(¿ Jie g emopatie Silura. K. RUBLI, FRIDAY,................................. APRIL 26, 1878. Odd Fellow»' Building, JaekwüiIlle, Oregon, J .V J /) VEfìTLS/XQ LA }. When drawer and pocket both seem thin, And much goes out and naught comes in, It would be exceedingly wise, Advertise! When times are hard, and cash is low, And trade comes in most awful slow, What is it that 1 would advise?— DEALER & WORKER IN For thus it is with men of brain Finding their fortune on the wane, And hoping they may take a rise— Advertise! Your Ilelmbolds, Stewarts, Barnums, too, Dry goods, menagerie, and btlchu— Exalt this method to the skies: Advertise! Bonner with ltextor, Flatbush Maid- Tom Scott upon the rail lie’s laid— Had but one wav to win the prize: Advertise! The greatest men who live to-day Have found in this tho only wav To dwell beyond the common size: Adverli e! It never yet was known to fail To brighten times and make a sale; To blind your luck w ith golden ties, Advertise! So, let your name be Smith or Grimes, Try this one way to cheat hard times; You’ll find herein the secret lies: Advertise! A CAMPAIGN MASDDR. AGRICULTURAL NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES HARDWARE, TINWARE, ' POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Fuse and Caps,. Wooden and Willow Ware ROPE, NAILS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. GLASS CUTLERY, WIRE, Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose, I t is stated that the only reliable means of ridding the henroost and pig eon loft of vermin is a preparation of sulphur and carbon technically called sulphuret of carbon. In France it ha* been thoroughly tested, and it is said that it works like a charm. It kill- the insects which prey upon pigeons and fowls without injuring the birds. A bottle containing the solution will last several days and the cost is small. Put two ounces of the sulphate of car ton in a bottle open at the mouth ami hang it by a string in the hen-house. At the end of eight days the taittle should be refilled. The remedy is said to be infallible. It as good as claimed it should bo known to every farmer’s wife and poultry raiser throughout the country. California Street, JACKSONVILLE. - - H x < c n i » ». r dXa YOUNG PRINCE. $60! $60! $60! And Liberal Discount Made for Cash ! Descriptions anti Pedigrees. READ HUIE LIST OF SALES 1’OR 1S7G ANI» I testimonials from the very best judges in the county. We. the umlersigncd residents of Jackson «•ouniy, owning and having used the Singer Machine sutlicientlv long to natiffy us that it is in < c< i </ r«*sp<*ct ;t /ii-Mf-claxM machine for all kinds ot family work, would cheerfully rec- ommend it to all wishing to purchase* a tirst- elass sewing machine: Mrs. <;«■<>.Wilson, ¡Mrs. T. B. Atkinson, M is. l’res. Pliipi's, 'Mrs. s. J. Oliver, Mrs. I. J. Phipps, Airs. F. Luv, Mrs. M. Lolland, Mrs. John t trtli, M rs. S. E. I tunlap, Mrs. E. R. Reames, Mrs. T. W. Johnson, Mrs. N. Fisher, M rs. Wm. Pav ne, M iss A. Ross, Mrs. M. Riggs, ¡Mrs. T. T. McKenzie, Mrs. J. Houck, Mrs. J. Ritter, Mrs. M. A. Palmer, M. Mayer, mer. tailor Mrs. L, <¿anting, John Farley, “ I A. Marks, “ Mrs. H. Helms. M rs. t '. W. Sav age, Needles, oils and all kinds of attachments on hand or ordered. LADIES’AM) GENTS’FURNISHING GOODS, SINGER MANF’G co., Cor. First ami Yamhill Sts., Portland, Ogn. DAVID 1.INN, Agent, Jacksonville. JACKSONVILLE BRANCH SEWING M ACH INE SALES IN 1876. Consolidation of HODGE, SNELL A CO., and T. A. DAVIS A CO., NOTICE, STOCKMEN ! —OF— The Singer iVU g Co. sold 262,316 W 11 O L E SALE DRUGGIST S, THE PACIFIC MUTUAL 71 FRONT STREET PO HTI AN D, OI ì K C m O N. ON HAND LIFE INSURANCE CO., Ob’ CALI KO1ÏN I A DRUGS, J. N. T. MILI.ER....................... PRESIDENT PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES PATENT MEDICINES, J. N I N A N..................... V IC E- P R ES I DEN T THE WELL-KNt >WN VERMONT HoRSE ¡MAX Ml LI,ER....................... SECRETARY I E. B. WAiStiN.........................ATTORNEY GLASSWARE, H7.V/4OIF 67,JAN, T his standard article is compound ed with the greatest care. Its effects arc as wonderful and as satisfactory as ever. It restores gray or faded hair to its youthful color. It removes all eruptions, itclnng and dandruff. It gives the head a cooling, soothing sensation of great comfort, and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean. By its tonic properties it restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor, preventing baldness, and mak ing the hair grow thick and strong. As a dressing, nothing has been found so effectual or desirable. