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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

French calf in texture and polish. 1t is
said to be more durable than bark-tanned
leather, and also softer and more pllable
An old tanner Of fifty years experience has
experimentented with the plant during the
past year, and pronounces it perfect.
There is probably some exaggeration in the
above account, but if this plant possesses
1.-THE of the good qualities claimed for It,
the millions Of hides now shipped east to be
tanned will ere long be made into leather at
the west, and the cost Of boots and shoes
and all other leather products will be great
ly reduced.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09
POETRY.
PERVERSITY.

Fair daughter of a race of kings,
She drank rich wines, she trll1ed gay tunes,
As lightly as the bird that sings
Through rose-roofed coverts summer moons:
Love came, and found her singing still;
He sealed her lips, he stopped her song;
Her lover could not bend her will
To his, although he waited long
And so he sailed the sea, one morn,
With fixed proud face, and courage set;
His words rang in her ears, his scorn
She could not once forget
Il leave your frozen zone!" he cried,
.sTotre the pathway of the South:
I'll find. perchance, a sun-brOWn BRIDE
Whose lips shall not chill my mouth
"There wait for me as lover bold
Some lips untouched, some girl unwon,
With skin less white and touch less cold,
And blood as noble as your own
mise of passionate keen pain
At length has stirred her languld blood
Some world old thought, renewed again,
Came close and touched her where she stood
She moved across the popped lawn
When the pale sun had left the skies,
Her Saxon face as fair as dawn,
tropc summer in her eyes.
The un oown grass before her bent,
She held her purple garments up
Above the touch impairment
Of some late lilly's scarlet cup.
She took her idle oars in hand,
She sailed far out upon the sea,
Her lover came at her command
And bent to meet her royalty.
Her cheek was warm upon his cheek,
Her kisses did not chill his mouth,
He turned his ship about; why seek
In tropic seas another South
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09
TuF WIND ON THE VILLAGE GRAVES.

The Autumn wind, one golden morn,
Came singing down the aisles OF corn;
Came singing like some happy child
Into daisied paths begulled;
And shook the flowers that DER the fence
Leaned in careless Incidence.
The sun had Just reached out and kissed
The tree tops, from his cowl OF mist;
And, SPREADING far as eye could gaze,
There rose tender sea of haze,
That made the landscape dim, but far,
AS gauze more sweet makes pictures rare.
On fields where late the sickle played,
A new born verdure softly laid,
And. round their cool and dewy brims,
The creeper wove gay, scarlet rims;
While, through the scarlet meadow bars,
The aster thrust her golden stars.
And all the world was ripe and fair;
And, on the sweet September air,
There hung the breath of golden grain,
The fruits oerripened on the plain,
That seemed to wait the lightest breeze
To loose their hold from burdened trees.
And as the wind came singing on,
O'er fence and DER faded lawn,
All through the sombrous-solitudes,
That drowsed within the dining woods,
The noises crept of rustling sheaf,
And piping reeds, and shaken leaf
Then to the village graves it crept,
Where tiow'rs their death watch softly kept
And shook their tears with gold-lit dew
Upon the sod and trailing yew,
And broke the grasses, low and still,
In many a rift and chasing rill.
And thus it sang; now wild, now low,
Through grassing waving to and fro:
/" Slumber sweet, 0 happy dead
For Summers song and blooms have fled;
And leaves are falling everywhere,
And signs of death are on the air.
" o. warmer far bed OF loan
o.! sweeter far thy silent home
o., brighter far thy starless night,
Than coming Winters chill and blight.
Yes, warmer, sweeter, brighter-all,
Thy bed where never storms may fall.
q Thy sleep no anguished dreaming mars;
IT'S but the blank between two stars
Amystic pause tween Heaven and Earth
A mortal. S death-an Angels birth;
Gods loving hand but shades thine eyes
To fit them for glad SURPRISED
" Each shining lance Of living sense
Is sheathed in slumber's calm intense
Best sleep its well-for bitter fray,
From tempests wild, is on its way.
Thy folded eyes no sweets shall miss,
Nor weep DER ruined realms of bliss.
Like dumb. cold seeds in silent earth,
Sleep on, till walked in brighter birth !!
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09
SCIENCE

