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SCALY, ITCHY SKIN
And All Scaly and Itching Skin
and Scalp Diseases Cured
by Cuticura.


Psoriasis, Eczema letter, Ringworm, Lichen, Pur-
ritus. Scad Head. Milk Crust, Dandruf BARRIERS,
Bakers, Grocers' and Washerwoman's Itch, and
every species of Itching, Burning Scaly Pimply HUI
instantly relieved and speedily cured by Cuticura
the great Skin Cure and Cuticura Soap, exquisite
Skin Beantiier. externally, and Cuticura Resolvent
the new Blood Purifier, internally. when physicians
and alLother remedies fail
i PSORIASIS, OR scALY SKIN.
i, JohnJ. Case, d. D. s., having practieed dentistry
in this country for thirty6ve years and being well
known to thousands hereabouts with aview to help
any who are afflicted as have been for the past
twelve years, testify that the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
after the doctors with whom had consulted gave me
no help or encouragement JOHN j. CASE, d. d. s.
DISTRESSING ERuPrIoNs.
Your Cuticura Remedies performed wonderful
cure last summer on one of our customers, an old
gentleman of seventy years of age who suffered with
fearfully distressing eruption his head and face
and who had tried all remedies and doctors to no
pose. j. T.. SMITH 81 co.
Texarkana, Ark.
DUSTPxNFUL- OF SCALES.
n. E, Carpenter. Henderson. N. Y cured of Psori-
Remedies. The most wonderful cure record.
dustpanful of scales fell from him daily Physicians
and his friends thought he must die.
ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED.
For the radical cure of obstinate of Eczema
Of long standing, give entire credit to the Cutcura
E. B. RICHARDSON, New Haven, Conn.
Sold everywhere. Price: CurrcuRA so cents;
SOAP, 20 CENTS REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the
RSend for How to Cure Skin Diseases" Ga
pages, so illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
DTAIPLEs, backsheaas, chzptedr ana oily skin pre-
i L III vented by Cuticura Medcated Soap.
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}. Remainder, Child, Remember.

$3.50 Remainder, Child, Remember. $3.50
That no line bus the c.. H. & ID. carries the
Knights of Pythias TO Cincinnati No other
line passes by the drill ground and enables its
patrons TO run between that point and Cinein-
natl AT leisure. No other line offers equal
commodations or takes better care of its passsn-
GERS.
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Here We Go Again"

TO ST. LOUIS AND RETURN, VIA THE POPULAR
BEE-LINE RAILWAY.
Excursion tickets on sale June IL. II and 13,
At very low rates on account Of the North
American SengerbundS festival, held in St
Louis, June Is to 16. For festival programmes
and full particulars call on w. N. Hickln,
Ticket Agent, 1884 South Illinois streets. d. c.
Drake, Ticket Agent, No. Bates House or
Union Depot 7. c. PECK. Passenger Agent
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Gen. sh.rman win Soon BE Ont

NEW YORK, June 9-Gen. Sherman was
much better this morning and expects to DO
able to get ont on Monday next At no time
did his illness take . serious turn.
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CHUKOa sERvIcEs.

PLYMOUTH .cHURcH-c0RNER MERIDIAN
IL snd New York streets Oscar Q. Accnlloch. min
o'clock Nornine ssrvice. celebration Of Child en-
dAy. subject The GAIA IN the Temple Evening
subjert The Sense Of Impsrfecfion.- Sunday
sehool q $50 o'eisek Nid-week service on Thur
dAy evening x4.s tt s..s
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ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT HOUSES IN THE
" city 1t has frontage Of seventy feet in the
most picturesque portion Of Meridian street. The
house contains twelve pastered and paved eel
lar furnace and modern laundry, with dryingroom.
There IL hot and cold water = complete bathroom.
electric gas lighting all the premises and per-
feet system Of electric bsEs The library door Is Of
inlsid woods. Natural Gas has been introduced both
for beating and cooking. The walls Hrtistie&ly
decorated and the interior finish is Of ash oak and
other desirable timber. The gas fixtures are Of the
latest patterns from tie house Of yosburgh Co.
Beautiful forest trees give ample protection from the
sun. There IL an sxcelent barn. carriaeehouse and
.n. N9se!Fg :as. 70 ssss nov On
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.


