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conference. Mr. Reed made the point of order thai the rule providing for motions to recomm1t dio not apply to propositions to amend the rules. The point of order was debated at length when the chaiI delivered decision sustaining the point of order.
 Mir. Carlisle appealed from the decision of the chair.
 MT. Reed moved to lay the appeal on the table, which was agreed to, 185 to 99.
 Debate on the resolution was then resumed. Mr. Cox denounced the resolution outrage on all parliamentary proceedings.
 Mir. House, of Tennessee, denounced the proposi- ton as a crime against the American people.
 Mr. Blackburn said jealous were the founders of inc government of the control of the taxing power that they provided that nowhere on the continent should bills originate except in the American House of Commons. Yet tRis rule proposed that 8 revenue bill shall originate in the Senate and the representatives of the people be denied an opportuni ty to discuss it.
 Mr. Reed admitted that the situation was peculiar and only warranted by the 1atenessof the session He charged that the outset the Democratic side had obstructed.
 vote was then taken on the adoption of the reso- lutfon. Most of the Democrats refra1ned from Yot- ing and the vote resulted. 120 nays 20 no quo rum voting.
 Mr. Robeson moved q call of the House, which vas ordered The ron-ca discovered the presence of 225 members, whereupon further proceedings under the call were dispensed with.
 MT. Hazeltine, of Missouri. moved to adjourn, which agreed to vote by tellers 97 to 96 and at Il o'clock the House adjourned.
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WANTEDa

&eAA APURCHASER A for or two hrst-class HI Brick Houses York street, containing all iI modern Improvements; location central, plea sant and healthy price reasonable and terms of pay ment easy Also Frame Dwelling on Brown street, 10 rooms, cellar and attic. Inquire of
 w. A. BEERS, National Gallery, PAP Chapel St.
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nUCTIoNNSALES S1TS1S;;ss1 i<sE Ss

UTILL sell at auction on Friday, March 2d 1883,
 w at 10 a. m. the Carpets and Furniture in the large dwelling house Mo- AGA Chapel street tnext door east of Carls Opera House) consisting of twenty-five or more furnished rooms, Black Walnut Chamber Sets, Brussels Carpets, Mirrors. Mattresses, Bed Springs Pillows, Bedsteads Comfortables Cotton Woo!en Blankets, Chairs, Bureaus, Lounges, Crock cry, Glass and Silverware Extension Tables Table Linen, Ice Boa, Kitchen Utensils Much of the fur niture is in good condition. Sale rain or shine. Terms cash. Deposits required. Goods be seen day previous to sale. fe27 At
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used to come from the other wards to the
 ward Harper was in charge of to see him
 beat men with the strap. He struck
 them with the end of the strap to
 which the buckle was attached. Meyers
 was the worst abused man in the ward.
 The bedding was almost unfit to sleep on. The witness was once beaten by & keeper so that he carried wound on his shoulder and 8 sore on his knee The worst patients were confined in ward 8. The strap that Harper used was the breast piece of set of harness A keeper named Jamison once beat patient for misplacing sock in changing his clothes. The patient was named Swanson and was sub ject to fits Jamison knocked him down and kicked him brutally until Swanson went into spssms. Carroll said he was once given op- portunity to escape by keeper, but that be was in such condition from the brutalities he had endured that he could not avail him self of if
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE, @A The eligible lot State street, west side be- Gtween Nos. 830 and 842. The lot is 78 feet in ches frontage, less, and will be sold one divided For particulars and price, which is low, apply to MCALISTER & WARREN,
 Bankers and Brokers, T Church Street. Or at No. R3n State Etraat after daily.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Convention of Congregational Churches.
 A convention of Congregational churches in behalf of the National Congregational Benevolent societies will be held in the College street church Wednesday of this week; sessions morning and afternoon The secretaries or representatives of the following societies will be present and will address the meetings, viz. The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; the American Home Missionary society; the American Missionary association the Ameri- can Congregational Union the American College and Education society the Congre- gational Sunday School and Publishing so- ciety and the New West Education Commis- sion.
 These speakers are pronounced by those who have heard them to be exceedingly in- teresting and instructive. None who can command the time should fail to be present.
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DENTISTRY! :!