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assayer of Massachusetts, says, “The con stituents are pure, and carefully se lected for excellent quality ; and I consider it the B est P uepahatioh for its intended purposes.” G.1L AIKEN........ MEDICAL EXAMINER ILL STAND Fol! MARES AT THF. I nion l.iverv Stable during the season of HTs, coninieiiving April 1st and ending EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: July 1st. PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND. Alike is 11 vears old. was sin d l>v old P. Dl NN, K. Kt I'd.1, JACOB ISH. Vermont, out of a t horoiigl .1 >t ed W hip ma r< - : he is a beautiful bav, 17 hands high, well BLUE VITRIOL, DIRECTORS : formeil, and weighs l,i>o>i pounds. He lias sired more tine horses, according to t In* ela — j .1. N. T. Miller, J. Nunan, Max Muller of mares licit have been bred to him, than LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC. hi. 11. Aiken, F. Dumi, E. B. Watson any other horse in the world, of his age, and he is without doubt th<* Favorite Horse i I.icol « Ish, K. Kubli, < 'has. Niek«*ll wherever known. Sole Agenti* tor Oregon for the cele I will furnish pasture to those desiring it M. Hanley, E. F. Walker brated CARBOLIC sill II' />//» Whirl ! .lohn Watson, at 75 cents per week. I will not be re-pon kills Ticks, Lice and all pantsites on sheep, III. F. Re« ser. sible for any accidents or escapes. and is a sure cure for screw-worm, s«*al»aml Tel ms Twentv dollars. fool rot. Circular-ent on application. J. A. CARDWELL. PAINTS. OILS AND DANIEL F. BEATTYS PIANOS AND ORGANS. | 4 PPl.K'ATK >NS 1 OR INSlRAXt T. I .A mav l>e made to any member ot the j 1 '•<>ard oi I tireclors. B. HOSTEL, PIANO, Grand, Square and Upright, and BEAT TY’S CELEBRATED GOLDEN T o N g I I PH( > FESS It »N A L 11AIR-CU TTER, PARLOR ORGANS are the sweetest toned and most perfect instruments ever betöre IN ORTH'S BUILDING. manufactured in this or any other count rv. The world is challenged to equal them. Best discounts and terms ever before git cn. Rock Bottom panic prices now ready to job ) 1,SPE( Tl’t’I.I.Y ANNOI NCF.S To bers, agents and the trade* in general. An K 1 lie public ot Jackson ville and vicinitv otFer: These celebrated instruments (either Piano or • *rgan) boxed amf shipped to any- where, on live or fifteen days’ test trial. Money refunded and freight paid both ways if in any wav un-atisfactory. Full v war ranted for six vears a- strictlv first-class. EXTRAORDINARY LIBERAL discounts given to Churches, Schools, Lodges, Halls. Mmisters. Teachers, etc., in order to have them introduced at once when’ I have no agents. Thousands now in use. New Il All kinds <>| birds stuffed and put up in lustrated ADVERTISER, (Catalogue Edi most natural sh.ip<*s. tion), with list pf testimonials, now ready, Jacksonville, hCc. 11, 1*77. sent tree. Established in |s.5!t. Address ' DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jer-ev. S. P. HANNA. A . M A K K S, TAILOR! \\' A< ;C)N - M A KKK, Jacksonville, Oregon, IN CRONEMILLERS BUILDING, IS I in receipt <>t a lull assortment of material and i repared to do all work in his line on -lioit notice and in a workmanlike maimer. \ chicles <>t t*vrry description math* toorder. Icrnis reasonable and satisfaction guaran teed. Repairing a specialtv. Manufacture of Complete New Suits! S. P. HANNA. Jacksonville, November 5, ls”7. A good stock of all kinds ot Gents’ Trim mings will be kept on hand. Persons de siring to make up their own goods can have the same cut to order. Samples of goods WHO WANTS A HOME? kept from which suits can l>o ordered and HUIE UNDERSIGNED. IX ORDER TO made tip. I close partnership, otler for sale a farm Jacksonville, June 23, 1877. ot 320 acres, pleasantly situated on Rogue river, on t he direct road to Fori Klamath, 34 GREAT SACRIFICE! miles from lacksonville. The place is most ly rich bottom land, well watered, with an extensive out side range tor norses, catt le or sheep. Will l>e sold on easy terms: One- —IN— fourth down, tlie balance on liberal credit. 