There is considerable excite ment among
the fsrmers and tanners Of Missouri and
Iowa over the discovery Of plant called
the tannin plant. IF half that is said OF IT'S
virtues is true, it Is destined to work re-
volution in the leather business Of the west.
If not Of the whose country. It Is said that
one ton Of the plant win tan 400 pounds 81
leather. While the best bark win make but
ia pounds. A tannery using the new sub
st.nce il IN operstisa q Des Moinee, anA
experts ny thelather i equal to the bsk
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

There is story told Of Joaquin Miller.
the poet. that when he was At Barnum's
Hotel, Broadway and Twentieth street,
few weeks ago, he wrote to . friend in New
Jersey and ended the le4ter: s.Come and see
ne whenever you can, an 1t Barnum's."
The friend, who does mot appear TO have
been familiar With the names ofN 7. City
hotels, answered: Il nm sorry you have
commenced to exhibit yourself. II you had
stack 70 literature you would hsve msde
your mark and fsrtanA Whsneabouts y the
low nsu?"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

To know how to keep tidy house and
well-aired apartments; to know how to Sc
lect the best kinds of food; to know how to
prapare them in the best manner-these are
first things, and every daughter should learn
them before marriage.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

An Arkansas preacher say: ''Thelord can
see you give to the needy just as easily as
He can hear you pray the roof off," The
lord, like sensible people. generally prefers
prompt pay to loud promises
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

Marrow gauge skirts" is what wes-
tern paper call them. Narrow gauge is
good, but they draw long trains behind
them, and when under motion the sparks
fly terribly.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

"I'm two years older than YOU" said a
little eight-year-old girl to New Bedford
boy the other day. '.Well, don't care"
was the reply; 'pm going to wear trousers
soon, and that you'll never do"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

Ibid you ever break = yoke Of four-yesr
old steers.n asked Rock county farmer OF ..
young GAINESVILLE chap who wantedsto marry
his daughter. NE, never did," was the
meek reply; s.but have rode .. mule in .
circus and had good deal Of other expert
ence in this world mo other experience,
said the granger, ..could qualify you, young
mas, for trying to handle that girl" and.
the sad youth departed.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

"Why should Washington's birthday be
celebrated any more than miner" asked q
bachelor schoolmaster of one of his class
A pause of several seconds duration sue
ceeded the question. When it was again
asked, bright little follow held up his hand
and said II know; because you have no
chieldren, and he is the father Of his coun-
try"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

An Englishman was boasting to Yankee
that they had book in the British Museums
which was once owned by Cicero. "Oh,.
that amt nothin','' replied the YANKEE; lin
the museum in Boston they've got the lead.
pencil that Noah used to cheek off the sni--
mails that went into the ark"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

A Scottish student supposed to be
deficient in judgment, was asked by pre-
lessor, in the course of his examination, how
he would discover fool. "By the quos-
tions he would ASK" was the prompt and
highly suggestive reply.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

few nights ago, Vicksburg woman was
trying hard to get her drunken husband
home, and Ter words and actions were 80
tender that citizen halted and said :"Well,
all drunkard's wives haven't your DISPOSE
ton" Ssh, don't say anything" she re-
piled, in whisper, 1--WE got to call him
pet names to get him home but wait TIL ne
drops in the hall-be around then"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

A Detroit boy surprised his father by ask
ing: "Father, do you like mother" Why
yes, Of course" '.And she likes your @Of
course she does." Ibid she ever say sol"
"Many time, my SON. IBID she marry
you because she loved you :" Certainly
she did" The boy looked the old hanover,
and after long pause asked; ''Weh. was
shs as near sighted then as she IL nosvz"
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M1T AND HUM0R.
I. DONNELLY, Jr.. Editor.