D AOs W. As 5 HN U Id SH9
 (FOrmerly with pr. K. Strong,l
 Hoadley Building, corner Church and Crown streets, Room 6. An experience Of eight years justfes in guaranteeing perfect success and satisfaction in all cases First class work at lowest prices fe27 I'm
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4eal Gstats.
For Rant or For SaIe

For Rent or For Sa1es %E@A WITHIN 10 minutes drive from postofhce, Q iis genteel Residence with or 10 rooms, nice lIN barn and sheds, any amount of fruit of all descriptions, 8 good hennery, well stocked with fowls about acres of land (more if desiredh fine grove natural growth beautiful shade in front fine yard, short, very desirable suburban resi- dence. The location frst-elass being situated of our principal thoroughfares leading to the city
 HINMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY, fe26 If 63 Church Street.
 FOR RENT.
 $2%as MARCH 1st, in brick block Prospect H11iH street, 12 room house, modern conveniences. #IR Price $4O0 per year. Apply to
 H. A. WARNER, fe24 St IA Church Street.
 FOR RENT,
 MA tenement of or rooms at 119 Bradley iia street. Inquire at 80 GROWN STREET, III fe24 Gibson Hall.
 FOR SALE CHEAP, @E&a4A IN West Haven, desirable dwelling with NRsiH barn premises. House contains ten rooms, E.U is and in good order. Lot 50x140 feet. Location Washington avenue, about 3C0 feet from Elm street. to both horse and steam railroads. Inquire of O. ". CLARK CO.,,
 -134 Water Street. or fe24 If CHAS. W. CLARK, West Haven.
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Demand for sheridan's surrender.-A
 Warrant Issuad fnr Hts Arrasf

Demand for Sheridan's Surrender.-A
 Warrant Issued for His Arrest.
 WAsHINGToN, Feb. 26.-The Department of State has received the application of the British government for the extradition of P. J. Sheridan, suspected of complicity in the Phoenix Park murders. In case Sheridan is arrested he will be taken before a United States commissioner, who will decide whether he is subject to extradition under the warrant. Should he decide in the affirm ative the Department of State will issue the necessary extradition papers,
 NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-P. J. Sheridan was ternoon. On being questioned as to his. ex- tradition by the British government he said he was fully prepared to meet the issue and was confident that on his arraignment in any court of the United States he would convince the public that Iishmen are being hanged in Ireland on perjured testimony. Speaking of the trial in Dublin he said that Informer Carey's testimony, so far as he was concern ed, was false in every particular; and, further, that he had had never any transaction what ever with Carey or any person represent ing him. Mr. Sheridan said that, con-
 
 scared, and would be ready at any moment to be taken into custody by the United States officers. The British courts of law in Ire land, he continued, are organized simply to convict. Victims are wanted. I know that if the British government could get me into its clutches I would certainly be hanged, even though I disproved, as I could easily dis prove, every charge which the informer Ca rey has made against me. My innocence or guilt would not affect the issue. To the ques- tion whether it would not be more advisable for him to go to some country where there was no extradition treaty with England, MT. Sheridan replied: ''If there were no other consideration than my individual safety, ] might be induced to think so. But I feel that my trial here will result in giving the American people an opportunity of judging of the class of evidence on which irreproach- able men are almost daily hanged in Ireland. " t'What will be your defense?" That cannot at present tell you. It would be wrong in my own interest and in that of my countrymen, but you may rest assured that it will be strong enough to prove that the In vincibdes and the organization of the land league have nothing in common. The Brit ish government has been trying for long time te show that the measures of the two were identical in purpose, but think that ceptable contradiction. As far as Carey s statement that had long conversation with him in relation to the murders is concerned will prove that at the time he mentions was hundreds of miles away from him and that the charge is founded on falsehood- have invited an investigation and am glad that an opportunity has offered itself"
 Later in the afternoon dispatch was re- ceiyed saying warrant had been issued by the Secretary of State for the arrest of Sher- idan. It was placed in the hands of MT. West, the British minister.
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FOR RENT.

kSAA MAY 1st, Houses on Park and Beers streets, RII''H containing and 10 rooms each, with modern
 iil conveniences, Rt S91 and $37.5O per month. Building Lots for sale on Grafton and Atwater treetg. A. WHEELER,
 fe13 If 115 Park Street.
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.PENNSYLYANIA.

Tha Strap and Exeys-How Insane Pa
 tients are Knocked About.
 PrrTsBURG, Feb. 26.-The fourth day of the investigation into the Dixmont insane asylum abuse brought J. W. Carroll, of Illi- nois, an ex-innate on the stand. Carroll said that he saw so many inmates maltreated that he could not recall the cases. He had seen patient named Meyers whipped with a leather strap with buckle on it for knock ing down a patient named Lowell. This was done by Harper, an attendant. Harper's abuse of patients was habitual Carroll had seen him knock patients down with a heavy bunch of keys which he carried. Patients
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THE SOUTH.
South Carolina.

