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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

Icy of heel and hardware straight out from the shoulder. The recoil vas fear fnl We oaw that onT seat vas going to be con,ested. and we began to make a motion to dismeunt, but the beast had got under way by this time, so we bFeashed silent hymn and frightened our gsiU.
 He nov vent of into a spasm of tall. sti6 legged bucks. He pitched us so high that every time we started down we would meet him coming up on another
 trip. Finally he gave Us one grand, fare well boost. and we clove the Armament and split up through the flushed ethereal Sn,il our toes ached from the lowness ot the temperature and we could distinctly hear the music of the sphssss, Thea ~e came down and fell tn a,liule heap about one hundred yards rem the starting point. A klnd Samaritan gathered up our remains ln cigar box and carried us to the hospital As they locked s:sy.nsly at us the attending surgeons maIvelled AS to the nature Of our mishAp. Ono said it was cyclone, another said |, was a railroad smash up bu, we thought oi the calico hided pony that was grazing peacefully in the dewy mead and held our peace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
Anecdotes sf Voltaifs.
lExchange.i :

Some one had te4sed Voiiaire A grea, while with perpetual letters, 10 which Vol,aire had given no answer. Al last he wrote to him, "Sir-l am dead. csnno; in future have the honoY to write to you"
 Voltaire never received 90 severe saT. casm as from the celebrated author ol Metromanie," Perrin. These rival wits had been long upon i'll terms together, and AS Voltaire wAs one day coming out of the play house at Paris, in a bad bumos at the i'll succesrof one of his tragedies, he met Perm, and contemptuousiy Said .o him:
 "Well, sir. and what do you think of my uagedyP'
 That wiil no, tell you, sir" replied Perrin; but, if you will permit me, viii tell you ~bst you think ef it."
 "Why," said voltaire, "whas do think of ii, ,hen, Perrin 7"
 We'll" replied the wit, "you wish iha, had written it."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
Hips and Haws.
English Illustrated Magazine. l

English illustrated Magazine.
 70 my friend " said the llor tanner "l have seen your home it is beautiful have met your friends. have lived a few weeks of your mode of life. It is very unreal, full of restraint, and 1 have felt all the while much like one of the poor beasts robbed of its freedom and inclosed in cage. The cage is very comedy, the bars are gilt; but it has no, even the pri- vacy of a cage, for the walls are of glass friend. You wish me all that is best you would deny me nothing. But feel this transplantation more than you can un- derstand. was very happy with my father and mother; and if the life had its risks, it had it's riches-it was invested with liberty. Liberty is unknown in your class of life. You are slaves-slaves to social restraints, the bondsm en of fashion It is not too late. have made my ex- periences. can go back to the old life and be Una once more in the lions den" "
 Never, never. Theresa
 Hear me out, my friend. l must pour out all my mind now. l stand at the dividing of two ways. can take either, but my happiness, my lie, depends on my choosing sright When you ask d me to enter your den, and for you for sake my lion, did not know the nature of that den. Nov know it and all its restraints. Every limb, nay every finger, is fettered. Every movement clirks a chain. The tongue, tue eyes, the ears the heart, the brain, are all bound round with iron and fastened down to one staple. would say to you, give me back my freedom. Let me return to my father and forget this episode excep. only so far as to have learnt from it content ment But my fate is in your hands Give me your love, your whole undivided heart, and will sacrifice freedom. will endure the bondage gladly. Deny ne this, and will release and forget you You know me nov. Can you love me altogether and fervenily2 Can you as- sure me of that2 Then, am ready But if you cannot-let me go. let me go , She put her hands together, and looked at him entreatipgly with tears in her eyes.
 "Of course can assure you, Theresa l am not one to ch nge my mind love you dearly. will make you happy IL is to me inconceivable that you should for a moment give preference over my house to liens den."
 She sighed, It is settled. For gaod or i'll, it is settled. My fate is sealed"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
How Herr Wager ~n Fix Him.
lKesiseky State journsI.l