'.Can you spell the word saloon?" was
asked of a cocKney. Certainly" said the
Londoner, with a look Of triumph. There's
hess, and hay, and two hoes, and a hen"
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MECHANICAL PRODUCTION or COLD.

The production Of Geld By means Of me-
chaaical operations Is distinguished from
ceoling BY radiation Or condacsion. has new
er been accomplished u % thoroughly
practical and satisfactory : manner . in
the great para1ine oil works = Bathgate,
England- II order - exfxaet Tie solid
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09

Mark the contrast-forty years ago Mon
daya mob was trying to hang man in the
street of Boston because he was friend Of
the Odd niger" Yesterday morn
ing gang Of forty odd men were at work
in the streets Boston wirh.a Odd neg
pir' for boss Such is life.
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Nn Fatbolii1e Jun9lin9c.

0ie 8raber bes brittem Orbens bonn +. Gran>
,istus baben fd Der beroienfbellen Nufaa6e
untcr,oaen, arn,e oeripailete uno herlaiiene
Sfnaben in i6rem Nndalten aaf3une1men uno
su auten tatbolii9en Gbriiten gu eriieben.
Dieie Briioer baben iebt NnItalten bel Gincin<
uati, g., au Golb @prins, ab, in Yomerob,
o., uuo in Denbille, y. 5. Die Gommunitat
bet 8riiber bat ibren anfans aenommen III oer
@tabt Ma1en in Deutf6lane. Obld)on nun
biele Briioer i0ou an 9unserten bon bci,NatD.
loieu Rnaben Glternitelle bertreten, 10 sibt es
bod nod Eamienbe bon iolden &noben, bic
tpeaeu Wanael on 8riibern unb iuegen Man.
ael an @aum in ben nenisen Mnftalten nid)t
aufaenom,neu nerben t0nnen uno seSwegen
,aeiitens Der Stride berloren eeben. a8ir laoen
baber quite tatboiilde Siinelin9e, bic iid benz
Dienfe @ottes gang ipiomen ipolle,i, biermit
ein, in bic Gom,nuuitGt bieier 8riiber bon. brit
ten Orben bes III. Gran3isfis einsutreten. Die
Graisbuna berlpabrloieter Rinber 1T bic @ott
pobleefaili9ae eebensaufgabe. Die Nrbeit Der
8r1ser befebt int llutsrri9tgebtn, 9anoperter'
Arbeit, geior9ung bes Saus!seiens, uno Nder-
unb 6artenbau. SIn9Iin9e bonn ls. bis gun,
IS. Qetensiabre t0nnen Nufnobme finben unb
Is iuirb bon foldeu nidts 9eforbert als eiu fe-
fter uns entidloKsner @ille bur1 bic Sorse
fir bic Gr3iebun9 berla0encr &naben Soft Su
biemen umb au bieiem 3pede NleS au t6un,
tpas bas Beite ber Nnitalt beforbert, nie ss bon
ben Obern an9eesben pirb. Sol4e brabe
iunae Mauuer, bic 8eruf 5u oieiem Stanoe al'
baben glaubem, .tpol(en iid f1riftlid ipeaoen d,'
&eU. Soiepb Setting, gomero9, ..
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Sd wiiuiAe bic Mufmertlamteit af1er interci<
iirteu Yarteicn auf Die Sbatla1e su lenfew, bab
aue Circular Gtridma a 1inen, bic
3um 8er6Mb er n cine ie I b It be W egcnbe
Ginri tuna ober irgeno cine Nnoronun9
fir Ueridiebeue Nrten bon Gar oocr Us ert
babem, a1n,lid) un6 bollfanbi9 fir mid be-
fdibt inb III ben SaDreu 1867, 1868 II. 1869,
6urd neun (9) Yatcntbriefe bic al uno fir
mid ausaeacben purben, uno bic i1 fait ale
frii9er erbielt, ais cine Wol1ne bon ir9eno
Semanocn ecfcrtiot muroe, auBcr bon mir ielbit;
uno iett iener Belt babe id) ieDr oicle 8erbci>
feruMaen an Der Waid)inc uu0 i1rcn Yrobuctcn
aemadt unb gefauft bic al(e bollitanbig be-
idubt lino 70 oab nidt allcin bic Mai1iue,
iou6ern aud bic Arbsit bic barauf 9en,abt
ipiro, b0llia burd Yatentbriefe bei1Ibt lit. Nus
bieIen @riinbeM made id) bieie Nn5eige, oomit
ibr ndt Qcbumbuat lperbet bon Ycrionen Die
ent,ueber mcime MQenten geiueieu fiu0, ODER
brett fir mid au meiner Mal9ine oocr mei>
ueu Wiobelten aearbeitet baben, uno iuelde bic
slb1id)t 1abcm licbcr midi unb ibrs &uuben gu
be{dipinbeln, als Den tlcinen 8etras gu 5ablen,
ben id fir nlein @orredt foroerc! 8enn iDr
bon bieien 2euten tauft 10 iucroen ,neine sl9en<
ten eud ent,peoer atpin9sn, iofort cure Mald)ine
aui,uaebeu, ooer oafiir no1MalS 5u bc5aDlel.,
bebor es eud erIautt 1T iie i'll gebraud)en.
lin nun mid unb eud ielbit ~ bei@iben, babe
id, cine beionocre @ei16ftsmarte 9ena6t, Die
iid) an jeoer Ntoid)ine befinoet, bic bon 2eutem
berfauft obcr gemad)t iuirb bic bon mir boju
bas Gted)t babcn. QSir lperocn eud oollit0noig
bsldibeu in @ebraude aller @laidinen, bic
oieie @eI16ftSmarfe tragen. 8eoentt, bab teine
Mlai6ine acnadt uiro, bic berieni9en, Die mir
bertorbringen. 9leidfom,mt oenn mir btabl1d<
tiaeu (iebt, oa ,u,r uniere eisene 0abritbeiiben)
ieSe GerbeTeruns, bic bet grfinoun9sgeiit er<
|benten fam, eanit 81 berbinben.
Maeuteu pcrlan9t arl aQcn Srten.
Sdreibt ,peaeu Slluitrdtiouen ber Mai4ine
unb Der @ei9lfhmarte, 70 fommt tein Srrtbum
BOT, Man aprei{ire:
689 Broadway. NEW YORK.
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Obio @ailellfreuno.
q m.8fu II Il IT..