1 lie Stock. eon-1st ing of hor-es, call l<*, sheep and hoÿs, along with the (arm implements, B I j A C K S M 1 T 11 I XC. ! hay, grain, etc., can be bought cheap, giving purchaser of the place preft-rence it desired. HI LL BROS. ill stand at mv stable four miles north* I east o] 1 ‘In en i x t he «*nsuing season. (Wed nes- i days and Fridays excepted) commencing 4 S ALLOUR M Ei:< HANTS ARESELL- ; April 1st and ending July I, 1*7«. ing out at cost and freight, I am ready on ng Prine«* was si red by the well known to d<> blacksmithing at cost and freight, but ; horse W hit«* Prince, owned bv W. C. Mver. must have the cash when the work is com . qt Ashland, out ot a Blackhawk mare. He pleted. Shop on the corner of California i is a dark iron gray, has very tine action, is and Main streets. : remarkably plea-ant in disposition,and will DAVID <’RONEMILLF.IL weigh ationt l.l'M» pounds. Terms: Ten dollars, in U. S. gold coin, SIGN PAINTERS tor tlie season, to be paid at tin» end t hereof. S. C. TAYLOR. IV ANTED IN EVERY SF.t'Tft >N (>F THE United States and Provinces to answer 1 > 1/ xJ'H business you can engage in. 85 Address 1*1 *> ' 1 to 820 ¡»er day made by workers this advertisement. of eittier sex, right in their own localities. DANIEL F. BEAI'TY. Washington, N.J. : Particulars and samples worth S5 free. Im EW Guns made to order and repairing prove y<<nr spate tunc at this business. Ad- A properly done by JOHN MH.I.ER. ’ dress Sitx-ox A Co., Portland, Maine. ion? liuv a Pistol or J' >11.N MILLER. BOX Tor, 2 DRAWERS Jt DROP LEAF! LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE HODGE, DAVIS & CO., MACHINES! fin $30 SINGER for $60 ! S( 'A M PERI»(>WN is a beautiful dark bay. lf> hand- high, six years old thisSpring. and as to form and appearance is uticqualed in the State, lit* was bred by Theo. Winters, of California, and was sired by Norfolk. (Sec* Norfolk’s pedigri-e.) His first dam is “Nettie W.,” by “Belmont”; second dam “Lady Davis,” by “Red Bill.” 'Sec suid North of San Francisco, consisting of a Fine Slock of Book.) The same authority gives “La<lv Davis" as the dam of "Dasliaway,” “Beau ” and "Richmond,” all by “Bel GENTS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. HATS AND CAPS. regard mont.” I’>< >ST< >N is a 1 ilood or chestnut sorrel, and is a perfect specimen ot tin* heavy, large 1>1< A -04 X >2 boned English running horse, such as "Mes senger” and old “Boston." He is 4 .vears old this Spring, weighs near 120(1 pounds, and is over 10 hands high. He is also by Norfolk. His dam was “Minttio Rifle,” by “Rilleman;” second dam “Julia,” by “Red TRUNKS, VALISES, Etc., Bird;” he by "Sea Gull,” and he by ‘•Jin Which is surpassed by none in the county and will be sold at prices to SUIT TH E TIM ES. ported Expedition;” thirj dam by “Ber trand,” Ac. We deem it unnecessary to give It shall continue to be my aim to give a more extended pedigree in this instance, but we can af any time do so for those who The Most Goods for the Least Money, <hnbt. His grandsire was “Lexington” on the sire’s side, and on his dam’s side “<>ld and to place before my patrons a variety of articles not to be found in any other house. Boston,” two of the greatest and noblest It is not my intention to mislead the public by advertising goods 1 cannot produce upon horses America liasever been honored vv ¡th. inquiry, but to give value received in every instance. A call from every purchaser at We invite the attention of breeders to thi* my old stand is solicited. N. FISHER. unequaled colts of “Scamperdown” for size, action, looksand general make-up for al! uses. TOLMAN A litto'l'II. i'?t" For further particulars st*e circulars. MERCHANT THE FINE YOUNG STALLION, SEWING aving determined to maintain the position iifrui ’ ofore occu pied by me as the largest RET \ 1 L DEALER in Southern < iregon, I take this means of announcing that 1 am now displaying the HUIE UNDERSIGN ED HAVE NOWON 1 hand the most complete and best stock JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, I of millinery goods ever brought to Jackson- i | ville, consiting of I) F.