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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
Officers of the National Horse Breeders
Association.

New York, December 13.-The executive
committee OF the National Association of
Trotting Horse Breeders continued their
session to-day. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year.: w. T. Mall,
president; Leland Stanford, California,
first vice president; 1. v. Baker, Jr,, New
York, second vice president; j. V. Cation,
Illinois, third vice president; L. D. Pack,
secretary, and j. w. Gray, treasurer. The
new board of censors are Guy Miller, D..
t. Morris, w. B. D~ickerman, e. G.. Doo-
little and F. FL. Pratt. all of New York
State.
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Sar,nus RaiIroad Accident,

WABAsHA, Mimi, December 13.-A col
lis.,ni occurred this morning on the Chicago
& st. Paul road, between a passenger and
freight train. Brakeman Brooks was
killed, Conductor Mead fatally and the
engineer OF the freight slightly wounded.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
The b. & o. Roads New pres,dent

BALTIMORE, December 1S.-Parties now
in control OF the directors OF the Baltimore
d Ohio road have issued a statement ~
the effect that the presidency OF the road
has been offered to Charles r. MAYER that
he has accepted it, AMI will be elected Nv
directors the 18th. This means tho Ca.
rett party is in control.
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$1,000 Reward

For q better or more pleasant remedy fol
the sure Of .onsumption, bronchialtroubles
cough, Group, and %whooping cough thar
Santa Able, the California king OF consump
ton. Every bottle warranted. II you
would be cured OF that disgusting disease
catarrh. use California Cat.R-Cure. $1a jar
by mail $I.1O. Santa Able and Cat-R-Curs
are sold and warranted by Jas. G. Singer
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

All those heating and itching humors Of
the scalp, so troublesometo many persons,
are effeetually cured by the use OF Ayers
Hair Vigor. II mot attended to ia time,
these diseases are very liable to result in
loss OF the hair.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
Two Men Killed and seven Wounded by

MONTGOMERY, Ala, December 13.-Th'
boiler 81 a cotton gin on G., w. Turner
place. exploded this morning. killing Georgt
Turner and two negroes. and wonndin.
seven Others.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to C~astoria,
When she had Children, she gave them C~astoria,
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Necessitated by an Officers
--.# Meath -#

Death.
WASHINGTON, December 13.-The death
OF Major Edward B. SpauIding, Fourth
cavalry, will cause the following promo.
tons: Captain Michael Cooney. Ninth cav.
airy, to Major of the Fourth cavalry.
First Lieutenant 10 eph Garrard, Ninth
cavalry. to Captain; Second Lieutenan t
Alfred B. Jackson. Ninth cavalry. to First
Lieutenant.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

citation.
CHICAGO, December 13.-At the annual
meeting OF the Northwestern Breeders As.
ISOLATION to-day, John L. Mitchell OF Mil
waukee was elected president. Among the
vics-presidents are VIM. Fl. Raymond oil
Montana, and Bradford Dubois of Col
orado. The secretary and treasurer is
II. D. Mckinney. 1t was decided to open
regular futurity stakes for foals of 1889.
The association will probably offer stakes
for 2, 3, 4 and 5-year-olds to be trotted
for next August. Class. races will be given
at the regular meeting.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

THE attempt to rob or murder a man,
in his own room, Wednesday night,
shows that the influence of the sure
thing crowd is still at work in Butte.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

Switzerland's Biggest Hammer.
BERNE, December 13.-M. Hammer has
been elected PRESIDENT of Switzerland, and
M. Ruschonnet, Vice-P President.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
BY oarrier--an parts Of Butte.

aar When the subscriber 80 orders his sub
scription, will be discontinued at the end OF the
time paid for, otherwise 1t viii DC continneu;
When the SEMI Weekly is so continued, 1t will
DC charged for at the rate of $500 per annum.
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Fort BENTON "River Press" The I'm
ter Mountain" a paper published in
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III Hill ", vktH Diseases all Form al
kOO " UNIV fectinp the Rody. Nose.

Throat, Skin and Bones, Blothes, Eruptions
Rheumatism, Falling Hair, Ague, Eczema, Old
Sores, Ulcers. Painful Sweliiugs, from what
ever cause, positively and forever driven from
the system by Safe, Time Tested Remedies.
We cure Syphilis. recent or old cases, for
life, safely and surely. No poisons used. Our
Treatment is the result of ~ yearsexperience.
Cure Guaranteed, Neverto Return. Such cases
demand special study. experience and treat
ment. Avoid pat.l.I medicines or inexperienc-
ed doctors, or pretenders. Call or write for d
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Dr. IN
CALIFORNIA SPECIALIST.

