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English Remedy. 1t is guaranteed prep
aration if it does not lelp you it will cost
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Eo- 70 USE
CREAM BALM:

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Men Think

they know all about Mustang Lin
iment. Few do. Not to know is
not to have.
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WollnLen phy.Iclnns.

Ink and breath have been expended
without stint to chow that women ought
not to be physicians and that they never
could suCCeed in the medical profession.
All this is go firmly believed by some male
practitioners that there are to this day
county medical socIetieu which deny adj
mission to women who have graduated
from Irregular" colleges and arc engaged
in "regulsr" practice.
II must be that very many people do
not agree with this view, for the women
physicians arc getting along pretty well in
these days. Dr.. Rachel Bodlsy, Dean Of
the Woman's Medical College OF Penn
sylvania, has been gathering interesting
returns from the alumni Of that eminent
institution. seyenty.six answers were
received from women having an average
practice Of s29O7 a year. Ton Of them
have each aprOctiCe yielding less than
$1,000 year; each Of four earned from
$4,000 to s2O0OOa year. The income Of
twenty.four was more than 81 900 and lees
than $1,000; Of twenty more than $1,000
and less than 5000; Of ten more than
5000 and less than $1,000; OF i've more
than $4,000 and less than 5000; Of three
more than $1,000 and less than $4,000
II may DO doubted whether tho same
number OF graduates Of q medical college
for men can make better allowing. Tho
average for the women physicians Is
much better than the general ayerago for
professional services, The women are
making their way Us bread-winnerS, and
no opposition Of sex prejudice or business
rivalry can prevail against woman who
knows how to do something upon which
the world places q money value.
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THE BUSINESS SITUATION,
A Radical Improvement In GeHaERl Trad
Pentures OF the Revival.


A Radical Improvement In GENITAL Trade
Features OF ths Revival.
Brad,irst's OcioSa9
The improvement in demand aud pro-
ductlon in special lines within three
months has stimulated the long cherished
belief that the autumn months Of the cur
rent year were TO bring about q marked
increase in the distribution Of staple pro-
ducts, and with 1t return Of commercial
and industrial prosperity, the absence Of
which has marked the four preceding
years,
An examination Of trade conditions re-
yesls much which tends 70 convince the
most skepucal that there has been radi-
cal Improvement in general trade, and yet
there are elements missing which attract
more than passing attention.
Gagged by price, 1t is a striking TACT
that iron, steel, cotton goods, wool and
wooden goods, coal, tin, lead and copper
have sustained substantial advances,
moot Of which appear based on the bed
rock Of widened demand, Pig iron il
over SOC. higher per ton at the south, fully
that at the west, and, in small lots, Doc
higher in the east, although no actual in
crease in quotation has been ordered here
Tho production OF 1886 ia provided Tor
and makers in the Lehigh and elsewhere
arc discussing one or two dollar I'D
vance for 1857, Finished iron is one
tenth cent per pound higher S2 per toni
and would advance still further on a sug
gestiOn from the raw product,
Steel rails are not materially hishe
than in July, owing to the ability Of Tor
eign makers 10 deliver rails, duty paid
at southwestern (domestiCl ports at price
competitive with those at which hom
manufacture can place rails in Louisian
or Texas. Cotton prints arc from s to
percent higher aud raw wool from to
percent, Wooden goods are hrmer and u
better demand. The increase OF nearl
o percent in tin and Of about 4 pei
cent in copper prices ia due largely TO tn
concerted action Of producers togethe
with moderate gain In deRsnd from man
uiaCturers. The gain Of about hOo. pc
ton in anthracite coal prices, willis on tn
face OF 1t an arbitrary act by the six CON
| panles who control production and trans
poTtstion thereof, was rendered possibl
only through the increase in the demInt
reported from iLlugtrial Centers after
season Of prolonged restriction In output
A little reflection will chow that Tia
aforementioned stsplss constitute thos
Of which we have heard most, so far q
higher prices are concerned. ON Tho athe
hand bre6lSluGs continue to record loV
level of prIceu. Wheat Ia about y percent
corn over percent, and oats ovcrgO porcen
lower this year. Sugar is nearly Is per
cent lower, for reasons frequently pointe'
out in this Journal. Still there Is little IN
favorable Is tbs business situation in al
this, On tho contrary, 1t Is the to BIO ek
pected outcome Of q healthiul revival from
o prolonged business depression, which
shows itself first, Of Coulse, in a wldenet
demand for stsple and industrial pro
ducts.
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GIrniia,a NIen,n,.v.