Kestseky State Journsi.I
 "Tha, is hae gestlsman going there, Mir. Wager"
 Der man what % schtrat oop walk und look in der schurch to heffin oop init his eyes shss, peen half der tine EodiDgs bu, rotten eggs. knows A mans vhs. peen yone dem kindt fellers und him owes me ten toilAS what him lendi ion me more as four years airetty yi,, und don'd gaD'd got not a eend."
 Why don't you sue him 7
 "S.e h.ms He don'd go noding. His frau own eterings and him doc. Dos teller was 90 meaner as der teifel. ] sooner init schnake got shocked hands as init him"
 " Do you ever ask him for itY"
 "Ya. Aber he ali der times say, vs:s, Mees,er Wager, don'd gan'd bay dose nov, zber 5000 vill und meppy sooner yit' Und by golly dot feileS him got schickens efery tay msst fur dinner. Dot make me ss tam mzdt ouf Aon'd got hanged 1 school him.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
"The Proper Study of Mankind is Man. '

"The Proper Study of Mankind is Man." says the lllustrious Pope. lt he had in- cluded woman in the list, he would have been nearer the truth, ifnot so poe,ical D.. P v. Pierce has made them both a life study, especially woman. and the peculiar arrangements to which her deli. cate system is liable. Many women in the land who are acquainted with Dr
 Pierce only through his "Favorite Pre- scription," bless him with all their hears for he has brought them the panacea for all those chronic ailments pee ul AT to their sex such as leucorrh Ga, prolapsus and other di placements. alteration, "in- ternal fever," bloaiipg, tendency to inter nal cancer, and other ailments. Pfice reduced to one dollar. By druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
Gossip Abou, Oliver P Morton

0peSiP AroQt dhNSt sSofAph
 Washington Corr. Cleveland (o) Leader,
 An inumate Indiana friend oi Olive, r Merton talked ,o me about him. Sad he: Morton was one of the RrcAtcSt men we ever had. aud like many of our great men, he killed himself hy overwork During the currency discussion l used often tI 70 into his room at the Ebbltt House. l would ind him in bed looking very p lle and sick with stack oi books around him He would be sitting up in bed, propped up with pillows, studying for hts speeches of the nt xt day. He was one of the few senators who handled the currency question well.
 Morson's first speech in the senate, :" continued this man, made him leader lt was on reconstruction, and 1t thrust him at once to the head of the tepa hlican party in the senate when such men as Carpenter, Conkling. and Sumner were l m II. At the close of this speech Chal les Sumner walked over to Mo,ton'a desk. and shook him by the hand. He then said MT. Morton, 1 want to thank you for that speech It was a noble effort. When you started out l wondered what kind of structure you ~eie going to raise. As you went on saw you uader- stood the masonry. When you finished the splendid structure was wonderfully complete"
 "Was no, Morton a great deal like Lincoln f" l asked.
 Yes" vas the reply. He dad a wonderful amount of good horse sense, and h.s foresight was remarkable. He knew tho sorkinRs of mens hearts and minds so well that he could foEesce wha, they would do under given circumstances. When the suffrage of the negro was talked Of in the senate he spoke against it, and told the repuL hcanS it would act as a boomerang. and would Fesul, in giv- ing the south more representation in pfo- portion t0 their numbers than they had ever had. The party would no, believe him, but what he prophesied has come true"
 "Oliver F. Morton" said this man, Twas the klndest man have ever known. He had nothing of the smallness of the little great man about him He loved children, and was just as kind ,o boy as 10 man. He treated the coal -he4ver as we'll as his brother senator. l will
 
 hum at Washington. l was A boy then l sent up my card to his room, and the servant was ordered to show me up, 1 was ushered into room full of congress men, ladies and statesmen. any one of whom would have been embarrassed to meet Mir. Morton shook me by the hand and slid, How are you. my boy got letter from your father to-day. and have est been reading it. He then introduced me to the people present A one Of his particular friends, and then, alter a time. seeing that l was terribly embarrassed, he told me to call upon him Sunday morning when none Of thcse peo- pie woulo be present, and we could have a long talk about home matters. 1 wen, on Sunday, and we talked for two hours together. Mir. Morton was the friend Of the boys of his town. They all liked him, mos, oi them knew him, and when he died they mourned hin as one of their own fellows"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
A Squalling Baby.