< 'ENTRY <>F SAN FRANCISCO, |j AS 11 opened a Tailor Shop in .«la-oiiic Build ing, (opposite t he Postotliee), where In* is IIATS, BONNETS. prepared to execute all work in hislinetn Flowers, ribbons, laces, neckties, gloves, a workmanlike manner, from the cleaning collars and cutis, etc., etc., which we will and repairing of clothes to the sell at low prices. We have on hand a number of the cole- j brated Howe Sewing Machines, which we j will sell etieap tor cash, or exchange fot I grain. MISSES d . A M.t’ARDWELL. IN PRICES OF \\rILI. BE KEPT AT THE STABLES OF it Manning A Montgomery, in Jackson ville, < Iregon, the ensuing season, beginning April 1st and ending July 1, 1878. They w ill serve mates for Thirty-live dollars, for the st*ason, payable at the elose thereof, in cash, note, or such produce as may be agreed upon. Mares proving not to be w ith foal (without fault of theowner) can be bred the following season of Chary? tor the services of the horse. AT TIIE STORE OF OREGON. Sewing Machines for Sale. 0 UG 11 B11 EDS, SCAMPERDOWN and BOSTON ! TO THE PUBLIC: NEW MILLINERY STORE! Wheat................................................... 60 Indian Corn......................................... 56 Rye........................................................ 56 Peas.......................................... 60 48 Barley 36 Oats... Bea ns... 60 Clover................................................... 60 Timothy Seed..................................... 48 Buckwheat.......................................... 48 Flax Seed............................................ 50 Hemp Seed ........................................ 44 Blue Grass Seed.................................. 14 Castor Beam*....................................... 4!) Potatoes, Turnips, Carrots, Pars nips, Beets and Onions............. 60 Salt........................................................ 56 Dried Apples...................................... 22 Dried Peaches..................................... 33 Mult................................................ *.... 36 Immense Reduction in Prices ! IMPLEMENTS, When Dr. R. V. Pierce was a candidate tor State Senator, his political opponents ' published a pretended analysis ot his popu ETC., ETC. lar medicines, hoping thereby to prejudice ’ the people against him. His election By an overwhelming majority severely rebuked I have secured the services of a First-class his traducers, who sought to impeach his j business integrity. No notice would have Moclianic, and am prepared to do all repair bueu taken of these campaign lies were it not that some of his enemies (and every ing promptly and in superior style. successful business man has his full quota ot envious rivals'are republishing these bo gus analyses. Numerous and most absurd ! formulas have been published, purporting I to come from high authority; and it is a TN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE, aigpitieaut fact that no two have been at all | 1 I am r«*«*eiving and have constantly on alike—conclusively proving the dishonesty hand a full and first-class stock of of their authors. The tollowing is from the Buffalo Com- ! Groceries, '»tcrrial, ot Oct. 23, 1.877." “Hardly a dozen years ago he(Dr. Pierce) DRY GOODS, Gum Boots. TOBACCO. came here, a young and unknown man, al- : most friendless, with no capital except his Ready-Made Clothing, own manhood, which, however, included ' plenty of brains ami pluck, indomitable perseverance, and inborn uprightness. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY, Etc.. Etc. Capital enough for any vonng man, in this j progressive country, it only he has good health and habits as well, lie had all these 1 Td?