V,HE ARSENAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS
Tsylor's Office, No. 40 East Washington street.
Will open it's fourth series June ID. Shares 500;
enterance fee % cents; dues % cents per week.
ium payable weekly, interest monthly Borrowers
have the advantage of paying back their loans any
time in sums equal to one share thus stopping the
payment of interest, premium and dues on the share
cancelled. Plenty of money now on hand and prem
ium low. Books now open aud subscriptions viii
be received by the following officers and directors:
VIM. Swanston, president: s. w. Morgan, vicepresi-
dent DIR. j. H Taylor. treasurer j. r. Scott,
tary; II. II. Bevie, A. Gillet, +. A. Austin, s. d.
Fraser u. N Burt w. H Stocker.
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DIED.

MAHAN-At $50 clock Saturday morning, after
long and painful illness, Elizabeth Mahan, mother
of Kate G. Wilson. Funeral from St. Josephs
Church, Monday morning. at 8. o'clock Burial
private.
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I OST-SMALL BLACK AND TAN FENALR
IL dog Return 70 500 Ash e. and ct reward
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DRIFT OF STREET GOSSIP.
Short Talks with People Who Have Ideas
and Suggestions of Interest.

Il am glad to see great many business men
giving natural gas displays In front Of their
stores, said public-spiritsd citizen yesterday.
Nothing win serve to advertise the city more
than these displays, and should like to see
every man in business on Washington strest
have fiambeau ont in front of his store Il
would also be wise move to have soma di.-
plays In the Ieiehboorhood Of the Union Depot
SO That strangers passing through may be i'm
pressed With the fact that Indianapolis 10 a
nafural-gas city"
Il can't understand why il is the street rail-
way COMPANIES are all lighting for the streets
north OF Washington" remarked . councilman
yesterday. 'The people of the North Side are
already well supplied with car service ard MANY
ne" nnss cannot pay. II had the capital and
wanted to build a strees-car line in Indianapoli
would not want q better thing than q charter
gvine me the privilege OF laying tracks on the
unoccupied streets south Of the Union tracks
I would put IN network Of tracks ell over the
south Side The people residing in that part of
the city patronize the street-cars much more
tnan those on the North Side They are, with
Dut lew exceptions. laboring people, aud cannot
auord the luxury of horse and carriage. I
can't understand why it 10 one OF the new COM
panies does not abandon the North Side for the
South
an suffrage. says that movement is embarrass-
ing the little work the party is doing among
the Germans IL have just received a letter.
he said, "from leading German minister in
terested In the temperance cause. 1t serves TO
snow the drift Of sentiment in that direction,
and the probable effect of the suffrage clause
among the German temperance workers. He
writes. 1 would like to call your attention to the
TACT that Notwithstanding Prohibitionists seem
10 regard the support OF woman suffrage by
the convention as side issue and irrelevant to
the main question. am of the decided opinion
that the woman suffrage PLANK will seriously
anect the strength Of the party. am Ger
man, presiding elder of the Central German
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
would like to vote the ticket, but do not
know whether could vote for is with woman
suffrage attached to it. have just come homo
from tour through Tennesses and part of
Alabama. l spoke with Germans and Ameri-
cans, and all are invariabl yiopposed to o woman
suffrage plank in the PLATFORM
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LADIES and children viii like Cream Chocolate.
a. prepsrsd and soid A. Bryants soda fountain, OPP
100 n1u uniop station
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ASK for Tamarind or French Currants at Bryant's
soda fountain, opposite Union Station. Both de-
ightful acid drinks.
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Carrier Pigeon Exper msns.
The saspaesr Of the Aadns Express Company
last svssins rsesivsd hve carrier pigeons l1om
-. n.edous->s.s a tho eonpAns IN Nsv xerk
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ADVERSE TO CREDIT
No other business is so
honeycombed with unde-
sirable credit as tailoring.


always in debt to his
tailor" is an old and hack
neyed expression.
Twenty-Five years ago we
took the initiative in estab-
fishing absolutely cash tail
oring methods.
The great leakage we
stopped in-doirg SO buoyed
US instantly to the front and
top Of tailoring.
And enabled us to con-
tinue upbuilding a much
abused business and rescue
it from the destructive sys-
tenn of undesirable credit
that had unconsciouslv
crept in and crippled SO
many good tailors-bntpo poor
financiers.
We shield our patrons
from credit tariff. ard Give
the fOy, notch ~ x.1.x 81
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FOR sALE-.REAL ESTATE
81 East Market Street.

FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE
- WEST SECOND STREET. FURNACE.
4 y bathroom. natural gas------.-------.-.-S3 5
262 North East street. seven rooms 25
53l North Delaware street, corner st. Mary 25
80 Ash street, eight rooms and stable. IL
Double house, i've rooms and bathroom EACH
new rear of $50 North Illinois street........ Is
1876 East Morris street. SIX rooms.-...--....--.- IL
&c Meek street. cottage. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
20 Summit. three squares west of Deaf and
Dumb Asylum --....-.:---...--.-...----- 8
@. f. SAYrEs. rs East Market street
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A ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A STR0I.OGY-MRS. DR. ELLIS, THE ONLY
IA astrologer in America who understands the sci-
in all its branches practced and taught by the
ancient astrologers. The stars alone guide her in
reading human life IL really is, good or bad All
you will be is shown by the stars rul
ing at birth. AL phases of life outlined in that
hour; in what part Of the world you will be most
healthy happy and prosperous; what business pro-
fession best adapted to and most successful in if
attain riches by what means; marriages. children
in love war; sickness health and length of
life; it shows the time to be aggressive to win
success; when 20 stop to avoid disaster The careful
parent should learn the influence governing the chill
dren birth; then they could guide and train them
up to good IL sick in trouble consult the Doctor
quickly. Office. Room 8. third floor. Ryan's Block.
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L,OR PENTHOUSE. NO. 224 ". NEW YORK
IL street. Ten rooms.
EoR RENT-RoOMs, WITH STEAM POWER
Il Apply at Bryee's bakery.
ID oOMS--FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
III or unfurnished double rooms. Private family.
References required so w. Vermont.
u young children. large. cool and delightfullylo-
Gated house. furnished At mere nominal rental for
the summer. References required Address or call
Gonday morning. llth inst. IT 00As z. As-ket st.,
Room >. II Z. 1ARSH
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WANTED-AGENTS.
4 GENTS WANTED-BOTH SEXES COMING
IN money selling 20. X tato-peeers- Samples
and terms 10 csnts- Other goods +. GATES, 80
Dey St., New York.
yyTANTED--AGENTS--B SEXES COMING
w money selling 90 X" Potato Peelers. Samples
and terms 10 cents Other goods F. GATES. 80
Dey street, New York..
yXTANTED-A MANOR ENERGY AND ENTER
w prise located outside Indianapolis, to represent
responsible house. Salary about 500. References
required. GAYS MFG House. Lockbox 1855, N. Y.
UyANTED--LADY AGENTS FOR THE NINE
w Williamson Corset. IL gives most graceful
figure. Quick sales and good paw. WILLIAMSON
CORSET & BRACE co. No. Is S. Sixth St. ST.
Louis No.
DESIRE FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND VICINITY
i live thorough-going, reliable representative to
handle the Rice Feed Water Heater aud Purifier Com
bined with Pump, the superior excellence of which
has been demonstrated in years OK Will make
liberal arrangements with the right parties. Only
liable pushers need correspond. Every information
furnished on application. FRANK N. CLARKSOS,
Detroit. Mich.
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DTAIPLES, biackheads, chxpted and oily skin pr
i L in vented by Cuticura Medicated Soap.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

