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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
Drrssmakine.

COMPETENT dress and CLOAK MAKER
" wishes few more engagements by day or
week; perfect inter styI-h ursPi WITT
rnce. DRESSMAKER. 30 East i2i'sI
II RESSAfAKER aud SEANST Rt;SS..Io
1 90 out day or week en- do ali kinds
OF family srwlng: perfect inter. Adl -
A. g.. Tribune Uptown Orice, l,-3S broai'
way.
1IkSTLES and clOakS n max" or alter
WI tailor system; nui' rate charges. Mhf'
DAVID. lO3 West HOth.st.. u bell.
nRESSMA kR wants more customers ~
~ the day; sLitS reasonable. J. McfAR'
LAND. 4D3 SHAW. --
g. pES-N AKER.-To 60 out nv the day or
~ take work home nr-t- class hit"r >tSHAh
trimmer aud draIrr l5j West 58i-st
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Connirp Real estate Go Get.

ITO LET, for the sesson. at south Orange.
shade ten acres land large garden fully
plan ted abundance OF fruit; rent low. w.
II. TURRELL. 10 Chambers.st. n. Y.
rJNO LET-Sew- Brighton staten lsland -
i Several cottages all mOdnfn improve.
ments: beautifully situated near depot :;
rent s3j TO s4j monthly. Apply 20 Dr.
WALSER.
VNO LET, FURNISHED, for the season,
i at BLoCK ISLAND, r l., the new
Queen Anne cottage "lnnlkiel !" rtnt mod,
crate Apply to CHAS. T.; PERRY. Real
Estate Agent. block Island.
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A RTIsTIc pRxsz,1AxIne; imported
Pee. = s s. h s:s.. ass;A
MeELkoY. % East SsS,ss. es1osiss Den.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

ssIGNEE SALE AT PUBLIC
"A AUCTION. ,-,
for beneft Of creditors OF +. II. HasOr9aSk.
i. the undersigned assignee IN tne "'n'n
named ma tier, win cause TO be sold
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 1000
On THURSDhh,TTi, o JTN IN IRyotRENoo SISS
me Entire Contents Of Private Stable: NO
ill West 33t.st. bet 9Th ana Vh
ayes, New.York CITY.
Including the following well,knowp ana
f.ssaon.6ly bred Trpttet, s sad Ro,s SS GaS
raees single and Double Harness. Ladies ana
Gents Saddles and Brides, SS;ii TETIrfR III nc
rONMODORE, MAMIE A.. EDWIN H.
PRINCESS and family horses.
Note, The above Horses are now on EN
S,s,,;nn a. Stable. as above; full Peiigrees,
Pssssr@sness e. or SEE Ri c aN5 Ih1VER
MywENT n SEW.YORK HERALD
VEIN VEIN EsDAY MORNING. Catalogues win
be mailed to any address on appIcaupI Ron
SALE POSITIVE. BY order OF Z. l.. BIO
ke-A Assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
for Sale.

A RoLL.ToP DESK for so5; Ave feet
"A roll.Op Tor s+j; sm.th'A r,A.top dcsk;
the best made. . specially desks OF all
kinds. T. II. MASON. 90 Y .iiliam.st
A FINE NEW HARDWOOD TEBoX.
n adapted for grocer or dclicstettch buti'
ness: sold chesp % quick buyer. Can be-
secn Monday ut l. $50 3l.aNe.
A FIRST.CLASS DellCstes-en store fo'
n sale In good neiGhborhood. l'2lV
2d.hye.
COLLIE pups from registered stock for
" sale o: low prices Printing ONCE. 3o'
4th.ave., upstairs
LrOS SALE.-Largc quantities OF good
L srcoDi. hand leather AMI rubber b~lilnF.
slrps 80 Inches down to | inch also tubu,r
hose cheap. (bslting lOanci frcei ID. T.
FITZG ERkLD. ~ Ccntrc.Nt
CUR SALE.-Kindling wood. express busl.
L nos, and blacksmith shop thriving
town, Weynr Co.. Penn. ront ts+ year
receipts 40 q day; cauSc. old age price.
81. 500 not sill cash. IIErPEL. ~ Bond.st
q On0 IlNF Doors VERY CHEAP.
C,UUU SEw.YORK LUMBER And
WOODWORKING 90. l3Ith.st aud Alex
andPr.ayc
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6orses, CARRIAGES, ST.