“ Everything sold at reasonable rates. great natural advantages and one thing K. Kl’BLI. more, an excellent education. He had j Give me a call. Jacksonville, Feb. Ik, 1875. studied medicine Qtid been regularly li censed to practice as a physician. But he was still a student, fond of investigation and experiment. He discovered, or invented, important remedial agencies or compounds. Not choosing to wait wearily lor the sick and I suffering to find out (w ithout anybody to tell them) that he could do them good, be i advertised his medicines and invited the whole profession, ot every school, to exam ine and pronounce judgment upon his for mulas. He advertised liberally, profusely, but with extraordinary shrewdness, and with a method which is in itself a lesson to all who seek business by that perfectly le gitimate means. His suc<*ess has been some thing marvelous—so great indeed that it must be due to intrinsic merit in the articles AND MARBLE WORKS. he sells more even than to his unparalleled skill in the use of pi inter's ink. The pres ent writer once asked a distinguished dis pensing druggist to explain the secret of Ho! Unto All Who Thirst! the almost universal demand for Dr. Pierce’s COME YE UNTO medicines. He said they were in fact genu ine medicines—such compounds as every good physician would prescribe for the dis THE SODA SPRINGS! eases which they were advertised tocure. Of course, they cost less than any druggist AND DRINK WITHOUT would charge for the same article supplied on a physician’s prescription, and besides there was the doctor’s fee saved. Moreover MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE! buying tiie drug in such enormous quanti ties, having perfect apparatus for purifying and compounding the mixture, he could not only get belter articles in the first place, but rpiIE UNDERSIGNED IS Now KEEP- 1 ing tlie Soda Springs House and, having present the medicine in better form and cheaper than the same mixture could possi repaired and refitted’lie same, is now pre pared to accommodate all that may favor bly be obtained from and other source. It may be thought that all this having ref him with a cal I. Prices to suit the hard times. erence to Dr. Pierce’s private business has no THE MARBLE BUSINESS point whatever w hen considered in connec tion with the proper qualifications of a can Wil] still bo a specialty. All orders in this didate tor the Singe. Perhaps. But it is line promptly tilled in the best manner and the fashion now, aim will be tor a fortnight at reasonable rates. more, with sundry journals, to make sneer Address as usual, ing allusions to this very matter. After J. H. RUSSELL, Ashland. that briet period, they will la* quite ready to go on doing its work as before, and as al ways before, to speak of him as a great pub lic bermtaetor.” OUKIAL VEIG1ITM OF l>IFFF.KI.A I klM» OF GIIAIN. KOO I S. Ac. 77/ NEWMAN FISHER Pumps, GREAT REDUCTIONS THE FINE AT Til IS <>I.1> STAND! TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, etc. Advertise! When folks go streaming past your door, And never step inside the store. My best advice do not despise: Advertise! IS.YCIv LAST CALL! FRANCO-AMERICAN HOTEL &L RESTAURANT. Price, One Dollar. Opposite Od<l Fellows' Hall, FOR THE WHISKERS. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. i madami : holt . HUIE M AD \M E TAKES Tills MEI'HoD I of tendering her I hanks to the public toi tlx* patronage which ha- hitherto I■.••■n ex tended to her. and wytild respeetlully solicit its continuance. Her tables are always under her immedi- ate control ; and by her long c\| erii nee in the business she feels confident th:*> she w ill give ent ire satisfaction to all. Her t>< ds and rooms are fitted up in the most cointortabh style, suited to the accommodation ol -ingl< occupants or famili<*s. Iler bed - are a I w a vs kept‘clean. MEALS AT Aid. H<»1 Rs. UNION , Manufactured by R. P. HALL &. CO » Cell tj tU NASHUA, N.H. kafi Ciilors U URktau. , ; 1/1) 1/1/ | ANY PERSON WHO WILL j I it I«1 i . malm ami toivvarit me a list <«f t li<* Ham«'* of