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Evening Star, Issue 3741, 18 February 1875, Page 3

Spiritualism is like hoarding-house hash. Mystery is its greatest charm. Gone Home,—A jealous Woolloomooloo girl took morphine, one morning recently, followed up with prussic acid, and went to a celestial ball that night. A Victorian youny lady is going to jump for a wager at the next athletic sports. Nine feet seven is her usual standing jump. It is said she cuts grasshoppers.

Late Advertisements. WANTED, a General Female Servant. Apply Mrs Burton, William street, top of High street. ANTED, for a Family, a respectable i , , ..-Puddle-aged Woman. Apply Urquhart M Pherson, High street. WANTED, a respectable Girl, toleamthe . Millinery and Straw work. Apply to the Misses 11. and F. Glover, George street. VJTTANTED, a strong, active Lad, about * 18. Apply S. Lister, printer, Stafford street. \/\7 AN i IjD, two Men for dredge New Era. tit „ , Apply to-morrow morning, at Harbor Master s Office, Kattray stree t Wharf, sharp Works! ' D - 6 - Stephens, Inspector of \A/" ANTED, a Smart, Active, Bespectable n i. qA A^ ply Immediately, L. Lyons’s Crockery Shop, Fleet street (Arcade) * w Hotel. ANTED, a respectable young Girl as General Servant. Apply Momingtou ANTED, a respectable Boy, about fourwh«> can write well. Philip Mitchell, Fleet street. WANTED, Stone-cutters at new Museum Building, Great King street. Apply to K. Howlison, builder.