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NJoRJ'GAtsI &c SALE. 90 Whereas. on the
ION OF the county Lasale, the state of Illinois,
cuted and delivered to the nndersgned samuel NJ Rove
promissory note of that date whereby he promises to pay
after date of said note the sum hundred and seventy
six t660 dollars, with interest at ten per cent per an
in Consideration OF the IN said note expressed
aud Of the further sum OF one dollar to em IN hand pad
t0ra A. his wife, party Of the first part In order The better
TO the % s eof and erect T said
mssory note did grant bargain sell romsr alien and con
ali the following described lot piece or parcel Of land stu
ate in the county OF Lnsat In The STATE Of lH9is towt
Sheridan county of LSSnS ana state OF iaG %hsH
Dalton and h!s wife filed tor record In the Recorders
A D. lSl2, and duly recorded IN volume ii@ OF the
cords OF deeds ofsaid county, on page ~ ,.,, ..
that III OF default in the payment of the said note
or any part thereof to ne tenor aSr %mH eseI sd
conveyance their assigns legal representatives, or ator
newspaper published In Ottawa illinois or by posting up
written printed notices in four places In the county
or any part thereof and right and equity redemption
OF said party ct the FIRST part their heirs admin.
bidder cash. Ottawa Illinois and at the time appoint
time to time at discretion and upon NE making OF such
sale salc ~ the attorney Of the sali aton Tor such
he name undcrsgned shall execute and deliver 10
The purchaser deeds Tor tnr CONVEYANCE Ia Zee OF the pren
of expenses OF advertising selling and CONVEYING as aiorr
said including attorneys fees. and CO the amount due on
said note 49, rendering the oyeplus, II any to the said
party OF the first part their a'sgns NJ the office OF the
uuicrsigned IN Sher dan, La sale county, Illinois
and whereas. there is Justly, legally and eQutaby
due the Undersigned said note the whole Of the prn
Cpa thereof together with Interest accrued thereon
since the ninetceath dsy oil March 1874 and, whereas
o. whole OF said principal with the Interest aforesaid" re-
mhlus due aud unpaid now therefore, notice IL hereby
that saturday, tile hrst day of November j.
S by virtue oi the conferred on u ~ tho -n'd con
ycyhucc and uLcr the provisions thereof the under
1.ued samuel ". Rowe aud Dyson MI will proceed TO
sell public Vcnduc TO the highest aud best bidder tor ca,
Ia hand the above ribbed prcm - 10 satisfy tie aHsuut
due said promlssory uOTc together win the costs ana
expenses OF sale.
Said sale will be held the sou door Of ne court house
In the city OF Ottawa Ia -l county Of L. Sale uuG VIII
commence ut the hour OF two o'clock ia the afternoon pl
tho day last aforesaid.
SAMUEL VI. ROWE.
DYSON MILLER,
ELDEEDGE q LEWIS, A',ys. Mortgages.
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Patent liuticr

The experiment OF maxim" butter from
beef Suct, after a French invention. is going on
IN various places in this Country-in California
as well as Connecticut among the rest. The
process is thus described: \ large tank is
filled with sheets of fresh, selected suet, which
is thoroughly cleansed by the use of cold
water. Then it Is run through n machine
similar to sausage cutter, and ground
thoroughly at the rate of 1900 lbs. an hour,
coming out as white a. snow. 1t is immedi.
ately thrown into "A val containing about a
foot of water. The entire mass is raised to a
temperature of blood heat no degrees
Fahrcnheiu by COIL OF steam pipe laid in
the water After half an hours constant
stirring it is allowed to settle and in a few
minutes all the little pieces of membrane and
scrap sink to the bottom, while the fat or
pure stcarinc and Olcine float on the water
This is gathered oil and placed in another
vat to cool, and, when about the consistency
Of lard, is wrapped in cloths ta6out 5000 lbs
in each wrapper and subjected to presses of
tremendous power. As the pressure is an.
Iplicd the olcinc OoZeS through the cloth and
/ is conveyed by little trOughs, similar to those
/ of cider mill to another tub. In thi, state
| II looks like the Clcarcst olive oil, and NAV
be kept an indefinite period without spelling
or becoming the least bit strong. ANY little
] Nll~I 90 lllllNlt tN NHl'Il btl'I' HAY nave
ESCAPED Is here separated, and the oil flows
like the finest honey. The >tcarinc, amount.
ing 10 about % per cent, remains in the
cloth. Thi, j. sold to the candle manuiactur.
crs. and as it is much superior to tallow for
this purpose. commands a high figure The
lolcinr i conveyed by "a tube to the churn.
when the final operation takes place. Th.
department should Dec Is feet square with
double walls the space between being filled
with saw,lu>t resembling large refrigerator
\ rack containing about 20 cakes Of ice is
suspended from the ceiling, so that the cold
/ air in dcccnding keeps the temperature
always low \ number of Blanchard Churns
are arranged along one side of the room, into
each of which is introduced IL pounds of the
folcinc. together with two quarts Of pure milk
and ec-cighth, of pound 81 anot'o, used
for Coloring. The ChurnS are ST IN motion,
and kept al uniform rate OF speed tor II or
7 Is minutes. when they are stopped. and the
air j, rcdolcnt with the perfume Of butter.
ICe-wu'cr i, thrown in the churu. when the
butter gathers. and j, placed on Il large table
settled, and thoroughly worked BY this
process the milk j, extracted. and the butter
i finished On Weighing ihc butter 1t j.
iasccriaiuel that there has been IN actual gain
. in each chum of one and half pounds
equal io "a per cent since I; left L. oily state
y. J TrjiHg,.
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lnillOnia.