A. 80 374. $40 BR0OME-ST.
I.EGAST CARRI AGES OF the best class
sIIspENSioN ViCTORIAS.
c G SPRING ylGTORihS,op,.s
n c.yts Two Wheelers. Lsndsulets'
Nan Phsetons. Pau Carts dnisn.ss
stanhope Gigs, Village Carts. OmnipuSseSs'
CoUPE SPASsENUER KOChAWAho'
EXTENSION FRONT
wAGONETTES.
CURTAIN ROCKAWh1Ss
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCRBOARDS. ~ p,r.
.honts .opassenger Buekboards, SpsssehHgyLl
Ruckboards, 4.passenger Buck poans, ""A
Dos s-Dos. OAK DerpIss, TSA ~ BUCK.
BOARDS. ,,,os
Single Duals, Triplets, all KINDS Oh sp,nT
All, NOVELTIES IN OAK ANp EnANA
FOR ONE AND Two hOSom oh,
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT ELhIohf~
for estates aud country driving.
v,.,,o,o, WAGONS Surrey Wagons
Ladies' Phaetons NISt abrIolets
Light Stages, IN. up inhs
spider Phaetonss ConIsepph oe,ons
Pony Phaetons, SaAon i,aSicGas
MINIATURE TRAPS ALL KINDS
FOR CHILDREN. .aos
Making the largest and most pfn,t u.SS states.
sssa,tment OF Carriages Ia the UnllSl SS'soS'
OVER $50 DIFFERENT STILLS; ,r
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT lash
Don't purchase carriage IN SD""
or out until you pay US HS11 ooue
LhRGEsT STOCK AND WARERooMs
IN THE WORLD.
OVER 100 ,novr
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES Abo'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
domestic 5itualions Uaute6
Females.

GENERAL SERVANT.-By young
VI woman from Canada: Protestant; y
erenccs. Dr. MACMAM, 500 shave y
cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

Males.
TECCEISU.-By man having good horse
i and truck; would do trucking for =
N holrsalc house NJ low nRur". Address
THOMAS McGlLLEN. 10 SherIf.st. New.
YORK city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
Gitp Real gstate for Sale.
lenses Go Get, FURNISHED

Brooklyn
{3ANpsoMxLY guRNsHED HOUSE;
i;k'sssxE: III Csmsnass P,sss. s,coilyn. o.
Country.
RIO NKHT FOR TIKI SEASON. Eiberon,
+ 66l<&oes l41o6 lpgnj .Ape stAbAe III Ii
3 g = n ]. A s4ef MI X s sssss:s In
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01
AtlI@rEEk or COMETS.

Professor f. 5 Holden write. from the
Lick Observatory August 3, that the
comet discovered by Mr.. Brooks, of Ge
ueva. y. Y, July i, has been regularly
observed AT the Lick Observatory by Mr.
Barnard On August l he found the
comet attended by two objects, and on
August 3 hi, observation showed them to
be- c0Dpanon comets Onc Of them had
a decided tail Besides the three comets
meutioned. there are four objects near,
which are probably members OF the same
family This phenomenon Is rare one,
though it has been observed before.
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Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIN MONTHS AT
i TER the first publication of this notice VIII
apply To County Jude Of Leon county, FLORIDA,
tor final discharge administrator oi The estate OF
Inman H. Fisher, late ui Leon uuty. Florida, de-
ceased. II. ). FISHER, ADMINISTRATOR.
August 20, lSS9-6m*
In the Circuit Court oi ihc Second Judicial Cir
cult al Florida, in and Tor Leon couniy-1n
Chancory.
Adam Courtney, Conn lainant, VS. Amanda Court
ncy, Defendant
BILL FOR DIVORCE
TT BEING MADE To APPEAR BY THE AT
i idavll of Adam Courtney The complainant filed
herein that the residence of the defendant. Amanda
Courtney is unknown aud that he believes that the
defendant is over the age of twenty one years.
Ii is ordered that the above nained Amanda
Courtney do appear plead answer or demur to the
bill of complaint filed in this cause on or before the
eth day of October, A. D. 1889, said bill will be
taken confessed;
Propided, that publication of this order be made
once week for four consecutive weeks In the
Weekly Floridian," newspaper published once a
week, in the city of Tallahassee in said Circuit
Done and ordered this 14th day of September A. D.
1880. COUNCIL A. BRYAN
Clerk Circuit Court, Leon County, Fla
Sept. IL, 80 4w.
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Terms of subscription.
CIRRENT COMMENT.
Interesting Topics of the Day in
Small Plugs.