George. aSir balten bic iiberianbte anSeiae
fir SdpineeI, 1inter ipel@em bios 0elsprel'
ierei itedt, obnc BOP S9nen eebolfen ipiiroe.
0uappe, rti3loie @abrung, 8erlneionng bon
Bier, @,iu, 9bee unb &aifee oafiir Mild)
ODER @aIer, fribes &uffteben unb tiilte Bdoer
psroen ibren 3uitanb allmablts bsrbeiiern.
q. S6p. in 6. - SIR fonoerbares Sd)rei'
ben betumoet nenisitens Offenbeit, bic mir lie
ben. Sic m6gen uns baber nur nod mebr
berartiae Bri.fe ienbeu. Sir Dereen ben sau'
aeu Snbalt bennG1it tm 8latte 6eipred,en.
Aber bic psrionIid berlebenoen Borte batten
Sie bod pobI bel Seite laNen t6nnea. .
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:. @inlaoun9 ;,lm g(boll1elllellllt
: auf bic beutide illnitrirte
Ndser. into @drtett6alt.
,8eitlt,tl],
(Scrausacbcr: -. -. Coleman, Milwautec, Misc.

(eerausseser: -. -. Coleman, Milwa"tee' Misc)
a. 3eitidrift iIr
4ambtuirtbfebnft QSteb3,tbt,
Sbifbap, 8laln,eu= S Sieneat:
3a,ebt a,a.b ben sSamtltemfretS,
e.s1eint felt Dem Sabre 1870 reaelmabi9 an>
ianas iebtu MouatS. Scr 9bonncmcntsprcis
betrdot lei @oraus;aDlung (ineluiibe &orto)
4 mnr rs @ent8 per 5abr.
.Sebe Summer entb1lt Srainalartifcl iibcr
bic beri6ieoene 3weise Der Gclo> uno @arten>
mirtbid)oft 8olfs> uno Sausirlrtbld)aftlld)
Nuildke, io,uie ionitigcn semeinniiblld)cn eelcs
itoff neblt SQuitrationen. 0lit ber OeceMbere
null,n,er miro ein SnbaltsbcrSeidnib ecs Sabr>
gangs io,pie elm lmi1las aelicfcrt. Oieie edit
6sutfb :. ameritaniide 3eitldriit ipiro bereits
bot feDr bieleu beutlden 2anbipirtDen, Gdrt'
rern &C.. :, in ocn Ser. Staateu selelen uno flu
bet iibesaa cine freunblide Iufnabme. Strobe
nun,n,ern tueresn a,.ent9eltli9 an irgeno eiue
Nore6e berianot. ausfunft ertbeilt uno &c.
Teuunsep bcriorgt
Nep. Tpfepb Sefifn9,
@cmerob, Meias g., 3.
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vBanfraubS n,sh alles 1T tpie6er gut. Die 2eute
im ause,leii,eu 9lauben Munberluic fdlau uno
aeididt bte Banfrduber itnb, obne 3u abnen,
baB man ibnem fa]t in,n,er beu MeQ getbaet
bot. Scr Strd fling fdlien nit eine,n 8orid)la>
&c, baS, falIs einlnal in asbisabelpbia cin 8ant-
raub eef@e1en foQte man iofort ibre Wuder
0enau bHrdfude, oa man au oicie 9Sei1e at<
lein Die nrttiden Mduber aus1nbig MAIDEN
t0nnts.