| 10 housckcepcr should be without bottle
of spirits of ammonia, for, besides lis medici'
nal value, it is Invaluable for household pur
poses. 1t is nearly rs useful as soap, and its
chcapncss brings it within the reach of all.
| Put teaspoontul of ammonia to IA quart OF
warm soapsuds, dip in flannel cloth, and
wipe off the dust and tlyspccs, CRIME and
smoke, and see for yourselves how much la
Dor it will save. No scrubbing will be need
full, 1t will cleanse and brighter silver Won
deriully; to u pint of hot suds mix tea
spoonful of the spirits, dip in your silver
! spoons forks, etc, rub with brush, and then
polish on chamois skin. For washing mir.
rors and windows it ls very desirable; put Il
few drops Of ammonia on piece of news
paper and you will readily take of every spot
or tingermark on the glass 1t will take out
grease spots from every fabric; put on the
ammonia nearly clear, lay blOtting paper
over the place and press a hot tiat.iron on it
for few moments. \ few drops in water
will clean laccs and Written them as well !;
also muslns Then it is a most refreshing
agent at the toilet table; II few drops in a
basin of water will make better bath than
pure water and if the skin is oily it will re
move all glossiness and diSagrecable odors,
Added to a toot-bath it entirely absorbs all
noXious smells so often arising from the feet
III III III h't't4l'i' anu lIDIDIDS - Dtllti wi
cleansing the hair from dandrutf and dust.
For cleaning hair and nail brushes it is
equally good.
Put tcaspooniul of ammonia into one
pint OF warm or cold water and shake the
brushes through the water When the brushes
look white rinse them in cold water and put
them in the sunshine or in warm place, to
dry. The dirtiest brushes Will come out of
this bath white and clean. For medicinal
purposes ammonia is almost unrYalcd. For
the headache it is most desirable stimulant,
and frequent inhaling of ITS pungent odors
will often remove catarrhal cold. There is no
better remedy for heartburn and dyspepsia,
and the aromatic spirits of ammonia is es-
pecially prepared for these troubles. Ten
drops of it in wine glass of water are often
Il great relief The spirits of ammonia can
be taken in the same way; but it IS not as
palatablc In addition to all these uses, the
effects of ammonia on vegetation are bcncti-
cial. II you desire roses, geraniumS fus-
chias, etc, to become more flOurishing, you
try it upon them by adding five or six drops
of it to every pint of warm water that you
give them; but don't repeat the dose ottener
than once in every five or six days, lest YOU
stimulate them too highly. Rain water is
impregnated with ammonia, and thus it re-
treshcs and WHITES vegetable life. So be
sure and keep a large bottle of it in the house,
and have a glass stopper for it, as it is very
cvanesccnu and also injurious to cOrks, eating
them away.-E'fchdHge.
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How 70 SEE Down AWELL.-It is not gen.
orally known how easy a matter it is to cx
plorc the bottom Of well, cistcrn or pond of
water by the use of common mirror, When
the sun is shining brightly, hold a mirror so
that the reflected rays of light will fall into
the water y bright spot will be seen at the
bottom-so light as to show the smallest OBJ
ject plainly. BY this means you may examine
the bottom of wells fifty feet deep, when half
full or more of water. The smallest straw or
other objects may be perfectly seen from the
surface fla well or cistern be under cover,
or shaded by Il building so that the sunlight
will not fall near the opening, it is only nee
essary to employ two understanding one to
reflect the light to the opening, and another
to reflect it down into the water. Light may
be thrown fifty or hundred yards to the
precise spot desired, and then downward
Half dozen reflections may be made
though each mirror diminishes the brilliancy
of the light
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An English paper relates an interesting in.
cidcnt of a lady gardener who gathered a
handful of the world-rcnowned flower, for
getmenot, and to preserve them as long a
period as possible, they were put in soup
plate filled with rain water. In surprising.
~ short space of time white thrcad-likc roots
were emitted from the portion OF the flower
stalks in the water, and they ultimately form.
ed thick network over the plate. The
flowers remained quite fresh, excepting few
Of the most advanced when gathered, and a~
soon as the roots began To run in the water
the buds began to expand to take the place of
those which faded, and up to the middle OF
November the bouquet--it it may be so-callcd
was Il dense mass Of flowers, and It more
beautiful or chastc ornament for the indoor
apartment can not be ina @incd.
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If al, the black cups or hOllOws are still in
the teeth of the horses lower jaw, the horse Is
not over six years of age; when those in the
corner teeth only are lett, the horse is I'm
der nine If the cups are all gone in the I'm
der jaw, but are still left in the teeth of the
upper jaw the horse is probably not Older
than ten, but this is not a certain rule. The
shape of the teeth tells much to the cXpe
ricnced observer. IN youth the cutting sur
face of the tooth is long from side 10 side; in
old age long from front to rear. When the
cutting surfaces Of the teeth in the upper and
lower jaws are all worn smooth, and so long
from front to rear aS to resemble in shape
the nail on your little finger, the horse is
probably not less than -, and perhaps %
years of age. If horse stands with his legs
stretched out, front and back, he is probably
badly used up; neither should he stand with
his feet all drawn together under him.
If you know but little about the horse as
certain if the seller is a responsible man, and
make him warrant the horse in whatever re
spcct you desire; if he misrcprescnts in the
least, you can collect damages in a suit at law
The disposition of a horse can To great cX
tent be determined by the expression Of the
eye, and by the manner of holding the head
and ears. Take hold of the halter face the
horse, and give the strap a sudden little jerk
if the horse throws his head up, holds hi,
neck stiff, and his ears rigid, and his eye as
sumcs a CLASSY look, straight out from either
side, you may look with confidence for hin
TO have him put hi, hind feet through The
Dashboard, and his fore over the other horse
neck three time, il four minutes, the frs
time you hitch him up. When you hitch ,
horse to wagon, and he turns his heat
around fiat on one side and looks at you will
q meek, lamb-llkc expression as you tax
your place in the seat, then if you haven't
temper that is lamblike, "Chid-likc an,
bland" watch him closely.
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OF HENRY SMITH, DECEASED
y Notice shereby given That the undersigned, Admin
istrator OF the estate of Henry Smith. late OF IN
county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased VIII ap
pear before the County Court said county on the thrl
Monday Heng the 18th day of December $50 at the our
House in I.tawa In said county when aud where al Per
sons having claims demands against said estate are ne
tilted 10 attend and present the same In writing Tor sous
ment.
Dated Oils 18th day of October \. D. 1873. ,o,,>-,
TIMOTHY r. JOHNS,
octiS-6w Administrator.
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Tie farmer who j. in Tie habit 81 letting
down The corner ot hi- fences here ald there
for passing from one ficld Co another, will
never have definite road laid out. and
never have H. fences in good condition
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CINAL SUuvrI,CNII cNT.-EsrArE