reliable persons oi their ae- ijuaintam*«* who wish to procur«* an instru- im*nl. either Piano <>r organ, I will use my best cmleav ors io sell them on«*, amt tor ev- erv Piano I sm*«««-«1 in selling to their list wit bin on«* year 1 will credit them with sli>. and for evt'iv Organ s.5, lobe applied «on pav inent of eJlier a Piano or Organ; amt when it amounts to a sum sufficient t«> ¡>ay tor any in>t i nment, si'lected at tin* lowest vv holesale price, I will immediately sliip tho- instrument, tn*««, or after any amount is' er« dited t he balance may b<* paid me in caslr and 1 w ill then ship them tlie instrument. They need not be known >n the matter, ami will b<* doing their friends a real service, as i I shall make special oilers to them, selling a siipt rior instrument for from one-half to I tvvo-tbirds what is ordinarily asked by j agents. Pleas«* s«*ml me a list at once, ami I after you bav «• made inquiry, you can adtl ! to it. Ad«lr«*ss ; DANIELF. BEATTY, Washington, N.J. LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,, COR. CALIFORNIA A 4th SIS. rpiIE undersigned would RE- 1 spoctfnlly inform their friends and the public generally that they have purchased the above estaldishment, which will be hencefortli conducted under their constant personal supervision, ami they guarani«*« satisfaet i n to all w ho may favor tlmm with their patlonage. These stables ar«* centrally located, and within c<niv«*ni«‘iit distance of th«* various hous«*s of public enterlaiiitnent. Horses and mules wilI lie board«si and cared tor al moilerat«* charges. They have one of the larg«*st ami tines! stocks in Oregon, south ot I’<>rt land, of BUGGIES AND CARRIA'J'S, Witli single or <lou(de teams, lor hire «»n rea sonabh* terms. Also goo«l Sad«ll«* Horse- and Mules, which will !•<• hired to go to any part <>t the «*ountry at modenitt* rams. Animals bought ami sold, ami broke t< saddle or harness. J. A. CARDWELL. ! rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE SCHOOL TEACHERS: I notice to all those indebted to them, either by note or book account, to conn* tor- ward at once mid settle their accounts before yrou CAN EASILY INCREASE YOUR I salary by dev«>ting a v«*ry small por the 15th day <>t April next, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney tion ot your leisure .line to mv inter« st. I for tore«•<I collection. We mean business, as do not expect you to canvass tor my cel«*-* brate«! l>«*att_v s Pianos ami Organs unless our books MI ST ire closed. von see fit to: but th«* scrvi«*e 1 r«*<pi re of volt FISHER A CARO. both pleasant ami profitable. Full partic P. S.—I will offer for sale all my house is ulars free. Address hold and kitchen furniture and a fiist-ela-s DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, N.J piano. All those w ishing a bargain w ill do well to give me a call. A. FISHER. J )<»WDER - Giant, Blasting or gnu powder, IL, Whetstones, Tape nrd Chalk Lines J F you want a No. 1 home-made Rifle or i I all kinds, ami caps ami fus«7, f(>r sal«* in puiutitics to suit, by Jo 11N MILLER. for sale at JOHN MILLER, L tir-t-clas.s >ho!gtm g>> to J. MIL!.EK. O • This elegant preparation may I mj relied on to change the color of the beard from gray or any other undesir able shade, to brown or black, at dis cretion. It is easily applied, being in one preparation, and quickly and ef fectually produces a jM?rmanent color* which will neither rub nor wash off. j EsLblished in 1852. i i ! KELSEY'S NURSERIES! i i OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. I AHuEl.Y STOCKED THE. PRESENT I j Season with evervthing in the NU RSERY LINE. Fruit Trees of AU Kinds, SURI Its, ROSES, BULBS, ■7T fiVrT'T'"'NTr' trri r» t, rvr ATTTG GARDEN SEEDS. ETC. Send for Catalogue. Free. W. F. KELS»EY, Proprietor. make money t.rst««r at work for us I > ’ can than at anything else. Capital not re- <|iiir«*«l; we will start you. $12 per, «lav., at home made by the imiustrious. .M4.*n* w«.*» tneu. boys ami girls wanted ev«-rv w here to work for us. Now is th«* time. < ostly out fit and terms fre«*. A«ldress True A Co.. Augusta. ”