AN INVENTION FOR THE HosP1TAh-Ths recent
Introduction in Of the hospitals Of simple oentrfv.
for the comfort and convenience Of patients neseo
Two iron sockets attached firmly to the SIDES Of bed
stead BY screws and into ned short poles b.
the latter being suspended horizontal BAR also
lifted ato clamps and adjustable 70 shy height Above the
patient lying the bed From this bar hang pair Of
strong straps with grips and these be moved from
right left will BY grssping these straps the sick
man enabled utilize the strength OF his srms to lift
himself up change his position. 70 turn over and to som
the bedding be changed There are likewise variety
Of attachments to mechanism which extend its useful
number OF one OF these being rest for tho
leg In which limb be placed while It 10 being
dressed Il being only 10 unscrew the sockets at
taehed to the bedssad and change their location 10 utilize
this another curtain rod likely TO DO especially ser
vcebe hospital wards 10 avoid draft 10 shut out the
light or attain degree Of privacy, another small
table for medicines. etc.
EXPERIMENTS WITH ozoNR-pr. olsrewskrs ex.
perinents with ozone have led him to describe II a
tenser Of oxygen having specific gravity Of twen
yfour while that Of oxygen Ia sixteen and Of
hydrogen and 1t is highly probable that its molecules
contain three similar oxygen atoms; in the concentrated
IL is powerful irrtant poison is unstable de-
composing with explosion and with evolution Of heat.
aud exertng powerful action oxidtabe msteri
ais AS has been known for some time past ozone houenes
under the influence Of combined cold and Dressure-the
liquid being indigo blue ana its in toersbiy con-
eentraed having color which has been compared TO
that Of italian sky But olszewsk, IL appears, has
succeeding in lqueying It at the ordinary atmospheric
pressure by exposing Il to the intense cold Of boiling oxy
gen. 1t is pronounced however very dangerous sub
10 work with
FASTING AND PoIS0NS-The advance Of rational
therapeutics says will be characterized by
in instructions the mode OF tax
Ing Inducements relation food their state OF oiu
ton OF action according TO temperament and 10
forhfasting. is already known exercising an I'M
portant the effect OF certain substances NJ
Roger investigated the influence Of the state OF
hunger upon Of animals to resist the poisonous
action akaoids the result being that such aaoids as
aunne atroplne nicotine found to be only four
nfths as toxic introduced during fasting into the
peripheral Of rabbit as compared with
their action when introduced whie digestion is In pro
gress but introduced into the portal venous system
during digestion the toxioty is emily half that during fast
ing. is assumed then, that fasting dmnishes the
power liver arrest the akaoid and this concdes
with diminished power Of glyeogen formation
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prookInn properip for Sale ano Go fst

DUY OR RENT A home in BrOoklyn.-2, 900
~ houses all locations; greatest bargains Investments
paving 10 to 20 cent Send for circular WILLIAM H
GRACE. corner Wiloughby and Jay sts.. Brooklyn.
TOR SALE. House, 1875 Wlllow-st, 25.6x
j. 5Or1O0: small extension This house seen to
DO appreci tod hardwood fosrs buffers pantry perfect
fFscass order from cellar roof;
plumbing by Baldwin could s0t be better price low
prompt purchaser $4,000 may at per cent be
permit only from CHAS A. SEYMOUR g. CO., 2o3
Montagus.st.
FOR SALE CHEAP, No. 242 Carroll-st.,
facing Carroll Park, BROOKLYN Apply 10 J. WILDER
u. S. Assay onico 50 Nallst. New-Ysrk City
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Drp GOODS

Don NARCHE AND LOUVRE, PARIS,
- GLOVES ~ Best asd sbsspsst gloves manufactured
New spring go2ds arrived 8butsonsd MoasQuetars
81 10, yAkux6, ~ West g0rhsL
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Aurticn Sales of Real estate.

WILLIAM REYNOLDS BROWN, Auction'r,
w will sell at auction
BY order Of executor OF Caroline SohD, deceased
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2. 1888. AT ~ b.
ct the Real Estate Exchange 80 Liberfv.st NsNYork
VALUABLE INVESTMENT PROPERTY,
NO. 90 WILLETT-ST NETWORK.
Consisting OF lat. y51Ile0 which brick
rear. Fer particulars apply 10
WILLIAM A. CoFf. Attorney No. 2os Broadway
Or u Auetieassr, Sos l4e Broadway
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Proposals.
AQUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING. No. $50 BROADWAY.
XrAIl.r az

ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING. No. $50 BRoADwAr,(
NEw-YoRx. April 20 1854
ITO CONTRACTORS.
Il BIDS OR PROPOSALS for Furnishing and delivering
and laying 4Snch oastiron pipes and their appurtenances
from 18Th st. and Conyentave 10 the proposed Gate
House 10 the Central Park Reservoir and doing all other
work In connection herewith necessary 20 complete Sec
on 10 Of the New Aqueduc called Cr In The approved
forms OF contract and specifications on he In the once or
the Aqueduct commissioners VIII be received az this
ONCE until "Wednesday, the 9th day OF May, lSSs at
O'clock at which place and hour they VIII be pub
lley opened BY the A9ueduet commissOnsss and The
said material Will 30 made by said Commissioners as soon
thereafter as practicable. a.,
blank forms ssid approved contract and the speca
cations thereof and bids proposals and proper ene.
opes for their enclosure and forms OF bonds and also the
plane for said work and all other Information can be OBJ
tanned at the above oce OF the Aoueduct Commissioners
application 10 the Secretary.
ny ordsf OF the Aquecnet conmssioners
JOHN x, sHEEUAN, JAMES q. bPENCEh
b, becretaSys Pres;denA
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ID ICHARD V. HARNETT 81 CO.,

'<ipNi''-oH
y ICHARD V. HARNETT 81 CO.,
WILL SELL At AUCTION MoNDAY, April o.
At Z IND Hs %N at hood E 3 8
Between 9Th and Lexington ayes
4rHAvE. AM 12SpS;ST;i n E. COR,
5story brick apartment mouse, S5xs511Oo1L
DEs 1fa 81 fP sETGHrrD
ATHEIST NA h,e dt RHITrLhI PARK WEST
e4TH.sr., NEAR A VEST END-AvE.
ooTH.sT, NEAR CENTRAL PARK WEST.
AND 1ooTH-sT,
i12D.sT NEAR GRAND BOULEVARD,
14sTH.sT. NEAR Grand iRrl BOULEVARD
Absolute sale. Very Very liberal terms
1o5 WEST 2sTHsT.
o7TH.sT NORTH SIDE.
200 IT. c. of 5thave., . lots, 25x1Oo11 each.
eGTI.sT.. SOUTH SIDE
w. Of Central West desraby situated lots 25x10O5
IT. each
TUESDAY, APRIL "a.
300, sos, $40 EAST 125TH.sT,
near 3dave.,
Two 5Oy and 6 se 5s SsSS GSo f1 with stores
Liberal terms at l-2 per cont
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %
16os TO 1614 TENTH-AvE,
n e. cor. osdst, and 17S and l75 9Sd.st adjoining
5stOry brick apartment houses ana stores on 10Th
; xIth0Ss ii lane SD' iSxioo ~ w ~ '"'''''' III
EXECUTORS SALE
Estate Samuel Jacobs deceased.
40 AND 414 WEST 53D-ST., NEAR 9THAVH
Two story brick double enements stores in each 25x
KAUFMAN s&SDEi:s. HttyA Beckman-st.
o1os sECONDAVE.GR e. cor 113th.s,
18sTH-sT, NEAR wILLIs-AvE., lot 25x1oo
1875 wATERsT., NEAR wALLsr..
Property OF the late George w. Browne
extension; lot 1S5xlo2 4Hs5Ns1e.
ESTATE OF EEv DR. H owl SSd,, Deceased
THURSDAY, APRIL 20.
COS AID zoo wATER.sr.
tenements with store;
co CHERRY ST, about 26A241 #.
s tsse EAST sTia ss2,s'
Two 4-stOry enemcnts with store.
90 per cent may remain at per cent
ExEcUToWs SALE.
BY order so A. TX "; I fa55s5 VIZ Executor
asy basement cellar stsk Tss1idd,9cs es1aox5s
ii% AND 1.l36 THIRD AVE,
oTge SsO ,sne%e9t' and stS; plot SiIioo
MITCHELL hnh M MiTcHELL esq, Plaintiff. Attorneys
MONDAY, APRIL 30.
s s9S tAhA NEAR STH aGl 2vE, ai"iS St
1876 WEST gsTF FdilIok s;G syy1 brick dwelling
17THsT., NEAR 5TH.AvE, iOt&
ss2. $40. s44. sae. 8ls, $50 EAST 7eD-sr..
MsP s s s mgRsSsR essyn Is Fds4
Drp GOODS
Don NARCHE AND LOUVRE. PARIS,
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Dressmaking.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAKING walking costumes dinner
n and tea gowns $40; perfect ct and finest finish bo
tel orders at short notice Mrs. MeELROY, 81 East
9th.st, opposite Dennlng's
GONE AND SEE the Sarah Bernhardt neck curls at
" II. GUILMARD S41 Broadway opposite Star Theatre.
N RESSMAKER-By q frstclass dressmaker by the day
~ take home cutting. fitting or dfapng IN the
latest mpo ted fashions highest reference Address CON-
PETENT, Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1,23S Broadway.
n REsSMAK ER-Parisian latest fashions; short notice.
~ LOUISE GLASS, 1853 East 26th-st
DARISIAN DRESSMAKER; latest fashions perfect
i 1T robes be seen; highest reference Hurstel.
113 West 15thst
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Cost ano foun0.