EINAL SETNTI.EM Il NI'.-EsTArE or
L MARIA MOORE. DgCEhsRD.-NotCe Is hereby given
al persons Interested In said estate That Margaret Moore
cHecutrN OF the ast will and testament OF MARIA Moore de
ceased vi" appear before the County Court OF W county OF
La Sale and Illinois the Court House IN Ottawa
IN said COUNT, Monday the 18th day OF November A.
1913, for the purpose rendering account OF tr pro
CeedingS in Ike administration OF said estate Tor the ma
settlement.
Dated At Ottawa this 18th day of october 1873.
octlS-lw H. l.. MEAD, Clerk.
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Nro'EIC t..-fsTArR OF CHRISTIAN WlrTNANN DEC
y Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned admins
tratriX estate Christian Whitman late OF the COun
~ OF La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased, viii appear r.
the County Court of said county the Sd Monday b
Ing the 18Th dy of Dec A. D. 1873, the Court House II
Ottawa In said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against sdestate are nOned 10 atttnt
and prascnt the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated his 9Th day OF October A. u. 1913. .
ELIZABETH WI'TMANN,
nrill Nv hhminisratIiX.
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ARgal.

CI EcftiI E"es - ..E:.--By virtue ot alias
- execution issued out OF the Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit
Court Of La sale county and state OF Illinois, and TO me
directed whereby am commanded 70 make the amount of
rary snd Marks Morlsriy, IN favor Of Washington Bush
nell Surviving partner OF the late firm OF Bushnell Avery.
OF tho lands tenemens goods and chaites this said
Murty l.. Moisry aud Marks Moarty lhaye levied the
following property, to wit:
Lots nuubts and eight, In Block number AVE. In
the states addition the city of Ottawa lnois In La
sale county.
Therefore. according TO said command shall expose fol
sale at public ascon all the right title and interest OF the
above Nurtv L. Morarty and Marks MOrsry In and
10 the above described property on Friday the th day OF
November 1873 at lock p. at the south door OF the
County Court House, In Ottawa, III.
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day OF October 1873
DANIEL BLAKE,
octlS-3w Late Sheriff OF La Sale County, III.
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In ~" way 81 black -uitIrg, wood work, Sc promptly
ana CleHpy done orders from abroad delivered board
cars Ol canal boat Tree of charge.
/ juIy !6;l Isra DIN YkTTE
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NOTICE.-EsrA OF SOPHIA SsIrn, DscRAsED,-
Noticel hereby given, that The undersigned Admins
estate OF sophia smith, late OF the county
La Sale and OF s deceased VIII sppear before the
County Court " said county the third Monday bcing the
18th day. Dec 1873 AT the Court House In Ottawa said
county md where all persons having claims de.
msnds against said estate notified to attend and present
the same In whiting for adjustment. -
TIMOTHY Il. JOHNS,
oetls sw Administrator.
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hTTAwA CIaNI'RE
pL0W & WAGON SHOP.
10 II y V + ~ r +
THOSE IN WANT OF

call the atten OF the public 20 hi enl r-cC
facilities f manufacturing Wagons Buggte, ana var
kinda agricultural r.cweats such dags po"s vi.
tiyH'Ors, &c.