NJ Y Commercial AdraiIT.
The funniest thing ever saw or heard
OF in connection with the memory OF ami
mails happened one year when was out
west with strsvellng menagerle. You've
heard, Of courne, how elephants will re.
member IN insult twenty years, some say
longer. We'll, this littleinCidont concern.
ed gtrafIe-Rnd. CRATES, you know, are
not generally credited with much sense,
anyway, to say nothing Of memory. But
this one showed great deal Of the latter
quality, anyway. We had got as far as
Rock Island, ILL.,, where we had TO cross
the Mis1lssippi on All old ferry. that being
before the big government bridge was
built there. Everything went all right
until We Cameto this giraffe. He wouldn't
90 on the ferry. CoAxing, soaring, push.
ing, beating did no good. He simply lay
down on tho river bank and would not
bulge. " While l was working over him
the ferry made another trip. When she
came back up gets Mr.. Giraffe as spry 90
you please the FIRST tins urged him and
marched otralght on to the ferry.
Several people who had boon on the
boat the trip before and seen the CRATES
queer caperg on the other side OF the
river were waiting to see what kind Of
luck had. Well, the boat was fifty feet
OF 60 from the down shore when the
giraffe happened TO turn bis head toward
the landing and Gee those people. He
gavO q giraffe trumpet, and, before | knew
what he was doing, jumped over the rail
into the water, II took three.quarLers Of
an hour TO pull him out, Now, what do
you think was the matter with that
giraffe? l discovered II while tho crowd
was gathering around the rOhCued animal
below the deck. Among the people was
one tall, slim young fellow that the giraffe
seemed To have particular aversion TO,
When he Jaw tile young man near him he
began TO trenble violently, and made deG.
pOFate efforts 10 break away. ! questioned
The young man and found that d year be-.
fore he had crossed on tho ieIryboAt with
tnonagerie. Th0fO was giraffe among
the animals on the lower deck, and his
heAd had stretched away up 70 the pas.
songef deck Of the ferry, where the young
man was sitting with some friends, AS
tho gitaae's long neck had come twisting
around In his direction he had been cruel
enough 10 take quid OIL tobacco and
throw u down the CRATES open mouth.
NO doubt Il was The Same giraffe had
with me then, and no doubt, too, he 10.
CogniIed his tornBnter tho Instant his
eyes fell on him.
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Philadelphia PraS, oct. TO-
The appearance Of James q. Blaine II
the Pennsylvania campaign this year vii
be a most notable event. He will cont
10 Philadelphia on Saturday, October 10
and speak at the Academy Of Music OF
that evening uudor the auspices Of tht
Young Republican Club, Of which Edwin
s. Stewart Ia President. Tho other speak
ers OH that occasion will bn ex.SenatOi
John Stewart, who was the Independent
candidate for governor four years lgo, and
CHARLES Emory Smith. MI. Blaine will
remain In the city on Sunday, having
quarters at the Continental Hotel, and
will doubtless attend some orthodox Pres.
bylefian church,
On Monday hO will leave for the West,
and arrangements will 10 made 10 have
him speak az points on the route either al
the railway stations or otherwise, "a may
DO arranged. His chief speech OH Mon.
day will DO at Lancaster, and Monday
nIght Mr.. Blaine will spend ~ the guest
Of Senator Cameron At Harrisburg, On
Tuesday he will 70 from Harrisburg 10
plltsburgh, speaking al Altoona and OlhOr
points on the way. The trip across tho
State viii be an ovation such az Penneyl.
yania has not geen In years On Wednes'
day Mt. Blaine will speak only 1t tho
meeting 10 PltlBbufgh, which Will DO AZ.
tended by people from all the Weatetn
part Of the State, The week after next
promises 10 DO tho nloal Interesting one In
the campaign In this Slate,
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HOUSE, OP DELEGATB,
n. 4. WHITAEER,
GlORGE l., AUllN,
WILLIAM s, MEEK,
EDWARD N. ATKINSON,