Why IS newly born baby like gale ot wind :? Because it begins with tqa2ii Cold gales induce coughs, and croup Taylors Cherokee Remedy of S~eet Gum and Mullein will cure 1t. Send two cen, stamp 70 Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga, for Riddle Book.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
2enukH IS THE TIME
 Nuw ,x,s ,' ,o IS S;;ss,,. SSss ;rs

TT Ia at this srsson whsH the pores are l eis sFed An1 ti.s Blns,J aRd Iadsa with ImPauuaa thsl sssadns tfssn9Fs, HsBiltiA- u6s EFu ptIsHs, Itshhs r. lafe4. sait hbss Es,- ssana Fsofiasas Tssis,, tsisswara., bsBy Hassofs, serofa'A, seFp atOss sprss, Absssssss. sgd dis- ehsFEtHs sounds, ssd .ysry sppstss 0f IkfiHN, heAIt snd PlAViy IHs<ssSs of itis stin and scalp, inD.t sp. eltfy sod economically suFSd ty ths GL1tGLhA hG6ADtks.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
4 Great Calamity.
Cincinnati Sani.l

One of the greatest calamities tha, can befall a man IS to grow up with tbe repu. tation of extraordinary talent, before he gets fairly settled Tn lie Half the com muni,y thwart him through envy. and the other half sec no reason why be should be helped to success. A poor man stand ing between the envy and admIrau,n of bis fellows has rather doubtful chance of making his way through lite
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

ProgreSs says " the perfect fire escape is not yet made" The revisers, we be- iieve. don't claim that they have got ii absolutely perfect, bu, they do think that it is the best fire escape in the market Norr1sk0zDN Heyald.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
4 Much Wished for Accident.
fi,oston pos,.l

iBoston Post "Terrible railroad aocidsnt yesterday, want nj f" "Hadn't heard of il what vas it z" "The x road, you know iiT" "Yes welii" "It paid a dividend"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
IT Ia A FACT.

Hsshtsds oi ists@p ts fsF pnssesslos tes,piss os whbh Ds had ht fst1Ea t1aiij AFs enf astiertT fyf b4s seStiO8 ulat Akia. scalp sDd BiS91 Ha s4Drs, wtsshsr Eergfs iBssrtted 1s fssntAsVSs, HD V~F .=-~+ !=s tsHIts'i EA IA. sDLvasr the gs~ bs 4 PaffAsf. tstnrasiiT esd fuTtTrEA aad GrTtHtHA HpAF. tbs great hkta tgfss esd BSaasisvfs, externally, ia E1f tiss uass a.d sE D<asE Ot sSy stssf ssssos.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
GREATEST ON EARTH.

CrTtCrsA kESkDiss sss tias sfNstssi sssdiriBss On sAfkh uAd lss kAi4 hfsAatn Ia nsis cSsatfy Ay B4esissf had 1t tvsssy yesFs. sa5 is fact died fps II. bsisFs ttfiGEAA wsaid have saved bst fife. My ssAas, breast Aad hssd ssfs covered for thfes Yesss vhiss sgt'ise Fsssss@a of cured ssiiI Hssd thf GrTlGfhA hss0Ltsaf, isisf" BagiT, aSa LCTsGEka sas Is fiGTAA NsAF, sxLEr- ss!iy. I. ADAAB. hswAt- Q.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

@-,-st.i, MtAsmstis sad eDstxxtoss EDtdsspts A. Uissasss, snd lasnJ siiHn~sis afsen1ing cbesgs of siimsss fovd asd vstss, asy b9
 entirely pseysstsd by wearing aCrIiGUMA
 fLArTkn ever tic pfl 0f tss sIoGs~h- vfth fsqs<nt shsnsss. wbsssvss sHpoeeA te
 thsss saset0as. ears ty sbsospees C
 snses~d by b whss eli othes psastsrs fnit. II is iks best plaster ksews to physetsss ae1 drnE Ksss Al drsxxfsas. ne.; Avs for ei,se. AsssS1 hes. POTTkG DhC0 AND CHEMICAL Co.,, Boet18.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

Tsas half ss st bssB told ts tts Essst savztfvs . ppwsrs Df tass IrTlGLaA hEseDiBs, have paid LasdfSds Df eslass fss ossatFss sarS 1tsasss f ias sss sssA sAls. .d aSssf Dsad ahI thss yst ts sslaAl tbs CtTfaCEA HanEDlks.
 CHAb. 4. N ILLIAAs. PfsytaEsss, h- I.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

Bs,ld by al DrsEstsis. FrfssI EpTiGGAA, G etc. . HEzfbLvaET. tI .asg. spAP T. cts. Prepared by tie PUrTkh DkLs AnD LaksiC AL t1O., BDstsa, 6sas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
Bad Y-r .n-- a~ c.re sAi. ni.@,
AND YELLOW FEVER.