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OTTAWA E'IR>IAItY

\ sure and certain sure Tor All Acute and Chronic D-
,ctsr Every patient VII! receive lodging and boarding
while under treatment Female Disease, Specially. con.
sYtAlun send for circulars, call Tie iutruaTy
corner Trrr,ou aud tive streets The ONCE ~ Nam
street. Ottawa III. A. ALPION~D. VI. u.
Nj. Wanrci-A good Nurse aud Gin tor hoasesork.
tuulIC4Dt call N- above. OCtl,-ig'
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MOTTO Es.-EsTArE OF CALVIN POWELL, DEC D.
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned, Admins,
TRAITOR OF the of Calvin Powell, late OF the county
of La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased will appear before
the County Court OF said county the third Monday oeig
the fifteenth day OF December 1873 al the Court House In
Ottawa In said county, when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified 70 at!snN
and present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day of October A. d. 1873.
LOUIS POWELL,
oCtiS-6w Administrator
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.tOIs,Tt|AG ALI; Whereas, 10y their
VI certain Gc"i u -tg,-" dated m" seventh day Of
tor La -t'p county In 'hr - Iluo- In Book 40 49,
u4-r -, Timothy NHNpuy ani MARY NahOuy ID, wirc
granted haEanr, sold otd ."nyc ed 10 he undersigned
Lots Niua Ten, Eleven and lhTl"n IN Block seventeen
and Lot. Five and -N. iu FurN Nineteen and %" -pufh
Forty o.. oi L'rs one Two. Three, Four Five aud
-Y I'm Block sixteen all iu ottawa North, Iu the city a O
na,upuf OF r"Tisu tru-.urv note. u even date VIII
said murgaGe g.. M ,nrl "i thirteen hnnNFl Ho h'
PEE cent per aurUm, payable annually from Gr'e until
paid: .
mOrfL gage that 10 default 10" made In the pay WrUi e." sNH
urpu s8rF note or e. interest The rate aforesaid A. tac
lime lines the said note interest h.ruU due. then
nr authorize. To- -c ard Isp 90 said
tu.ty REDEEM ton Il 'rr said Timothy D. NuHnnE aud
Mary Nahouv. h, wife, ''"r lr aud assign. '..Th. ~
utAR n aid county OF Ia Nn.r, 800 ~. ,tr "' Ih'-
py fH. highest and hc-' price Hr tuu.' u' bring 100 cash.
tour "'"k- pubic motto" having been previously given ".
hr time ~ such -H' nF advertisement un" Hi h' news
papers ~ that time published iu the ~a r"ur e." Ia sale,
amt make. cyecur and deliver 10 ' purchaser or Iur.
ruaScrs such sale good amt sufficient deed Hr deeds W!
-nu sale pay ttr ShOle AUu3Uf H. Do" lT'' al 81" -
gg'' uUe, 1tu~ps, and interest u"' 600 '' -1H prom
.-0ry note At said day OF sale. vim ell attorney s costs
ul advertising and costs uf .p ANA p' no" u'rpHs ~
any. 90 said party 81 %, first part.
Md whereas dsitu't HA. been m" Il. '' N't @ ni lL"
said Tumi.-ogy not" s.d ui tu' Interest thereon from iu"
a. thereof.
Therefore public notice T. ucrctg gwen hat arrr and by
,'run OF the power. lvrn g ar1 Pos SAID uu-' Cr.1
rys"ycUh Iav uT Oc'0ir D. i s,l Hf public auction.
II flr south door ofr Court Iu sr.u OTTAWA 100 hr said
and best prir" m" same vi hrnE 100 c's M. premises de
s"rh,d IN the mortgage deed pfurrs,rI Will o." Ipgur'c
n-Grcs h-rcuutD 'uug'GE and vii 'Er'E'" 10 ten 20
Execution and delivery of decd. 10 rurc7-"-A aid ale
and ~ 'e'ard 20 n" application n u' purchase money
. Dtt.S.. Srr'nuh bier 9th. T~-. lW
=
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.,OIsJf.AGI:

ELDERDGG Il LENfS, A''y..
September g,fh. 1873.
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

WrANTED-PLACEs, BY A MAN AND WIFE, WITH
w a little girl, looking more for a home than
Inquire at No. 500 Sth av, between and
sts., second floor, back room
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

ITO INvALIDS.-AS PRIVATE NURSE OR ATTEND.
L anti u reliable young man will be disengagcd in
few days his present employer, with whom he has been
Tor twelve months, will be glad to recommend him
On, wanting q good man. Address W. C., Herald
Uptown Branch office.
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w WANTED-SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS COACH
w man, by an Engiishman who thoroughly under
stands his duties In respect with good city
ences from last employer. Address T. p. H., box la
Herald Office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A sITUATION AS BUTCHER
IA grocer, ga dener or any general work; well re
App tY two days ut No 407 Last 10th st.
hetW, lSt aY. and A.
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YOUNG GERMAN AND WIFE WISH TO GO OUT
n to work By the day; good references. G. HENNlG,
20l East Broadway.
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yTANTED-A SITUATION AS HEAD COOK FOR no
w tel or private family no objection to the country
references given Call at 80 Oliver st., New York ad
dress JOHN LAZzARO, care OF Andrew Lapp, 2l3 Hop
kins ST. Brooklyn, L. l.
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A HEAD GARDENER, AT PRESENT ENGAGED ON
n one OF the best places in England and who has
qurcd thorough practical knowledge of the business
indoor and out In of the first places In that
try from al of which he can produce first class refer
p,city to any party IN the United States suitable
salary could undertake the laying out of place
In superior STYLE Please address, with full particulars
d. T. SMITH, Moorpark Farnham surry, England, for
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

A ASITUATION-wANTED BY YOUNG FRENCHMAV,
IA rs waiter; good references Address No Jones
St, room L
The New York herald., 1873-07-18

CANvAssERs wANTED-AT ALL THE SUMMEl
~ resorts; II pays A. A. CONSTANTINE h CO..
a COrflandt Ne York
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A GENTS wANTED.-RARE CHANCE FOR LIVE
n profits $50 per cent thing sells rapidly
small pital required; samples Soc.
HENDE RSON, lIG Nassa St, room Z
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"A wants a situation on a gentleman's place; under
stands the care OF horses; can milk; willing and oblg
Ing good reference from last place. Address J. NJ, box
l0l Herald Office.
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A GENTS WHO ARE WEARY AND SAD
"A Dom fret yourselves and get mad,
But try new thing never thought of BEFORE
And don't waste your time doing nothing no more.
$40 deposit A. YEOMAN, I46 Chatham street
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DERMANENT BOARD WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN
l. and we, between Twentieth and Thirtyhfn streets
and Fh and Sx xth terms not to exceed 92J
week. Address box l2U Herald Uptown Branch office.
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN WISH BOARD IN
i French family. Address I. NJ. Herald Office
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MUSIC LESSONS GIVEN BY YOUNG GERMAN
M LADY, excellent musicians pupil OF Conserv atory of
Music at Berlin; Sl2 22 East Nineteenth street