Brides Horrible Fate.
 COLUMBIA, Feb. 26.-Miss Hally was to have been married on Saturday night to young farmer. During the day her clothing took fire from burning brush heap, and she was burned in such way that she died at the hour which had been fixed for the marriage ceremony.
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FIRE RECORD.
SomeHeavvI,ossashvE,, E,,

Some Heavv Losses by Fire.
 ELMIRA, N. Y., Feb. 26.-A fire here this morning burned the extensive furniture warehouses of Messrs. Gumme and Klippen- stein and F. M. Browns drug store; loss $3o, 900, nearly fully insured.
 BRATTLEBoRo, Vt., Feb. 26.-T. L. Pieree's gr1st mill, chair and carriage factory at East Putney was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $10, ,Oo0 to $15, ,00o, no insurance.
 ST. LOUIS, Feb 26.-The mills of the St. Joseph Lead company at Bonne Terre, St. Francis county, Mo, were burned yesterday with large amount of valuable machinery. Loss $2oO,O0O to $25O, ,0OO, insurance un- known. The mills were chiefly owned in New York. Several hundred men are de- prived of employment.
 STOCKHOLM, Feb. 26.-The village of Hill lestadt was burned to. day
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Austria.
The 1nsrasuss Of Russian Agent.

VIENNA, Feb. 26.-Russian agents are again reported to be intriguing in the Bal kan States Next summer the ''Slav," pan slavist society, announces that it intends to send from Moscow so-called ssscientiic ex- petition" to their Slay brethren across the Danube. Their scientific researches are to be carried on in the first instance in Bulgaria and East Roumetia. These. explorers, un- der the pretext of making pathological and ethnologica1 researches, are accused of i'm tending to carry on g political propaganda.
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NEW ENGLAND.
New Hampshire.

Tricks Of the Suspended SOphOmores.
 HANOVER, Feb. 26.-The suspended sopho- mores still hold ont against the faculty. Saturday night they drew large cannon from West Lebanon. four miles distant, and fired it near the colleges, rousing the village and causing some to rush to the bank to see if burglars were at work. Sunday evening the aushorities took the cannon home, but it found it's way back again and Monday morning it appeared on the chapel stage.
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Illinois.
Melancholy Fate of an Actress.

Melancholy Fate of an Actress.
 CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-The body of Grace Emerson, the Mrs. St. Clair of the c. H. Smith Uncle Toms Cabin company. has been lying on slab at the morgue uncared for for several days She came here with the company two weeks ago, was delivered of a child and died. so it is alleged, of blood poisoning. On the day of her death the body was taken to the dead house. Thomas English, business manager of the company, who is said to be the cause of the deceased girls ruin, refuses to allow any of the members of the company to see the corpse. There is evidently something mysterious in connection with the affair.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

AzAA THE house and lot No. 200 Clinton avenue. siIa Lot 10Ox14O, acres of land situated Wood eI bridge road two miles from center of city. AIso lot on East Chapel street.
 A. M HOLMES, FaQ if 6Q Church Street Room a.
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Rut1er,s Advice to the LegIslators.

Buffers Advice to the Legislators.
 BOSTON, Feb. 26.-Governor Butler sent to the Legislature this afternoon message ve- toing the bill to incorporate the Union Safe Deposit Vault company of Boston, because, while it forbids the company created by it to do 'loan and trust" business. it enables it to become proprietor of manufactory, publishing house or an inn, or to engage in several callings other than that indicated by it's ostensible purport. He admonishes the legislators to be more careful in their work, that in it's supervision he may not be con- pelled to make the wide search that this meas ure called for
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Massach usetts.
Lost with All on Board.

Lost W1th All on boAfu.
 GLOUCESTER, Feb. 26.-The schooner Joyce, overdue from Fortune Bay with a full cargo of herring, is given up for lost with all on board, including the captain and eight men. She was built last year, was owned by Cap tain Hanson Joyce and others of Portland, Me, and was valued at $1O,000.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

LONDON, Feb. 96.-The Helvetia from New York for Antwerp has passed up the channel.
 Movills-Arrived, the sarmatian from Portland
 Leith-The British steamer Celtic from New York has arrived here She lost her wheel and wheel house and was otherwise damaged. Several of her crew were injured
 Queenstown-Arrived, the City of Berlin from New York.
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THE WEST.
Michigan.
aao1ocaust of Children.