"Ephraln, he hath mixed himself
among the peoplei Ephraim isa cake not
turned" Thus spRke the prophet Hosea
Ephraim, 1t will be remembered was
the Democratic nominee for Congress
He wea hsvlng uphill work Of IT. He
won't among the people to show himself
uuto them and to beguiIe them with much
Language. He TALKED tariff by tue way,
which moved tho prophet to remark
further, "sray hairs arc hero and there
upon him, yet he kpoweth not" That Ia
to say, EphIaim had smaIterNg
Of the subject, but did not
understand 1t 90 a man should who Eoetll
before tho people to teach them. He was
not posted, and stood in slippery places
He was old enough 10 know, but his early
education had been neglected. He had
failed to obey the injunction OF tho wise
man and get understanding.
"Hs hath mixed himself among the
people," Ephraim was not much of a
public speaker, but the idea had gone
abroad that no was a good mixer, and the
rulers OF the party had sent him out for to
mix. Some things he mixed well,
and though he could make them
without straw, straw was held in that
day to be a necessary ornament to cot
them of. But he was not BuccCssiul as
mixer among tho people, and 1t ia written
that they turned their faces against him.
"Ephraim is q cake not turned" In
The days Of the prophet they were very
fond Of cakes. Hence the use Of this
familiar figure. Tho tootbsomeness Of
the cake depended upon ito being well
turned, at tho right timO. A cake not
turned was in fact no cake at all,
being spoiled in the baking 1t
might therefore BIO said OF Ephraim
that "his catO was all dough-" for 1t never
CAME to the proud cstate Of cake fit to
be eaten. This little episode in the career
Of Ephraim lie very impressive, and it had
much 10 do with his failure aa candi.
date and tho subsequent bitterness Of hig
life. His fate is handed down Gs Oolemn
warning. et
"Ephralm, he hath mixed himself
among the people; Ephraim is cake not
turned"
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

II aman wants pity let him go 10 bis
relations; If assistance, 10 his lriendu.
During his life NJ. Cheyyeul has seen In
Francs four kings, two empsrors and
three republics.
The sound ofIhe cracking chestnut burs
Is the death knell Of snake stories for this
season.
Jay Gould 10 said to DO very partial 10
suCCotAsh, and never sits down to a din
ner without this diBh.
"'Tis the last rose OF summer" rs the
aerouRut said when he made his last
balloon ascension for the season.
There will probably be US hard fight
over Geronimo in tho War Department as
there was out on the plains.
A peat bog, covering an area OF 100
SCtCs, was recently discovered nineteen
miles west Of Glendale, u. T.
Alta ball given The other evening, ut
which lone but blind people assisted,
there were no deCollete dresses worn.
Did you ever see man with diamond
collar button who did not think that
neckties wero going out oil iaahion.
There is only one thing that Is more
treaCherouB than q woman, and that Is a
sprinkling cart going over a crossing.
Young ladies now furnish o brush
broom 10 dust the coats Of their lovers
where they have laid their pretty pow.
dered faces.
1t wasn't 80 very long ago that nature
turned over new leaf, and yet she Is
already beginning TO paint the country
red.
A woman in Boston 9ole cork leg
from crippled soldier. She was bound
to have something new to put on her bon.
net.
A Belgian scientist says that salt Is con.
duCive to longevity. Thisis roundabout
way Of saying that fresh people are soon
killed of.
liza great parsonage Of lowly birth COM
mitS base action, "He forgets himself"
more than ono will coy. Ell no, he reCol-
leCts himself
Liverpool salt was used entirely by the
San Francisco butchers until ten years
ago, but now the native product Is con-
sidered much superior.
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DIED.