Dr.. Spinney the old California Specialist has
opened q Branch Dispensary at Clarendon
House, 20 Main st. Butte City, Montana,
where he can be consulted personally or by
letter. Office hours-9 q. m. to 8 p. M; Sun
days-10to IL.
Blood Diseases for 81 years; advertised longer
than any other physician in the west; every
best remedy used and knowing what to do no
experiments are made. Consultation at office
or by mail free, invited and strictly confden.
tiai. Medicines sent by mail or express every
where, securely packed. free from observation.
Lifelong study, experience and practice, en-
q bIoa M 70 cIra nuickIu safeIy nd for lfo
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NERVOUS DEBILITY w 9sfs

Failing Memory, Lack Of Energy, Physical De-
cay, arising from Indiscretion, Excess or lndul-
gence, producing Nervousness, Debility Dim
ness OF Sight, Self Distrust, Defective Memory
Pimples on face, Aversion to Society, Loss of
Ambition. Unfitness to Marry, Dyspepsia,
Stunted Development, Lost Manhood, Pains
in Back, Night Losses, etc. Relief at once, all
exhausting drains stopped, weak parts
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life; it buil6s up the Nerves, Strengthens the
System, Restores vigor. My success is based
on facts, Life long Experience, Special Study
OF each case; pure medicines, specially prerared
therefor, ensures a real cure. Beware OF cheap
Hg1ro.o11a
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KIDNEY AND URINARY e es;a,si b'fs.

cult, too frequently or Bloody Urine. I'm.
natural Discharges promptly cured. Gonorr-
hea, elect, Structure cured without instru-
ments or pain. All Bladder end Kidney Dis
eases, Milky Urine, Weak Back, Painful Swell
lings, Varicocele, quickly relieved aud radically
cnrpd
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MIDDLE-AGED men v v

neys or, Bladder, Weak Back, Nervous Debility
Wasting of Sexual strength, ETC., cured and
restored to healthy vigor.
N. B.-Persons unable to visit us may be
treated at their homes, by correspondence.
Medicines and instructions sent by mail or
express. Consultation Free. Send for the
Young Mans Friend, or Guide to Wedlock.
Call or address DIR. A. B. SPINNEY d GO
20 Main street, Butte City, Montana.
p. O. Lock Box 625.
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q few examples Of what the children get from the
tesching
We have not had any good government nnoe
the declaration OF independence
The Revolutionary war was begun IN ltd
and has continued all this time"
No free government can, exist unless Jus
powers are discharged on earth.
When territory is found uninhabited by new
sctt innts you take the laws OF tn country
but not word OF explanation IS oHefei as 10
what YOU are expected to do with them.
/" The Federal government grew out OF several
States II has three states. Legislature, execu-
tive and judicial -, A..
The Constitution should be the law OF the
country and be violated l.,
No soldier shall be quartered anywhefrc .t IA
the United States without the consent oil the
No person shall be convinced of treason
unless he has done il to two witnesses IN open
The president cannot draw any salary dur
ing any term OF Office
Electors are chosen by people,
Electors meet TO cast their votes at each
place i'm the State that is the capital Of the legs-
laturc"
But the qualifications to be q president are
The he Constitution is 50 years he shall be
a natural born citizen Of the United States, he
shall have been president OF the umted otates
fourteen years prior to taking scat.
An absolute monarch makes the caprice OF
his own will but democrat government Is Wnen
the democrats are select body of mer ana
there elected by the people and use their voices
in making the laws" :,
in nearly all the states judicial officers should
be impeached' Perhaps in the words OF Captain
Cuttle :" The bearing of this observation lies In
the application of it"
The House of Representatives shall nave sole
power of impcaching a speaker
On taking their seats Senators and Repre-
sentatives swear"
Our extracts must end here. 1t will be seen
from what has been quoted that Mrs lie Rows
little book is one TO be reflected upon seriously
The boys and girls who getting the kind OF cdu-
cation here illustrated charged with the great
responsibility of maintaining the republican form
of government Upon the sagacity and intelli-
gence they bring to bear upon the great problems
of the time the most important consequences must
depend. Does such evidence as Mrs. lie Row has
gathered and presented justify sanguine anticipa-
tons regarding the futureP
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RRYCES
AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH.
. vols. 1omO. 90