MONTAGUE, Feb. 26.-The residence of Peter Denman at this place was burned this morning and his three children and Mary Burr. hired girl, perished in the flames Mrs. Denman, who was lying in childbed, escaped with bare feet in her night clothes. MT. Denman was badly burned while trying to save the children.
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isS:5a By gentleman and wife about April first
 iiI suite of rooms, southern exposure, with board &s4- between Chapel, Trumbull, College and Give treets preferred. Or will rent a small furni he'd louse Tor six months and ensure good care Address 1eI P. 0. BOX LOGS, City.
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ct,, rxxobva3 3uzz Saw.

NEW YORK, Feb 26.-Mrs. Caroline Bern helmer while hanging out clothes on the roof of George Blair's box factory on York street this afternoon, fell through glass sky light and dropped on circular saw in mo- tion She was instantly killed and almost cut in two before the saw could be stopped.
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FOR MALES AND FEMALES. E ELF of different nationalfties can be supplied 11 to private families, boarding houses, hotels ma restaurants. The proprietor of this establish nent pays great attention in the choice Of girls and 7omen before sending them to fill situations. Calls rom the country, at any distance, promptly at ended to. Invalid and wet nurses at short notice Maie help for all kinds of work.
 MRS. T. NIUILd9 9AN
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LOST. N this city, on Sunday evening in passing from 1 the Kensington, Orange street, to Grown street, crossing the public square, Black Grape Veil. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at fe27 1t@ 1e5 GROWN STREET.
 TO RENT, ff45A THE lower floor of the house No. Woolsey @iia street, Fair Haven locstion very desirable ; !U rent reasonable small family preferred. Ap- ply to Arthur M. Wheeler,
 fe27 TWAS St+ 86 TRUMBULL STREET.
 lB. BOOTH, AUcT1oNEERl
 R9eIl3NstgezS2 "IHL sell this [Fuesday) evening Crockery and w other goods at POS Chapel street, Collins Block. Sale continued every evening this week. Sales commence at o'clock. fe27 3t
 FOR SALE. @eA THE frame house No. fl Trumbul street for kiia Bale to be removed from the premises; cen- MasN tains ten finished rooms heated by steam, has water and gas fixtures complete. Go look at the premises and what nice house be bought for little money. For particulars apply at Beeoher Ex- change,
 fe27 St" 326 CHAPEL STREET.
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5000 REWARD.

v The above reward will be paid at this office for the detection and conviction of anyone stealing the MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER from subscriber. New Haven, Jan. 22, 1883. ja23 If
 TAX COMMITTEE. TWNHE Tax Committee will meet at the Town Agents Oface, City Hall, MONDAY EVENING, Febru- ary 26th, at o'clock.
 HOBART L. HOTCHKISS,1
 JULIUS TWISS, fao7 Jk
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FOR SALE.