YAGRR- GA Sunday morning, at O'Clock, at Kim
Grove AuGsc, fAgEsi aged - Yeas
Funeral on Tuesday at O'Clock p u, hon
the residence Of his tGthsrln-laW, Michael
Bertschy, No, n Flfth street Iutermenl at NJ
Wood Cemetery, Friends Of the family are In
ylted 10 attend,
NORToN-AJ Canton o on Sunday October 10,
lSsG, NJ O'clock y. ~, DONALD, son o. NJ. and
Mrs Y, Z. Norton, In tue tenth year Of his age,
Funeral will take place from the Hotel HuFIord
At Canton, Wednesday forenoon October 10
Friends Of the family Invited,
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TItn REASON why ACkef's Blood Elixir
is Warranted, 10 because Il 10 the best
preparation known, II will positively
Ctru All blood diseases, puilIeB (ho whole
system, and thoroughly builds DIP the con.
hitutlOn. Remember, we guarantee Il, 8
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
dlscretIOnS Of youth, nervous weakness, carly de-
cay, loss Of luanhosd, etc. will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This greal
ronedy was discovered by missionary In South
America, Send selEAddIessel envelope 70 the
Rev. Joseph 7. Inman, Station D. New York City
so9-TThEAw
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Sp, ctaI a1otices.

FITs,-All Fits stopped free by DF, ElIne'S Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after HTst days use, Mar
yelouS cures Treatise and S2OO trial bottle free to
FItcases Send to Or, Kline, sSl Arch st., Phlla, Pa,
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Ft,,, D1lriet-NATuAE GOFF, Ct HGFF4ouCo'
s,eond Li.irict-W, II. II. FLICK, Of Berkeley Co
Thi,d Distriet- JAMES II, BROWN, Of RanaWhaC Co
Fourth Dislr,es-J, a, HUTCHINSON, Of Wood 70
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MARRIRp.

HRRyEY- AENTRoSG AT Martins PeIrY,o Thurs
day afternoon, Oct 4 1855, alta oelockl ~ Rev
Z +, Nalker, RS'ls1d BY Rev, !: q; b0y1, U. y;
Of Mt. Lebanon, Pa, Dr., W. u, HerYey, and
Miss Jennle 4, Armstrong,
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust to me, made by
Alex, q EoH and LaYDlAO, Fol, his vile, and
dated the It'll day Of July, In the year lSSl, and
recorded In ths Clerks Gllce Of the County Court
Of Ohio county, West YlrSiulR, IN Deed Of Trust
book NO ~, page 81, Will sell at puullO auction
Ut the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, GU
SATURDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, the following de:
scTlbed property, that Is 70 say; certain piece Of
land lying on the west aide Of Maiu street. aud In
plat Of said city, aS lot No, thTtyhVe lJ5, boiling
Inc same property conveyed by Is. II. Eoif and
wife 10 said Alex q EOf by deed, dated the iTst
day Of December, 1865, and recorded IN Deed
Book No, 81, rage III, In tho office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
The title IL believed 10 be peTiGlt, but Will con
yey only tpGh tle as Is vested IN me BY said deed
TERIs OF SALE, oue.third OF the purchase
money 10 cash, and somuCh more Rs the purch gseE
should elect y pay on tho day OF sale, tho residue
In two equal indictments In one and two years
from day OF sale the purchaser 10 give his negOll'
able notes icF the deferred payments bearing in-
tertEt, to DO secured BY o deed Of t,ust oil the
property, II, i, WlNGERFkR, Trustee,
UCl9
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JOHN W. MITCHELL,
nI.uL
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIJI.
~ TON REAL ESTATE, BOSE NIL, AND
PER ONAL PROPERTY