Both from the authors exceptional mastery and rom
the collaboration he has secured from American secia
lists we have hesitation IN placing this book at the
head Of those which pretend 20 trat oil our form OF
government theory and In its practical working. we e
speak it the largest possible circulation AMI at THIS
,tason no more fitting gift could be made 10 any one
Taken as whole, IL Is Incompatible mIe Of inior-
nation and phiosophic observation. -(Evening Post
Prof Bryce openly Acknowledges that he has had
great amount Of ad from American scholars ana Pup
Is the complete compact and detailed account 81
the American Commonwealth that has yet been written
look far and wide through dozens Of volumes for
anything like the information and the intelligent criticism
its relations Is carefully and fully digested. and effort
spared present the Nation is unique
s5naiity as well h manifold Institutions. 1t MAJ
justly be said Of Prof. Bryccs great ~ofk that Tor
century he has made IT possible for all Europeans
to understand Americans they are and 10 see how they
nodded by their civil and political Institutions. Be
Englishmen and Americans this work Is in
dssOube bond OF union on the highest plane Of inter-
national thought and cXpresson.-tBoston Herald
This splendid work the institutions Of the United
thoarhtful readers in this county-(Washngton Capital
No newspaper article is likely do entire justice 70
the wonderfully intelligent and comprehensive work which
Prof. James Bryce has recently finished With very
much more than the ordinary emphasis must It be said
careful reading the so 000 900 OF Americans whom
it concens-(Moning Journal.
The event Of the year in the literary world takes place
to-day I'm the publication by Messrs Macmillan Of Mr..
wealth." work remarkable alike for penetration Of
Judgment FOR felicity Of STYLE and for solidty OF re-
fact for Mr. Bryce whose literary reputation will be
greatly enhanced by his work THE American Common
wealth." Is already well known university professor,
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs. He thus
more instance Of fact TOO often forgotten, namely.
that the best books are written by the busiest
(Pall Mall Gazette.
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Mem publications.
NOW READY:
In two volumes. large 12mo. Price, &C.
THE AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH.
JAMES BRYCE. D. c. L., NJ. p,
Author OF The Holy Roman Empire"
PRESS NOTICES.

PRESS NOTICES.
IT, is not only treated (by the English press as the
most important study OF the subject since De Tocquee
bur As the Of recent in the whOlc e
Of serious correspondent OF the new
York Times.
Prot Bryce himself IS well known In literature anu
In public life that any book from him is sure 10 &c SIT
ousy al scussed Especially IL this true OF an eaoor'e
work on American Institutions Inc Stdhu'Iu 4,
acknowledges his ability learning and scho9Isiip anu
accents him As most Instructive and phiosophlc gnIe
Mall Gazette calls Il the event OF the year IN the heay
world-tG w. Smalley. in New York Tribune
This work rises at once eminent place among
far as America goes work unique in scope spirit anu
knowledge There IL nothing like II anywhere eNs' a.,
nohing that approaches IL. without eAasecrdlOh ~
may he called he most considerable and gratifying tribute
that has vet been bestowed upon us ny an ngI ninsn
and perhaps by England herself one ue,p1iIs
in an aftemn 10 give in single newspaper article an
adequate account OF work Infused win khoNleusc
and sparkling with suggestion Inc ho'her couil' NV,
of this colossal child among nations could not nav sn
over the ocean a welcome or more SUSPICIOUS
Christmas present than this. Every thoughtlul IN
yin read II and will hold in grateful remembrance It's
This work will be invaluable to the Amer
lean citizen who wishes something more than super
heal kpowedge Of the political system under which he
lives and OF the differences between II ana otheI cou
tries The fact f. that no writer has ever atWnIp,ev
IA nresent compr hcnsive account OF our pohIc
system founded upon such length OF observation en-
rcied with great mass OF detail ana 50 uoI"uHn9
house Of political information regarding America such a
no other writer, American or other has ever proNl.si
In one work . II Will remain a standard even IOi inc
American reader.-( ew- York Tribune.
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THE STATE or TRADE

