^^?-:?ra?| w?^3^1Co?Jr?ouse
ottpb?e^t^^|mo^ofH?, at it is a
common thiugjor the .Major to;?oaie to
the-?qarthoo?e'jwt^?md a daj^?arcb
ipg recorcf3?;^?g4?g^ &c,
tla^was &{?tstt-pj ins.?business; bot
aferde,yelopm?nts stowed that that was
not'b?r^kc^ssionrfor be hadjaet been
leihet |:Gbn^?os^b^ b?fote- be left
In^w?s^^eento ^" into 'TVml Justice
PaiterwikV; office?; St?I norona sus?
pected anythfr?J 3ut:in:a si?it time
Cot?to*tet*f e** eume ont armed with
a Warrant Wone of our citisens on two
^b^rges of;yiolstion vcf the .liquor law.
. This created'a; ripple^ro the public
mind, and the query began Woe dis
-cussed,- "Who wUl be the next T It
was not long -before this query was
solved, ^
' ou? gi v?n bend- for h is a pp?atan ce for \
trial at trie next -Court bf. General Ses
Lsionstnan Owens cam e Cutan d arres ted
aa tm WOT. ^tHr-mootr gave
1 boo d, "and TheTestablevcame^out &?\
^^^m?i'^j?^i '% jthl?o* ' ci?zeo?i
.against whom was one charge of the
aame, and a -fourth time he -came' out ]
and arrested a fourth citizen Upon six
; charges of violating th e.same law. By
this : time the discussion as to > w h o
would be next eeasedyfor it was thought
theo that a clean sweep would be made
of all those who had been suspected of
felling liquor in the town ; btifr ii stop?"
ped after the fourth arrest had been
made. In the; meantime prominent
citizens were-being arrested and ima nd
over as material witnesses against the
-accused', and fcy the time the last arrest'
was made' not a few" began to feel
"shaky" for none knew, or very few at)
least, when he would be arrested either
as anhaftender or as a witness against
an offender. . '
It turned out that a, number of ladies
iff the town had organized; themselves
infe? a 'coromlttee or society ?for the sup?
pression of the liquor traffic here, aud
.employed a .detective to work up the.
cases, and after he had -worked them]
up they employed Major I si ar to pros?
ecute them, and that was Jibe Major's J
mission here. As a .prel?mtna^ trial
was waived in all cases I was unable to
get 'into- tba .7 .merita ?] .any of - them.
CoL Robert Aldrich and Charles Car?
rol Simms have been retained for the
defence of all the accused..
; This is war^-now, to the rumors of
w'ar. I am reliably informed that sim?
ilar ? oe ie ties or committees exist J]
towns of Allendale, BajgjaEg^jlack^"
ville and ^illisto? o^fythose io the
two lastmed aie composed ; of men \
lies', as it is hereV v In Black?
ville. :hey have- a number.of cases al?
ready worked up and io-the hands of .-j
Major friar fdr prosecution ; but io or?
der to: keep down ' personal animosities
and to give the offenders .an opportunity
to repent aud depart from their old
ways withouftbe suspense of a criminal
prosecution, anort? the same time acf
complish the end of the organization,
have giraMI fc
conn ty papers oj
feet that they W ^feeling
against any one^j ^Wfhem who
are engaged in. th^HPror traffic ; that
they ha ve a*f numbwof cases'Against,
them upon' good evidence ; tba? the
violation of the law has become: open,
flagrant and revolting to law: loving
citizens, and that if they do not cease
the illegal traffic as long as. the law re?
mains on our statute books; they . wilL
press the cases which they have and all
others they can get against them, and
then give them fifteen days, to, make up
their minds as to what they will do.
- .*mwm^?!**r^a*"f
The News in Hell.
. - The following appeared in the Craw-"
ford, Dent County, Mirror two years
ago.* Sk frieM; sentis iOoyrejmJ?ica
tionT^'We ba^?'ct?angect ? word" here
and there, to give it a more general
application, lt is a rare production :
There was a certain drunkard who
got boozy every day, and be. died,
and in hell he lifted,up bis eyes beiug
ir|tooneirf??tl? Pf&J u?
And he saw a rum sell er wide awake.
in^?tai?V besom ; aird- he Sa$f Jinto
Satan, send .the rumseller I. pray you
that be may dip the tip of Jus finger
in whiskey: and cool my tongue for I
am tormented in this flame.
But Satan denied him saying, Thou
hast had gin cocktails and whiskey
slings over yonder, and the rumseller
and I have other business..
And they took counsel together as
to .the"state of Satan's'"kingdoni in the
earth, and behold it prospered great?
ly, and the evil one rejoiced.
And he said unto the drunkard.
Wlieuce earnest? So he answered
and said, From the kingdom of Craw?
ford, which Helli in the north of Bent
county, in the land of Missouri.