BEAUTY sssr,s s.is cs1ssss sssss.; $. .sar .ss ci'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Nov. "a. 1855.

TIE following sales ield at the Exchange anu AUCTION
Room to-day:
Ia Richard v HTr7len d Co.
5.stcry fat and 3-st0ry house with lot. Nos 33Z ana
90 aa EaS! eS sI schalinssy s25 200
| similar building with lot, No l,3l4 4th.ave, W g.
S S%4 1t sol oS'' io' ~ 2O5OO
4s9ly hose "t o 49, 5x 8: cIinSS 1924
Lot 80 10 snllivan.st B. Of GTandst, 2ON
plot q iand LexiDgt0nave " corof l24th-sI
adjourned sine die ,ru
Asst, ~ LuilGlng " Livingston" with lo NO Us
,a s,"ss MsMa a5U nO- 2Os5o
Slts sol Is. i hTaay % 1l.625
L., -, o. owe 1ixl, n: W IL blgga......... 3,Sz5
Pg 4. y! MHiitT f. Son.
Ss1nIy oaH ai So NO , John White 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANS FERs-N.,

pECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANS FERs-S.Y. CITY
Tho following shows csat5 Transactions recorded
ssth..t es. $50 IT Of Iofh.lve 25xlOO d RoSaHnah
Fsf er s'rI anotaer toJ aGiings aud ano'nrr 500
sah '.t ~ sS r. 81 seavr 23.iOTIO2i John
j" ~ ~, I,I,e and vie T. MoIoug Iney - 1850
e' Hai r;G' vie Van zaIG, 270O
l'- Aihusriy 1Si wife to rignt..,;.... 10000
man ,ifaas and vile 10 william Burnett -. 10000
s5 VIE 10 i l. ............... ll,OOO
ss tSngy 1871 II of shave ij1ij22, Samuel
oISt CscGrG an 1yiie to L Faire6lld - $1,000
et Eaf.ha and wife 10 Barney 1900
Vie to Il O De For a. 5000
i .n " tn 4., ., 1880
All another to " Te1rDerry $1,000
joba Lerby referee to Mary 7 Constant and ooo
47,Si.i.s 100 # e Ci 2daye look 100 Si;0O to
OF 2,,.ave. x4O 2xl0Ux6O.6; A Lev isnes and
another jacob SteiLhardt 1900
txec9t to Jacob Plat $1,000
tcsett ana vie TO A Martn......-..... $4,000
and VIE to u Russell 10000
sane s mtR y. . De@of. st 10 y Mcmp6 10
Rdge,t 100 II > OF Reaneey-st' 214I0o' DAVID
ss,ac properly, Ameha Levy ana another 70 Levy:
Decker 20 Josephine Decker...-..-....-..-.... 240O
S'3i aaS and dho.dr to Nancy Jsessoa hl@Dc
property; Judd and VIE to nancy Jackson 1900
Ling an vie TO " 2275o
Sn'sn Deyin and another TO Gerdi1and 1926
''' reieree to David Grown. 1900
70 John DAWSON ... 1880
=, and Nile 70 Bellevue Ho'pita Ne neal College
alto Nisnann. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Thanksgiving at ST BARNABAs'S 99t and sOs Null u
a m, Dnuet D. IN The children connected with the bay
usely SUNDAY Industrial schools Free Reading ROOM
&c their Door mothers are expecting their usual
Thanksgiving Dnner Please send money or oo az once TO
SISIIT lien OF to the Rev G. I. WOODRt IF, super
ntendsnt YOrE Protestant Epscopa MISSION Society
Union THANK savine service at the church Of t4S Divine
bth.ave corner 40thst lhursdy,
n M, sermon by thu Rev JOSEPH X MASON sub
iect The Significance Of Thank SOWING Day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
6,tuallons Uanteo-tilales.