osT STOLEN. Bank book No. 1897 Of the
IL Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank The finder will
10 ared leaving IL at the bank No 81 Chambers ST.
JAMES FARRELL. Depositor
r QST OR sToLEN.-Bank Book issued by the seamsn's
- Bank for Savings ew-YOrk 10 the Subscriber IL
no. found returned to The Bank within 30 days from
this date will apply 10 the Bank for a new hook
New York, April 10. 1888. HARRY H. LYON.
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STAMFORD, CtJNN., on y hIcuIlOuu
~ HILL" heathies residences within % ninntes
OF New York CIIy half mile depOH andsone mousse
about forty square floor finished IN cherry eleven
rooms besides aparm 'nts fine cellar all molern
imprOveme chOce variety rult anh shaae
fine stable carragehouss &c. neghborhood nrstcassi
high QrOund magnificent view o. Long lsAns
and the be TO be appreciated VIII DO sod
" '~ sum ]. A. VAN AUKEN q co.
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Jnstrufiion.
Bows and Young Men-country.

Bows and Young Men-Country.
A DIRONDACKs.-summer camping tour for
r Rns 'qi s %.s 81 p ssssfsa graduate %
FREEHOLD INsTl rU re. Freehold y. q.
r'sSS y bRiaS iIi a. Ie47Sf r f1ns psi0
ELMWoOD SCHOOL FOR bOYS.-At Mil
II ford Conn Parents who ar. unfortunate In sne man
ssS 81 q ks sssso Adaess NJ HOVE
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor;
'''' N4s~ 1E6 ftiy H. S sapsnssndsss e'
IRVING INSTITUTE, rarrytown- on aud-
SI ssi ssy
9 UMNlER SCHOOL, at ,Wolrall Hall. Peeks-
Ai"' N' - vs. COL G. J. WRIGHT. A. n
GUNNER SESSION, with partial study, at the
Irvas ,n:Iss ra TT Hudson Send Tor 'r'u
GS0ll A YEAR FOR BOYS.
VCOO swITAN csHo R1Id 's.Sh xssd.n,
For Young LaoIes-Country.
HONE and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
p EdEs s Ms w Ms
Smith on our cer.incste Quincy method for children
STAMFORD, CONN
~ Miss Aiken's School for Young Ladies and ohil
dre 2isT jung sd Are CATHERINE AIKEN
TRINITY HALL. Beverly. n. J.
IL Established 1897
thorough home school for twenty young ladies' Varied
advantages highest order Careful training in manner
mind Solid culture in English Music Art and
Languages prescribed for students preparing for
any college Spring begins February O. For circular
address the principal. - 49,.
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
SCHOOL for young Ladies and hts Gfs eissSsh
1901 wsInut-st.. Phiiadeiphla Penn
I'D QUARTER.-ROCKLAND COLLEGE.
- NYACK, N. Y, will open April 8 for English,
Business University Preparatory Course for Ladies' Mu
sic and Art Send for catalogue
W. II. BANNISTER A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous.
TOR SUMMER CArlON.-A professor of
modern languages drawing and painting connected for
many with OF the most prominent schools wants
either with hoy. tutor rr
family in the country ONLY rstclass families reed
apply. PROFESSION OF Henry Leldels art store SSS
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