. And Satan inquired of him thc elate
of bi8 kingdom iu those ends of the
earth.
And the drunkard answered and
saidj ^Behold, thy kingdojn prosper
eth. X There are cmur?ers.^?nd thefts,
aud riotings, and forgeries, and mock?
ing rn the house of God, and the jail
rejoiceth in fatness and the saloons
are many iu the land. Now, there?
fore, the chief priests and rulers of
the people therein-.-are-?dnunken of
wkiskey-and blaspheme -tire' name of
the Lord.
Then Satan rejoiced and said unto
the drunkard, Come hither into this
warm comer and abide at my right
hand. And he gave bira boiling al?
cohol and streaked lightning to drink
and ministered unto him.
Where are the servants of the
Mighty One that they are so discom?
fited ? said Satan as he and the rum
seller quaffed their fiery draught.
The drunkard answered and said,'
They labor in vain, for the taberna?
cles of the Lord are not filled, and the
sons of men are drunken that they
may not hear.
Then all hell rejoiced, and they
took thc rumseller and made him sec?
ond to Satan only, that he should
have dominion on the earth.
But while they rejoiced there came
an imp, who had dwelt in the form of
a bartender on earth, and had but
lately come unto the uttermost depths
of the bottomless pit, but he outdid
the other imps in subtilty aud cun?
ning, and he came unto Satan and
said.
Behold, the temperance men are
?wake in Missouri, and they are de?
termined the saloons shall be closed,
and they are making war upon thy
chosen ones. , ,
For lately t?i?y Late seized a mar
{-dererwho was a rumseller, and thrust
-him into prison, and there are certain
papers which appose the prosperity
of thy-k?ngdora, and do despite unto
. thy servants the rums ell ers.
. Then the evil one howled ; yea,
verily gnashed his teeth, and hisdev
ils with bim, and he called unto him
seven devils and he charged them,
saying.
Go into the kingdom of Missouri,
unto the land of my dearly beloved,
smite my enemies hip and thigh, and
see that the kingdom of Beelzebub
prospers.
And he named them Murder, and
Theft, and Slander, and Blasphemy,
and Disorder, and Deceit ; and more?
over he sent Drunkenness which is
the father pf them. all.
And he further charged them that
they should lay m wait for the tem?
perance people,and should overwhelm
them with lies, and confound them
that they: see not ihe ways of' right?
eousness.
' Howbeit,, as they counselled to?
gether there came- another imp of
blackest dye, and his fangs like unto
a serpent, and his ?yes^ wer? jike a
Jizard^a^
sud filthiness, and he. crawled upon
the earth and fawned upon Satan and
'said;
; Lo, I have come from the kingdom
of Missouriand I have compassed the
.conversion of goojl men who formerly
spake against thy kingdom and the
powers of drunkenness, and darkness
and won them unto thee 1 and the
thinjrs they* once- loathed and hated
now they Tove, and they advocate the
cause of the rumsellers thy servants,
and deride the prohibitionists, the
children of God.
Then Satan was glad and he spread
.his'wirtg8 and howled for joy, and all
the de vii s clanked their chains and re?
joiced, and glorified the imp which is
.called the'Demon of Drink; for he had
tarried mi?lious info hejl,;and Ped
the earth with misery, wretchedness
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beautifies.
MOTHERS' FRIEND !
NO Moro TeXTOr! This invaluable pre?
paration is truly a tri
NO MOTO Pain! ??PbofsdentificsKU
? and no more inestima
mm mm K . ble benefit was ever
?10 ?WO DangDT! bestowed on the moth?
ers of the world.
-T?- pa- It not enly
Mother or Cl?lcL ?\ORTE^LTIME?F
_ labor.and lessens the
"\ intensity of pain, but,
The Dread of better than all, it
greatly diminishes the
M OT H E R H OflJrSX ?M, ?a
-mm-- m~ vorable to. speedy re
l-l I B w* WA* covery, and far less li
JLB M. Mlm able to flooding, con
misions, and other
-?-and- alarming symptoms
^'-'?t'fL incident to lingerings
- Til Af and painful labor. Its
O Xmf X . truly wonderful effica
_ cy ic this respect enti?
er***.* MM A ties the Mothers'Friend
SaiOty ana SOSO to be ranked as one of
the life-saving appli
-TO- anees given to the
? a . rtr world hy the discover
StuForing Woman? [ies cf modern science.
From the nature of the case it will of course
be understood that we cannot, publish certifi?
cates concerning this remedy without wound?
ing the delicacy of the writers. Yet we hare
hundreds of such testimonials on file, and no
mother who'has once used it will ever again
be without it in her time of trouble.