% dutamtSiecretarS y ri It IN be:
abf@tist allsn grnltes am erlten 9etober ,n.t
Der Ginloiun9 Der tleinen SbinplaittrS" geae"
Borbereitunaen finb berart oab ct glaubt
Serr @uitolu feline Rr0fte nidt iiberidast, tper-
Sen bis gum l. Sanuar 1876 all bic tleinen
eumpen aus oem @ertebr berldwunoeu iein.
-Su &arlsbab madt folsenosr S@ers biel
ben iid reoen. sluf Der 4romenooe ipabreno Der
8runnenseit begesnen 5wei Serren einem iRnen.
betannten polaif9en Suoen, bet idon mebrere
Saiions NIT ibnen semeiaidaftlid) Die 8run-
neneur in Aarlsbao burd9ema9t bat. Man
tompt auf Yolitit gu ipre1en uno eraebt iid)
in fritiiden 8emeriunsen iber bic bon Bismart
uab Salt i,.auQurirte tirdlid)e @eletsebuna.
@dbremo Die beibeu 9erren bar&ber balb in
@tre,t seratben, folet bet polniide Suoe als
itummer 5uborer rabie Der Soaseriatian. Ser
Cine Der Serrsu, ridtet nun an ben polnilden
Suben bie Uraae, m,e ct beau sigcntliG 9eiinnt
iei. llnttr benz U,,auslofdliden @eld1ter Der
5reuute trwieert bsr(tIbe: Menn id seiiino
pdre braadte i'd niAt mad 9arlSbao Su &C.
ben
-gins g DIVE ter ees Greeuuer<
ueurt Senter bon 2enneiee f1el neult1
ir> etnsa {, tooesd9nli1en Sd}iaf SaS man
Mnfaatsen,' su ibrer 8eerei9uns traf. Da fam lie
ploAlid tpieoer au ii@ unb er.larte eann iie
I fietbsi ibrem idon Dor bielen Subren berforbe,
faep Batter setpeien.
e. Ser 8ieetonig bon Gappten bat berfust,
tbas Aer mubanebaniide Ralenber absei9afft
unS Ser Gritli@e sinsefabrt perbe.
=. Die tatbotif&e aeliSion madt ftetis Sort
fdritte in China.
49, sn ben Scr. Staateu merosu ia1rli4
20o, ,o0O, 900 Yfano Raffee sebraud)t.
| - Da2 st. @ineents @aiienbaua in So
lIumbu8, O., uire bergr6Btrt uno 3ur 4ufnlb.
lite bour60 Ainhern eiageri9tet.
- sgs .ri1einen in ben Ser! Stduten 400
reliaioie 3eiti9riften. Sic Met6obiiten baben
A., bic satboliteu Al, bic 8aptiiten IS, bic
Vresbhterianer 80, bic GpiStopalen 2l, bic
Qutberaner uns Rcformirten ie IA, bic Suben g..
- sn 5iour gitp, Sa, fubreu am Is. Suli
,tuei 8libi9l6ae aus 1eitertm Simmel, bon
ueldem Ser cine ben 9siesrapbenapparat boll>
itaubia aerjt0rte, m6brenb ber sueite ben 1oit>
meilter III Der Mabe ieines @auies tOotete.
sau Fatbplii6e Iun9lin9c.
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9ubn 81. Slit,
OeutCdcr Aouofat uuS 21Otar,