Elm street, to both horse and steam railroads Inquire of 0. " CLARK O.. fe24H CHAs. ". CLARK. West Haven.
 FOR SALE. ElSA THE premises No. 282 Orange street, the IR is 75x21O feet of which the whole or 30 feet the south side will be sold. The faces Lin convenience; also carriage house. The gar den has fruit in variety. Apply en the premises, fe24 St Room 2e Whites Bullding
 MUST BE SOLD. IA House, rooms, gas and water lot 55x2OO, E#IiH $5,0O0.
 iW Lot 125116O. s95O. $4,5OO.
 Farm, frst-class, 70 acres, s, 800. Central property, 45 feet front, &, 800.
 B. E. BAIDITN's REAL ESTATE AGENCY, fe24 d&w 298 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT. ISsa=sA STORE and basement s5 Grown street; kffIIH rooms and offices 27O Chapel and 75 Orange E!il streets hall well lighted, newly finished. COX --' N-s' ''- THOMAS R. TRowBR1DeE, Jr.. fe23 Ct 79 Long Wharf.
 FOR SALE. ke@A A House and Barn, two acres of land, a.Ia with choice fruit and berries, for $ ,OOo MII A Atwo-family House, lower part of the Two new two-family Honses, near the horse cars, good location, $500 each.
  collecting of rents.
 Money to loan at and per cent. Real Estate Omce, 1g Church Street, Room Hoad1ey Building.
 fe17 diU' OpeA' e''N S' -fO-- L. F. ooMsTooK.
 FOR SALE, ss4A Desirable Property for investment on 3IIH whalley avenue; lot is 52x15O; house has six #iiI tenements; will be sold low if sold so3n, the owner living of town and it being the settlement of estate; terms easy. For further particulars,
 MERw1Ns REAL ESTATE OFFICE, fe16 237 Chapel Street.
 WANTED, keAA APURCHASER for one or two first class l. sIH Brick Houses York street, containing all E.I modern improvements; location central, plea ment easy Also Frame Dwelling on Brown street, 10 rooms, cellar and attic. Inquire of
 w. A. BEERS, National Gallery, PAP Chapel St.
 FOR RENT, k&AA MAY 1st, Houses Park and Beers streets, containing and 10 10 rooms SC each e with modern Building Lots for sale on Grafton and Atwater fe1s If 115 Park Street.
 FOR SALE CHEAP, }sfAsa THE house and lot Mo- 200 Clinton avenue. sI bridge road. two miles from center of city. Also a lot on East Chapel street.
 fe9tf 69 Church Street. Room 8.
 FOR SALE, Ak$A ONE Frame House at 10s Portsca street, one Essiia Double House Orchard street, will be sold 5ss0 '-'Ap -- ''' ~ 0-'''- aLosoN HALL.
 FOR SALE, asS. On Orchard street, near whalley Ave Lot 5ox $TSI34, Apply to ALBERT H. YOUNG,
 57 Long Wharf, ja3O If IA Dwight street.
 For Sale or Rent, <kSyA HOUSE containing eleven rooms with one S,s Acre of Land well stocked with fruit, situated ont a n Union Rtra9t9. Haven. Also for sale, eight of Meadow Land situated on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad in the town of Orange, just beyond West Haven. Inquire of LONG & AMMAN, Church St., ja25 If or G. F. Moore, T Goffe street.
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WANTED

 TEIO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Ca 1 pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders by nail promptly attended to, at ia17 2s OHUROH STREET.
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For Investment.

heAA FOR SALE-The very desirable property
 sIa Nos. 3s8 800 and 392 State street, now occu-
 aIH pied by Messrs. A. O. Chamberlin & Sons. The location of these premises in the best portion of of the leading business thoroughfares in the city makes this rare opportunity for those seeking readily rented and easily cared for real estate invest ment For terms, &c.,, apply to J. s. PITK1N,
 ID 0 TQo,rG GD7f
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WANTED-
w NTRn

A BRASS MoULDER to take eharpe ora tbor "A Liberal wages will be paid an experienced tenn. perate, sk1llful workman None others need apply
 c. COWLES x co
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France.

Religious Oaths in Courts of Justice.
 PARIS, Feb. 26.-The Chamber of Deputies today adopted g bill providing that the taking of religious oath in courts of justice shall be optional. The French police have been ordered to seize all copies of Marshal Bazaine's book offered for sale in France. Conquest by the False Prophet.
 CAIRO, Feb. 26.-Dispatches received from Abdul Nader, the governor of the Soudan, announce that FL Mehdi, the false prophet, has captured Kardofan and is rapidly ad. Yancinz on Kharfnnm
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A IL who are ruptured to be cured with our oz ~ Iruss' warranted, and recommended by all first p. m., at V
 fe22 1n+ 41 ETM STREFr
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court.

District of New Haven Probate Court
 February 18th, 1883. UPSTATE of MICHAEL DELANEY late of New Ha- I1 ven, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly atested within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested make immediate payment to VIM. J. MONTGOMERY, fe27 2dIW+ Executor.
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WANTEn

sf German woman a situation to do general 1O houtework in private family, city or country sne understands her business thoroughly and has very good reference from her last place. Apply at
 1e2I 5b. 33k ORANGE STREET.
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WANTED.

A GENTS-'' The Universal Self I'm "A structof.'' published by THOMAS KELLY ia acknow!edged even by competitors to be without a rival Beware of initiative titles. Sold on install ments and liberal commissions paid by AMERICAN MANUFACTURING AND PUBLISHING HOUSE, $50 Chapel street, Room 2, New Haven, Conn.,
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TNarts.
WANTED
WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second "A work, wait on table do general housawork :. good reference. Inquire at side door
 fe27 3t% CONGRESS AyRNTrE
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WANTER

1.-TWO smart active saiesmen to sucb A new tar-, 1 tory and liberal pay will be given, also two or Co.,. Limited. ~ ~ O"eii MI s
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