COACHMAN.-By young married man
btgbe, a Recommendations years with last employer.
II or address HOMAs In care OF T. L., l30 West ST,
~ afa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WEST
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY:

The NEw-YoR LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY has made contracts with Us which pro
vide tie funding the entire floating Indebtedness OF
the COMPANY las the Presidents sstemsut In or
der that the net Of all kinds In future be APP
popraed 20 the payment OF interest all the funded
debt OF the nompsny.
The floating debt will be provided for by the isan OF Bonds
OF tho Long Docs Company be NewIork terminus OF the
New.York Lake Erie and Western Railroad company
which Bonds have been and viii enable tue Dock
COMPANY 10 reimburse Railroad Company for the large
an cunt u the former.
This negotiation. Is the condition mat the
holders Of the Second Consolidated Mortgage Bonds aud OF
the Second on sodated Mortgage Funded Coupon Bonds oil
the New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
h n receive payment in OF tho Conpon which natures
on the OF December shall fund those OF une and
Uecember 1884, June 1888 and June 1886 into Gold Bond
maturin IN 1862 FIVE cent interest and secured
by deposit with Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
the oupons thus funded which will all ther orig
nal lien
These Bonds paid OF 05 and accrued interest at
the pleasure Company. mp such payment cor
responding amount OF original Coupons will be Cancelled
The first Coupon Funded Bonds will mature LIST OF
December, 1885
In foregoing contracts We are now prepared
10 nav the Coupon december 1855 in cash. up N sur
render 10 us the designated for funding tor which
we will temporary receipts eKchauseable INTO de-
6nye Bonds as soon be engraved aud exc
cufeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
TO THE HOLDERS oF STOCK. BONDS, AND CAR
TRUST CERTIFICATES OF THE
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY CoMPANhi

TO THE HOLDERS OF STOCK. BONDS, AND CAR
TRUST CERTIFICATES OF THE
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY CohPANfi
In accordance with Article 10 agreement Of the ION
CAV Of june notice hereby Of the following modhoA
Of said agreement 49,. -.
Tn. cation committee shall consist OF nine NON
bers irstetd OF I've d.. $780,, to-,
me c,.b sae.smon on capital stock Is reduced rom
AZ 70 81 per share for which s. per snare tho'o wi" w
so in the p,-icrfed stock o. the new COMPANY
The canal stock company 81 IL b. ncrea'eoto
ca 40 q rre,errcd AMI $40 100000 OF common stocS
and theA nor cent First Consolidated Mortgage 80" boh"'
b.u ne increased 20 OOooO0 the increases Of c'p-
i .,,ck both preferred common an o. the con'oh
cd bo, are 1, BE- exclusively for tn pur oaei oil
aeon tho prppe-ty aud rAnch OF the Den 81 ana l'
Gran Western hallway Company or ior extending mo no
of the now railroad company 10 ogden.
Car Trust trracatcs viii receive &BooOO In cam an' nut
he te n,inder m n out.'andng the following. VIZ;
yo each car Trust OF $1,000 bearing per cent
o,,res in per cent solatrd bonds Of the ne"
crmra,v nd 800 IN Preferred stock and each an ru'
o. 81 900 bearing per cent interest s-Oo il
ssd bonds aid 500 IN sad Preferred stock
Tho eleventh article OF tho agrHcmen Of June ~ pr"
for Tie cancellation BY the committee Of the unused riao'"
took. u ab,O saed 49,.
Further information. desired, can be obtnned AZ 'h'
initial states lu, Complnt New.York. 40 80 Wallst
,pero COPY o. to has been fled At the ones
q, tho Denver AMI 40 Grnnds Railway Company. 10 "
y'unan.s and the ocs o. \. Marcus. SocrelA1 u ''
Committee a 30 Ishan se-plsce
gro. COPPELLp TIEoDohn nit tHiihu
K.T. " Ii~ON. '""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
OFFICE OF LOUIS II. MEYER, TRUSTEE
DENVER AND Rio GRAEDE
WESTERN RKLWAI MORTGAGE.