ror nat unchsnEed sres and western suPernns
b13 IS; Extra do SO 1904 so Family do - 1909 ~
City Mills RIO Brands Extra 50 62e5 70 Winter wnest
Patent IS rs Spring DE- DO 90 no. ao strsn.
Fnitz i00 O7c Tongberry 1000 lO7c No southern 1907
iOic Western steady ata decline; No Winter Red spot
9bo asked january 9i909jc February 96ha97c; March
50 4I2c Yellow 3584Oc. Western steady Mixed spot
al i24 a42so; January at 42la42hc February at 42'
42c; steamer 80 ac January 3s1,a409c Oats dull and
32c; Western White go 1880; do Mixed 2s13lc Graded
No White 33c bid Rye steady at go a6lc Hay gmet
and steady; Prime to Choice Timothy SIG nOnSl1 90
Provisions steady Pork at SIS 10 Bulk Meats loose
Shoulders 7ac; Clear Rib sides &c; DO packed yte
Butter steady; Western Packed lSG22c Best ho lv1IVc
Creamery 2id3Oc. Eggs firm at 2Og3lc Petroleum aes
but firm Refined at 1900. Coffee nrmi RIO ARGOS
Fair at lie Sugar quiet a SOFT, 7 Lee copper,
Refined steady at l620l6'ic Whisky urn at q.
Fregbs 10 Liverpool per steamer quiet cotton
bblA wheat 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush ShiPmnednd s
Flour 5000 bb $4,000 bush sales-Wheat looVoo
busi Corn 10000 BUSH
BOSTON Dec 27-F1our quiet and unchanged Common %
Extra 81 25a4 30; Sprng Patents Choice 10 Fancy ~ ~
al so Corn unchanged but in light demand steamer
Yellow nominally held Doc. Oats quiet and unchanged
No White 35i4 036c Shorts qnet steady ProVlsons
steady Mess Pork si6 1917 90 Od Mess TOTE
S6 OOaG %; Extra Prime New $l5 10 OH 90 Lan ~ 20
$50 80. Butter firm; Western Extra creamery oo~2-o,
Eastern Extra Creamery 20 a3Oo Cheese steady Eggs
quiet steady Eastern Extras "a n2sc; western Exas &
Western 2tc Receipts fer tho wees Flour LUZ
bills and 10000 sacks Com $4,000 bush oats 'oooo ous
Shorts $40 tons.
CHICAGO 27The leading futures ranged as foiiows
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices. 4o1. 81


Battery Place, Chambers 23d Street ferries, New
York 351 and 1893 tultonst, Brooklyn 107 Broadway.
Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson SITS, Hoboken
transfer OF baggage be obtained. Express trains
leave 231st minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambers st. local trains 70 10 minutes earlier.
Buffet Drawing room Coaches to Buffalo.
10 80 week days ParOr Car TO Blnghamon, Oswego.
Elmira, Corning and Hornellsville.
p. m every day, Chicago and st. Louis Limited
solid Pullman train, Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches 70
a NIAGARA a oS e9sSG
80 p m, every day CHICAGO EspTessS. Pullman
Buffet seepers Bnghamton. Owego. Elmrs. Rochester,
RusSsIiaPa, 495' 4sS go 80. 1890, y
5 1884, Gi TO- e:sc = 80 Is nis6S '''o
GAO. $50, T. .S:so' . 10 80. night '''O ''''
faisfip1 5 g. s. So $40 4lo. I:s6 4ao. $40.
$50 $50. $40, 8 80. T. 80. 80, Q. 10 30. u.
NoTs'fl osS tf 80 20 so 20 SSSo 20
Rlds 'sS a. 80 !, 70 $ 20
NeSb SG rs &c. 3, 10 80 ~ m oV 80
Goshen- AS, so Q. 10 80 a. H. l. $3.50. 30. 30
Mlddletcwh and Port yervs 4:45, $50. o. 10 80
49, 4 30 5. Z. 80 D. m.
Sunday local trains main ~ line 81 80 10 80 m
Branch, . a. m S;So' g 80. 10 D. m
Express from the West arrive In NewYork at $40
and IL :55 and 10 SIS D. In. -
w J. MURPHY. L. p FARMER
Gen'l Sup't General Passenger Agent
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PROPOSALS