80. 2S sSudion Strabe, Cincinnati, 6 o.,
fibr Yro;eiie nor auen G'erbten in ben Ser. Gtaa=
auferti9em, as 9ecos, Wortga9es. 4oWers Of Mttor=
nep, beionbers @onadten 9iltig fitr ale 2dneer GU
ropas. 1lmteriM9ungen iber bic 8idbtigteit pom Gz
9entbum ,perben garantirt. Sobn q. Mft,
~ Sadion Strabe, Cincinnati, ..
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fep. Tpfepb Setting,
SOL merob, Wtei0S g., 3.
Bur Noti5!

Sic meitberiib mite Gorlot t a
6 @dauipieltrupp { beiinoet lid 9e>
genpdttig in YemeroD uno es Iino
bic bis iebt seaebenen @oriteQungen 5ur
eroBten3 3ufrie6enbeit oespublifums aus<
gefaaen. @ir oeben ber. r.Mib Garlot'
ia; Dem Germ Sobn q. g @tepens
unb oen iibri8en Mtglieeern Der @elel=
l9aft nn}ere bette &eeo,nunnoation. 9a
bic @eieuidaft nod ,ueitere @orfeluu=
seu seben miro, 10 winf9en mir oerlel=
Sen ben beiten Grfels.
Mehrere Sheaterfreunbc.
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eY- Nu9 Der Siben ipepbet siei'l COB, ipie
aus ben, 8rief oes 9errn Sameg: Supaisutt gu
eriehen 1T: sd fam fein @(!ttel fneen, hd.
d,es balb 70 gut III sab bieielbe 3nfrieeenbeit
sibt, pie Dr. Mn9uit R1ni9's 9aa'<
bur0er Gropfeai."
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r Nadbsm bas aeue Yoit9eieb NIT oem l.
Suli in @irtiamteit getreten 1T, berienoen mir
ben rObio Maieufreune" na@ 9eutf@.
LAMB aum prsiie bon $3.50 fir Elm sordes
Sabr. y
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2
sITUATIONs wANTED--rEMALEs.
Cooks. dc.
10 WEST s2D sr-As FIRST CLASS COOK Can
10 make ali kinds OF desserts ana is an excellent
baker OF bread and city country. Apply today
"wednesday a. her present employers
90 WEST srsr sT-rwo YoUSa GIRLS oSE As
,OU eooS ne other a ehamoermaid AID waitress I
beth wns ASST WIN washing ana i.9a ,ss i pre
ent employers call tefoFe u O'CLOCK
90 GREENE STA REsPECTABLE WOMAN As
~ cook would assist with washing ana ironing cl'y
81 WEST 18TH STAN ENGLISH WOMAN As
Of English cook; objections 70 hesp WIN 'he
washing.
OF EAST 9rH sr rRxsEyT IMsLGYERs 81, 7A AZ
sape err Me ~ Il tntly good recon-
mendatons
An WEST 18Th 81. RFAR.-A COMPETENT
~fU woman a. cook & good baker: no onleftiou ~
The country y ! boarding louise good reference
Al sTn Ay. CORNER WEST ~. sT-As FIRST
x L class cook understands an kinds q meats
summer il ne country sOoi reference.
80 EAST 22D sT PRESENT EMPLOYERS ). "A
r. respectable young gir IN private r niy Is nrs
country.
~ WEST 27TH STA REsPFcTABLE YOUNG
Il woman - good cook IN private family: would
assist with The washlng objection . the country
good city reference.
dH CHARLTON ST.. SECOND FLOOR, FRoNT.-A
III respectable woman 70 cook, wash ana ironi no
objections y cry or country good reference
~ WEST ssTA r. present EMPLoYER's.--A
- respectable woman as cook in 4 private family !;
best city reference Call for two days