A prominent poysiciao lately remarked to
the proprietor, that if it were admissible to
make public the letters we receive, the "Moth?
ers1 Friend would out-sell anything on the
market." > .?
I most earnestly entseat-every female ex?
pecting to be confinined, tc. use pother's Be?
lief. Coupled with this entreaty I will add
that during a long obstetrical practice (forty
four years,) I have never known it to fail w
produce a safe and quick, delivery.
H. J. HOLMES, M. D., Atlanta, Ga.
Send for on: Treatise otk^Health and Hap?
piness of Woman," maj?e? free. :
BRADFIELD/?EGULATOR CO.,
-Norir-Atlanta, Ga.
ASHLEY SMALL GRAIN SPECIFIC.
The S. G-. S. is the cheapest, and the best, and the only Specific Fertiliser
for Small Grain on the Market..
The S. G. S. has been used all over our Southern States.for the last three
years, and has given great satisfaction.
ASHLEY ASH ELEMENT,
Of superior activity and efficiency ; a cheap and excellent Fertilizer for
Small Grain, especially when nsed. with Cotton Seed or manure to supply
Ammonia.
ASHLEY COMPLETE SAUDEN FERTILIZER,
Delivered free ; specially adapted to Roses, Geraniums, Pansies, Flowering
Annuals, &c.
For terms, directions, testimonials, and for the various attractive and instruc?
tive publications of the Company, address,
THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO.
Sept 23 . _ v Charleston, S. C.
RICHARD J. MORRIS,
-DEALER IN
Stoves, Banges. Grates, &c,
ROOFING TIN, SOLDE R,
SHEET IRON AND WISE.
Itt KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. Ce
Sept 16 o
-ON
EASY TERR
I have the agency in
.this ?ou?ty for the
CELEBRATED ^ :
IDEAL BICYCLE,
THE BEST BICYCLE MADE
FOB THE HONEY. .. ..
3?T For particulars, ?ali
on me at the WATCHMAN AND
SOUTHRON OFFICE, . where I
will take pleasure in exhibit
in? the machine.
0. P. OSTEEN.
The Largest and Most Complete
Establishment South.
Established 1842.
GEO. 8, HACKER & SON,
Office and Warerooms, King, opporite
Cannon Street.
CHARLESTON, S> C.
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS,
'?ND BUILDING MATEEIAL.
$ MONEY HADEI S
Oood?nTU?tji_l
?a ffcOO lo
fJToO per diy c*t
.raulns for the
"BIVOUAC"
(the weo?l&tn
Southon monthly
magvme),
20 Per Cea.
Profit,
Btgifar price,
ft 00 per yeer; will
tend S copies ll
swstht on reedje.
Of ??M.
Sample Copleo,
90 centi ee^h?
Mtom" SOUTHERN BIVOUAC/*
B. F. Avery ?fe Sons, Louisville. Ky
SAVE YOUR PHONEY
-BY
MARKING YOUR CLOTHES
-WITH
RUBBER STAMP
-AND
INDELLIBLE INK.
FOR SALE BT
C. P. OSTEEN,
At Watchman and Southron Office,
SUMTER, S. C.
MST Inh Warranted Infallible.
B. F. MITCHELL IM,
- * T ~~ ' PROPRIETORS OP
The Merchant Flour Mills
AND ^
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OP
COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, ar. c.
OFFER FOR SALE
AT LOWEST PRICES
Choice grades FLOUR, own manTt're.
-- ALSO,
Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMINY.
CRACKED CORN, &c.
-ALSO,
Selected RED RUST PROOF SEED
OATS.
Selected North Carolina and Maryland
SEED RYE,
AU oar Goods guaranteed best quali?
ty and at lowest prices. No charge for
delivery to Railroad.
B. F. MITCHELL & SON.
APRT71? Send 8iI 661118 for p?8tRge
Fm/lILand receive free, a costly box of
goods which will help yon to more money,
right away than anything else in this world.
AU, of either sex, succeed from first hoar.
The broad road to fortune opens before the
workers, absolutely sure. At once address,
True & Co., Augusta, Maine...
167 and 169 -EaH^B?a^^^M
Dec. 2 -., ,. j .
S. B. THOIOS, Agt I
No. 32tf KING; 'STB?K^?
Win?fiw -Mes, l^^^pp?l
LACE CURTAIS JS|
CORNICES ANO ufH?i^^?qoii^^^
WINDOW AWNINGS MAD? TO ORDER* ??
CHARLESTON S. ?. ??l
Dec H- - --?-~r* . . ;0'v^?^
T. S. i*ii?jsoi*y^
... :;. .:. -7:?~K' . .'. :.V.-^
Wholesale and B?tail Demier xa- ^
Boots, Shoes, Tranks,
Bags, &c. ?M^|
JW). 233 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. O.