Il
PAPER FOR TIE PUBLIC PRINTING.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until January
% Iss9. at 10 O'Cock for furnishing the PAPER for
the PUBLIC PEiEIlNG for the year ending 2sth OF Feb
award Of be made by the Joint Committee Of
Congress Public Printing the lowest and best bdd
ior tn Interests Of the Government the committee
Ing to Itself tn right TO reject and all bids its Juig
mcnt Of the best interests OF the Government dictate
Detailed schedules OF description, quantity and
quality Of the paper required accompanied by samples and
bidders comply, De obtain d by addressing Tn
Benedict Public Printer. Washington, d. c.
will b. entered ilo for supplying such
quantities Of paper be needed during the year and
more.
The estimated quantities forth in detail in the sched
uie compl se
30 600 machine. finish printing paper 24x3s
10000 rcams machine finish printing paper. 3SxiS
1000 sized and SUPER calendered printing paper
2ix3,.
1000 sized and sup,r- calendered printing paper
BINS.
Is sized and white or tinted
printing paper different sizes.
1850 reans white writing plpcr, different sizes and
weights.
2soo reams coiorcd writing paper, different sizes and
weights.
200 reams paper. different sizes and weights
10000 pounds Of best plate paper, different sizes and
weights.
$4,000 pounds map paper different sizes and weights
10000 pounds coated wOOd-cut paper different
weights.
$4,000 pounds doub c-coatod chrome hographic paper
different sizes and weights.
900 reams manila paper. different sizes and weights
j 900 reans tissue paper. 2OX30.
1900 1900 pounds glazed l,5sl bond paper
oioCOD pounds artificial parchment different szcs
221OOO sheets card board different colors Sizes weights
&c.
Proposals wiz be received for one thousand rams or
by direction Of the Joint Committee OF Congress on
TIL +. BENEDICT.
Washington, December 81 1888
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Proposals.

n OTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
" until p. m. MONDAY, December 81 1883. the
Office the Pennsylvania Company for assurances
Lives and Grating Annu.ties, No. 49, Chestnut-st.
Philadelphia for the sale to them OF many
OF tlePhidephia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Sock Trust Certificates &l775i9 Will pay for.
The offerings the lowest prices not exceeding par
costing In the aggregate not more than the amount
stated will De accepted the parties Offering them advised
once, pay be made when the certificates
assigned. on ana after January . 1889
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for sale Of
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad stock
Trust Certificates" and addressed 10
IINDI.EY SMlTII, President, 43l Chestnut Phila
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RAILROADS..
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT t6tRfRxtH fR6NK LINE
VI a. a. .I,rr S,ss.,y., e. us r,c, cave
:. eEAND 6ENTHAL srATIoN. ~.

Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America.
,oo cars fSs Il; HbaS Mcn sna A KsDs
yia D. 4 H. T. X also East AlbsAy 70 81 ALBANIA via
Built. cM,tasS ;Sb, ssffA i9tfs GaSifa6.
craving 5sSs nd ss ssDns sa. t ASan Ya: sy
Toledo arriving At SaessS At 10 a. 81 tsg,
10 80 mi Chicago Express for Nisearf al: r.
Chicago; diswIDg.room 70 Cansndxgua and RocheS
III 80 . m, Western New.Y YORK and Northern Exprsss
' 6s Cocoon e a snn's'n S'
$3.50 p N. Albany. Troy and Utica Special with draw
ing cars to Troy aol tea .,,,nv ~,
nect. Tor WilIsmstoyn North Adams and inefmedi''s
points on ritchssrg s.iso c,n.,,n,n ana 9, ror w.
press tor Eisgars Falls BuSlS Suspension Btdss 70
ronto aud Cleveland Cincinnati. Indianapolis st. Lof'a
Deueis and Chicago. with vesubuled and steam hsssd
siescing.cars % Montreal. via Rouses Point and vie
Atlantic Railway daily except SATURDAY and syracuss
and Canandaigia daily except sunday. Sunday train
nS' nun sess al As Sin{ Limited arrive. At Roh..,
TO- Sass gs. 4SSSs
cara :, sesplngea 20 wstertown. Via Utica daily eI-
Sleeping Ai6anS Connects q Albany ' with asis
Tickets ana space @ drawing room and s,ssgine ear. %
Il s Pss e, .sD Se aee s % ws; I2sA S
Fulton sts.. Brooklyn. and 70 lth st.. wliau,sbura.
Wcstcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
.Run daily: other. daily .1c.p. Sunday .sep -
stsCp e fss q f'' North and wss
\. III. Y.
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gnsiruriioH.
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City.
"A school for girls COZ 5th,aVe Mrs Gardner author
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A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE; state
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school iSE both sexes yith carefully graded
trance to ali the lesdSg colleges The Principal is in a.
tendance TO receive applicants every morning
ID BERCY's SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
80 West 42d-st, ODD Bryant Park
French, German, italian and Spanish by practical
natural method Native teachers.
SAUVEuR school OF LANGUAGES.
The AlpSa s. wd:, ss, eu rA Sn1s;,,,D o.
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
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