III sourH SIN AVA YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN
r As hrst class cock good cake baker
1a1 7Ta Az, BETWEEN 18TH AND nth SIS.
iUf second floor IN the resr-Iwo Respectable girls,
% I'VE tosether one a. COOK and TO assist with the
waitress and 10 assIs' win the washing prefer" going
short distance IN tbs country With private family
10Y WEST 18th sT-As ExcFLLENr COOK
desserts would ASSIST in TIC washing objection q
private boarding house; city country several years
reference.
IN WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
IL irs class soo I sogd ns1er Iaa a pas,gy sgS
best clty references
tn WEST SD sr-As GOOD COOK; WILLING
- g assist Min le ws ASH and ironing 10 OBJ
ITO WEST I9TH STA FIRST GAS COOK il A
10 prvre family understands baking iardins and
boning CITY reference
TO WEST IsrH sT. BASEMENT FLOOR
;b a. soui, LII ~ s9ou So9N, tn ~ y a.
try boarding heuse city references
100 WEST 4orH ST-As FIRST CLASS COOK
aud Desserts no Objection 10 90 IL the county good
reference. can Be seen Tor two days
100 EAST lgrH 81. PREsEN1 EMPLoYERs).-
- a nrsi class ccok aud waitress
100 WEST isTH IT., TWO FLIGHTS, FRoNr-A
celent baker thoroughly understands her business
obIecuon 70 the country best city reference.
7o5 last 10Th s.. PREsENT ENPLoSERs.-.
LOO lady, nIeakins up housekeeping wishes q md
situation tor her cook washer ard irener
l4O WEST lsrg Sta EEEsrEo5AHLEi slEI As
boarding house; city country best cfy references
7ho 4sD 81, BETWEEN sD AND LEXINGTON
TO ays.-As nrst class cook and baker; best city
reicrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16

IT WEST lSfH ST.. RRAR COTTAGF.-A RESPECT
abte woman ~ do general housew0rS IA a small
family, or 10 COOK. wash and iron city reierences ~
objection 20 the country Can 30 for two days Cal
or address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16

orr WEST asr ST.. BASBHT MA m PFCrA
= be woman - cook. washer and iroaer' 4 me-
~ ine and D. tse ~ take u on4Eyc "A tue kitchen
would short dstnec IN the coantryi good ely rel
CInn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16

900 EAST ArH ST. SECOND FLOOR ROOM O.
)UO respectable woman as wet nure Is healthy.
has full breast OF milk objection to the country,
best reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16

90 EAST orH STA 4oUNG GERMAN PRoTES-
OIC tqnt woman as wet has baby four
weeks old is strong and healthy Call for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16

10 EAST 22D sT. PRESENT EMPLOYER . "A
Il respectable young girl in private family IS first
objection 70 short distances 10 the
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16

900 EAST SD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
OH girl and to assist in other work would
so TO the country good city reference. Call for Two
days