OMMTESTONERS SAFE np pIu
S0W pStS ia, I'm M ~. Vt ruiz
tPEn maj PRnptp'rYH 0HH Allie AND
Lewis :, Britt Ia Ohio County
Lewis Orih and others IaLbsncv,T'
NJ ,I.,,,o ~ :, -. =, ',,., ,''','',
~ NlIMt S1 ~ AuecIgs u Aii '9ull maze IN The
1ssS Nv ~ IJ M Uny ~ pgnOy
~, !le unI NJ app4lpteu special eomMb-
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4. Stone Virgins, the late earthquake
prophet, parts Ills half Ia ihOmiddle, Fol
all that, hls head does not appear 10 be
evenly balanced,
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GsnfeetiO,,srtsS.
T ESioNs

T EMoNs
Aud Oranges!
100 Boxes Fine Meaina Lemons,
90 Boxes ROdl Oranges
"a 'W'"'''''N Nicholas SCHULZ
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gs,sstee Sa1ss.
NRUsTEE'S SALE,

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust md, By g. W
Kennedy and Margaret J. Kennedy, 9s Nlgi W "
mo as trustee dRlcd the 18TH day Of sep'aty{b'
1888, and recorded In the office o. ne IIgIA "
County Court Of Ohio county, West NIiglYIiA y. n
Deed Of TtuN hook No. 20, page SS! WI . w.
At public auction at the trout door VI 1he 1Ou''
House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER {, i@S'
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. w., the following Gs
LCribed property, that Il 10 say; the WeAI w liS
thiid Of the north half Of Ot nllmbeta ui'ftn ~
In William ". addition TO ~ N't c,,ass
which said lot Il situated on the iOulhNet IN,
Of Woods formerly SEVENTH aud fiINtt..n nSio
merly Centgf) Streets In the city Of Nhee'lus' VH''
county, Wctt Virginia. ,,,.-,,, ,,,,,v
Title Il believed 10 DO perfect, InI WI toI'9
only such title Is Il vested in meDy Nlu'bpV'u y"
TERMS OF sALE-onC.third Of The p .,iy,.ss
money, and 20 much more theiGOfns the IN,
should elect 10 ray in cash on the day q 'a Inv IN.
residue thereof payable IN tMO V Etnm tSs
AtAllments III one and two yeats Iyup r I'M
day Of sale with interest iiqG I WAY. III ihs
deferred payments, beating interest " " ''''''
BY deed Of trust on the Pr0pGGryl.y vp T,e,ps
ALFRED RuElNsTROA, Attorney. w.
r OTS FOR SALE SUITABLE fVh
IL COUNTRY RESIDENCES, near Elm ui'''iir
by virtue Of Deed Of Trust TO me a asi Az
Abtier Key and hIS WIFE dslVd the lggthH ,n,,'S,i
Of July III the year 1872 and recorded ~ wv. W., Hei
0fllce 81 the County lOuTi OF Ohio oanGiS "a is
Virginia, IN Decd Of trust poQk ialNtyfIiiUT
page 267, will on TUESDAY, THE In .hiaat A. H.,
OCTOBER, 1850, Commenting NJ zen 9 VVg w., iNl,Of
Sell al public auction NJ the prcmbts w, ~, i; H.
parcels Of land numbered respectively W',,,i aFg
elusive, tho location aud dlmethlYn NersG did
more particularly AhOwn By the plhl ,DS'' ni aud
Ia aid Clerks OiilCe bAld lots OF h15's,,I ,6 0n
are rAft Of the tub.dlyIslODs anu Il a',,irstalS
ihu Mai Of ihO BnbdiylsIOnH Of tho she 'il IN
recorded ID Decd Book NUMBERED o., w AID i
aid Clerks office which tub1dlNtlohh nn,tGIfl O,
Wefo conveyed " the tald ADntf IVY " ,i..iglcr,
La and Daniel Lamb NJ special coz i.a md 10.
BY deed dated the 10Th day Of Nay io'S ~. WI, 10
corded III Deed Hook Numbered ch Pab' '''
lAld Clerks office, ..,,.,,.ti., bui ttll.
ing "A lfi5liU, 1 do moi warrant. ,, ,ar ia
TERMB or BALR-KACh putclMet W. H., ilm,
hand ohe.llilnl Of the purchase mOh,' Ivy ,a md
and a. much mote IA ne may ChO9'V Xxx iBtlf.
ne remainder ia equal lnsiAlmenb Vtiiy In liz
N from The day Of sale, payable ll.
nd twelve months thtiGhlltr. Ibg u,.I uile
SialneutS 70 10 satisfactorily scCliil hi''
10 Ie retained until payment " pi,Itm qru,lte.
Asl0. DANILL n" ....------s
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AGnaI alutlecs,
TO CREDITORS,