Particular attention giren to FH?flgr?j
of Orders, and all Goods guaranteed aa
represented. -v "-'?- \$Sj?,
Jan 6 _ -7 ^ ;3^^
GEO. W; STEFFENS,
* SUCCESSOR TO, v;? ?
Steffens & Werncfi l
Auction and Commission; Mercfcanfcig
and Liqnor Doalor. v . 3?
197 EAST 3AY Jab 5?;AHD 52 STATE S'B^p
(Auction Boom; State Street,)"1
CmRLESTOJfr^i^z^^
.ffr. .enlistments Elicited;'-,. r^^S
? N?T 25":: - ; . .:.'/.. -&m??
5-hooks, $1.50;^^qpi?t$?3j.lo?co!a^8
FANCY: GOODS, GHBISTilAS CABDS?
STATIONER? and a Taxier/ o? articles io* ? "
Christmas Presente. y . ; ' " . .J^Bt
STAMPING^ANB?Xmt?W^^^
and a foll assortment of all necessary mate^S^
rials. Lessons, in Embroidery ai re?soaaHe^
rates. Butterick's Fashionable 'Dress . Eat-^S
terns at PHIL. SCHUCKMAKW,
271 KING SX-ZOTABI?Siei^^b^i
. Dec.16 . \.;," ^':y-;>:-yy^
GEO. L G. COOK, I
'"' 281 KING STREET, ;';;Jil
Man*24 ' "?- VV1^T3??||
273 KIM STREET;
m?m
CHAKLESTOS^StCpj
. . -'FOR--. '
Fine Dimonds, W?????i^
CLOCKS, i^WELEr, ; - ?
.. " ." " ''-V y'~J-';
? '?? . . --jr. ?- ' K . . .-...*>*.
SILVER AND PLATED WABE
SPECTACLES AND GI?ASSKpL
_-_-_J?* j^i^^wt of - - 'ti-'.'r
WEDDING PRESENTS ?
. --: always on h*nd^--J -:- -
Order* promptly filled, Watc&u and
jewelry carefully rtpa&td-'hy I
expert wodbie?.1
273 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. CJ v
Sept23 - -?? ? .- fR ,;HO.^yfjs
PAVILION
CHARLESTOI?, S. Cr \
iYrsf (Tfass tn aU tte Appointments*
Supplied with all Modern ImproTensemtt. :.^?
Excellent Cuisine, Large Airy Bj?rns,
Otis Passenger Elevator, . BfecP- -
trie Bdlaand Lights, Heat- -I : . '
ed Rotunda. - " J
BATES $2.00, $2.50 AND $3.00. g
Rooms Reserved by Ma? or TdegrapkM
sept i6 ,k>^^^.? v:v :-3
THE Hem WINDSOR J
211 KINtj STREET.
Four Door* Sovti Academy of Musk. .: - ' ^
CHARLfiSTWy Si O.- i|j
rpHIS well appornted Hotel jras^psjflSjfel
X the rec8p???^f Goestt;iiarch lat, 1885,
by G. T. AfLFORD, recently proprietor of
the/JftsMnWghton HoteL^' StuTrVto^^tew?^
"-Tue "WINDSORS it :iie*lyi-:farf?t?L^
throughout, haring Woren Wire Spriss and
Hair Matresses on all beds Froatinf ?a
King Street, with extensiTe .Southern expos?
ure, making vj
All the Booms Dry, Airy and Pleasant.
To make the "HOTEL WINDSOR^ irbafr-M
has long been wanted, a STRICTLY ?Js?^P
LY HOTEL,
No Liquors will he sdd on the premise*.
Rates, $1.50 to $2:00'per day-Liberal ;
terms made by ttie'week or~uibuth.
G. T. ALFORD; Manag T, "
THE AIM AR HOUSE,
CORNER OF
Yanderhorst ?nd King St? . ;i
HAVING BEEN LEASED BY
mis? KCeirlot,
(Formerly of 190 M?etiBg5i^)
IS NOW OPEN for th? t?ec?*o?atioa af .
Boarders. Parties rititinf Caafhttom wfll
find this Hoose conrenieotly sUaatod foe tuU
ness, and directly on the line of Street Rsilwaf. \
Terms, per day, $1 50. -. .i^"
Feb 18_, , ^
?])???,UU? 5 cents postage, and by mafi^o? !
will get/fw a package of goods of larf^Taloa,
that will start you in wort tlia^t?^ggetj|
bring yon in money faster than anythhajJ
lese in America. All about tba $200,000 Tl
presents with each. box. A?t*ts wan?
erery where, of either tex? of aft afeante m
the time, or spare time only, to^woek
it their own homes. TottaMi%^B^msM
tn absolntaly ?im^:--:I>o^^iqg^J