SO2l NASSAU.-T
NKw.YoRK. Oct. 90. 1888.
10 tie ROndhOlcors
placed IN hands signatures to the plan
Il Aug - $50 Tor she adiHt neni OF interest and asni
nj Of coupons nom Fat Mortgage Dads tc b6nvsi
AMI 40 Grande western M az OmpIuvr presenting inpf
tnan Onehtf Of outsauGing bonds Of Sai
90 HOtiY bOndhOlic hat an faYiug IN inter.
upon tie due 10 ept ing fen IN
cOuI 10 bon aHdisru,
temporary rcocps therefor eNcIanB bls Tor engraved
ertnCatcs IN accordance Will faid plan
LOUIS ii. MEYER. Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
GFNTLEM EN-

GENTLEMEN;
re ernr TO the contracts with you II IL that
shond state adoption by the holders OF the scheme
Tor nplne the coupons Of consolidated Mort
gage and Consolidated Mortgage Funded Coupon
Fond, toyether payment By the Long Dock Com
psny due ti, company vi" provide the means
Tor iqnidating our entire floating Indebtedness
Yours respectfully $780,.
(signed) JntIN hiM;'
PRESIDENT New York. Lake Erie and Western u H. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
siludtjons rnnic6-- female.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
NE raq!EsT5yF EMfiqyMEMT Sss9crArrox
2 L. Secretary G KhLL6GG %oruoy
Main cnc. 1877 broadway. and 100 West s4thst. y Y
brooklyn Ad ana a mean a'S
Tho references OF AL apDcants for situations are myesti
gated
.yh-scot,h rroc'tani - good private family cook.
COOK andlA--fs WA-H-Is excellent cooE.cily only.
Cook Al Al : Hii..i'Sc CIIAMRERwORK and WAIT.
RI sistcrs. 5ycars experience. No L. at i,"l'
A~sIsT SJ Sn q9aSTi sT@g
thorough competent. private iamiy'
"H%MBEi,MAiD ana wAGi 40 by ,horou MI com
'GrSE1Ai 40 sEwDHX. Neat coofed eiri. No. a
WAfTI II Wi, recommended At 1903 West 3ithst.
WATCHMAN.-kItchcno o. UscfuI'man NJ k,IO' west
C0HcHMAN.-Thorou,h ly competent No. 100 West
3ith.sL
~. West -2ds continue al OIL address no connection
4 G1y ol1s on Gs "esn 21q ,d na am
lice VIII be excluded from the Office. 90 NJ. on, .,
COOK.-Bya Swedish woman; entrees, soups,
- desserts. pas good cty rciererc's Address H.
COOK and HOUSEWORK-By tidy Prot
a S s9i s saSS al f.S EMPLOY HOUSE
l3s Gth.aye
COOK.-By iir,t-class cook best city ref
'i'"''' ''' ''' '''' IA East .otust.
NOOK-W AlTRESS.-By two German Pro-,
~ cook and nundres The onrT waitress Sna
chamberm4d together separate best etcrehce' luo
COOK.-By Young German woman; first
- class under all branches French ana Ehs'h'
rord references - " est 3'd.st
COOK.-By competent woman will do the
" washing IN private family best city references '"i'
CHANBERMAID and WAITRESS. by
~ Young do l!glt hou-cNOrk thitc years
rrfeenc oom lat place call "Wednesday oo4 west -4h'
NHANBERMAID and WAlIRESS.-By II
y smart Intelligent girl Tor chamoerTorS ana ma Tns
unders ahd' hrf business thIIoagny Once I25s
broadway.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, &c.-By Young
g goo. reference last Lace. a East th.st.
IOUSEMAID or NURSE.--By a French per-
son go sever reference Aaenei'2 2s broadway
& AUNDRESS.-Fi class wishes gentle-
IL men's family wasting; best city retoieGce 9oth,t
ADY'S MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By q
Jung soo tT raw six years city reference
I,ease cal! OF address No. West i4thst --
4 ADY's MAID and SEAMSIRESS.mbHyt "a a
H. young German girl be thoroughly reoconlnee' III
every respect good eiy ,S5fspSs MI arcsors boil
NURSE.-By young, ntelllgSnlit G seeaIani
reference. rs last JOthst
NURSE and SEAMSrESS.-By. competent
young woman; thoroughly competent 10 "Hl on iy
and chdren no objection travel Or the WINTER eheeeh'
city references. Call l2O 4thaVe,
NURSE.-By a Protestant young W ON, ~
~ Thoroughly experienced mants nurse; can oInS W
bOtlei has taken charge from monthly hu.so ~ avo Wv
city references given seen from l. Sall NJ ~ -
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