To the Creditors Of Ellen Forsyth, deceased,
In pursuance Of dc. rec Of Tho Cirrgli IIn,, , ,
Ohio county, made IN u cause therein penl6y ~
subject tho real est Nto Of said Elem Fn,Tib i5ibS
payment Of her debts you are required Ia pn,pW,
your claims against the estate Il The sa'3 tIien
Forsyth, for adjudication 10 Joseph Il, PAUL mp S"
missioner, O. his Office no. lEU Chapline ,i,tt ID
on or before Saturday, the 9!ta day o. No,taGt
1856
Witness, JOHN ". Mitchell, Clerk of saId copn
this 9Th day Of October, 1886. V''''
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THE HOMESTEAD LIYERPILLs
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRA1NS-on and after May 80, 1sS6-ExPLA-
NATION OF REVERENCE MARKS. eDAily. tSunday
excepted. monday excepted. Wheeling lime:
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agstu Advertisements.

EoR SALE "A GOOD FAMIL'
II boat laying above wharf boat, Inquire
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REPUBLICAN TIlRET.

MnEELlNG, ". w oorollEN ls, lSs0
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6ituations f1antrb-- Hlales.

IANIIOR-Position wanted reference 10
y bankers merchants and private parties ADDRESS ~
CURITY Box 90 Tribune Uptown Office, 80 BIosawsy.
SFFUI-MAN.-By Young man who under
stands and hot air furnaces good references Al
dress J. j. "a Tribune Uptown once 255 6roaawsy.
TTsEFUL-MAN.-By young man, IN private
family respect table place tend furnaces WASH
windows whatever needs TO be done about the
ob.r honest !ndustrious city or country Kood oio
Sno adress c. 81 Tribune Cptown Omce z35 sroa1MsS
TSEFUL-MAN.-By a colored man as porter
u in store or elevator man W. k Ole Vest os'hs@
VALET or PRIVATE WAITER-By young
merica man Appearance 10 rstolass a. either
ma. nrasioal anf take charge Of genue
mans ornate business Address DANIEL PfSE lAs Last
4sd-sk
IHrATCHMAN. BY an honest and sober
w young age 80 as mig ut Waterman best Oh roi
ea'H''' s'A J. ERIsA OLE. lsS wsst i6thst
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10 EAST 2OTH-ST.-A parlor floor, with
10 private bathroom with private table without board
slso single for gentlemen.
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~ EAST TH-ST.-Furnished rooms, with
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
THE MONTAGUE, BROOKLYN.

Elegant apartments let the Monague Sos 1913 ana
los Brooklyn Heights. three minutes from
Wsist ferry. The Montague is the finest ana most con
venteufly located APARTMENT house brooklyn IL new ana
,ted hrong ont by tiffany York Located IN the
,o healthy part OF aud but twenty minutes from he
Nv ork commands an extensive
al York Harbor River and the Lower Bay ana pas
All laundry, elevators
and cold water heat throughout ron and naIe
80 ~. y" Il -. : onriv a, CHRIS. HEISER,
~ % Pine-st. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

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