Il would be better for the South, better
for the North. and better for the negro if
the black nonulation of the country could
be equally distributed throughout its
borders.-Fort Worth Gazette.
Rv elaborate laws we strive to keen
GOODS ont of the country in order. we
have boon told "a give Americans more
work 10 do II i but lorjcal. then. 10
reen ont worLmen in order that there
shall Ina fawor n 40 i.-From Henry
C,sor,,e.s CRESCENT CInh Address
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anu Nc'i'vi S''''''--''''iiei> - i'''i'i0e'a a.
The irritation between employers and
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lied by COOPERATION the war between
capita and labor VIII become more and
more RELENTLESS: the gulf between the
rich and the poor viii become wider and
deeper, unit! what i called protection t.
labor is entirely eliminated from oar rev-
enue law. Willie our manufacturing H.
dustrie, are taxed for raw materials, and
the consumers Of tie common necc--arie-
OF lie must pay trihule ior their u-e, H.
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CAvyTIONTO sle,TEEERS.

Every mother IS cautioned against giving her
child lnu,ianum or paregoric it creates an I'M
natural craving for stimuants which kills the
mind or The child. Ackers Baby Soother is
SD. caiy prepared 10 benefit children and cure
their pains Il is harmless and contains no
Opium or Morphine. Sold by M. Lively, Drug
gist March 12-eOw-6m
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NOTICE..

NIX MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA-
Ntjon I This uolice the UNDERSIGNED .sdlAluistra-
trx 81 the estate nt Mary A. Decercir, laje Il Lion
county, state O: Florida, deceased, VII apply 10
the Judge OF The County Court OF said county ~
Leon Tor a DISCHARGE nom htr administration %
said estate THERESA VI. HENACLE.
administrators
N.rch 18th, ~ ID. is>!'-6 mo.
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Notice Of Incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai INDEk
y ,1c, ofthe LEGISLATURE OF Florida entitled An
act 10 provide general law for tue incorporation Of
railroads and canals and all acts aInendatory thereof
the undersig co have associated themselves together
into 4 comlany and corporation 70 be IN "n as the
!" Midland Transit Railway Company Tor tie pur-
pose Of constructing, maintaining and operat NJ
railway from Rochelle, in AlAchua county' Though
gitt th, Georgia Southern an. florida railroad, III
the county of Clay Or Bradford, to,.l length Of
abou. - en- NILE. and Iri-,.n- through ne
coutfie~ VI h!tctuA trd C.tt - bf'Ii"Fo.
The c.t.t4 stock i iN"a i oNe Lantre3 oi-
and l0llar- Iivlaet .ttn --e-e- - nac hundred
aol ~ ..eA aud Shah ae 4.e ~ Is IT, .i-1 ~ ne
hx..4u- lfa tnc> .l3 coz! ..y sal. .-Fr "a ne
III ,...r: r,.l-. -. s,..-- Directors .,r ne
r.r-. year -......
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SQUARE il one inch in space 10 squares make CO..,
umn Advertisements inserted less than one month"; 81
per square for first 50 for each subsequent In
serton. -, . ox.a,,
Advertisements unaccompanied by the CASH, except
under contract will not receive attention.
II the money enclosed does not cover me numoel o.
Insertions ordered, IL will be inserted less VI
times. -, ,- :, .,rnos
viii be inserted until forbid. and charged accordingly
AT contract advertisers whose amount OF space eno
enpth of time are fixed by above rates. will be required
TO conne their advertising strictly 70 their own business
anless otherwise stipulated.
Legal advertisements al lawful rates.
All bills for advertising due after first pubAcauon
Of advertisement.
H- No Local or Special Notices inserted among read
ng They will appear IN Local Advertisement or
Special Notice column.
Local notices 10 line for frat insertion and
cents g line for each subsequent insertion.
Special Notices, IN solid nonpareh type, one cent
ObitTarles exceeding four lines viii be charged
advertisements
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Money! at s Per Cent. Interest

From the American Building aud
Loan Association.
AuIHDT4L'i tai .li! >t'Npf},V''
Resource, Observation-Disclosures. .p,JO0 600
Intere-t ana principal pay able II monthly pay
mruts.
1900 Boards in the Principal Cities
OF the South and " est.
Their representatives. are here 10 prr;cc,
branches iu Florida ana loan money for bUiding
purposes or otherwise
40 commissions are charged loans. md the
interest per cent. per annum on the money
actually H. med.
GOOD Investments are furnished for investors,
ana ,rrowcra ami investors stock makes cquai
profits. Cali Oh or address,
CH>s f COM>TOCk.
General Agcn' jacksonville.
J. T. BERNARD, son Il co,
20 Jan ~ Agents, Tallahassee, Fla.
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Administrator S Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That SIX
y months after date / ,haN - Administrator 0f
the estate OF Thoml> J. klW.s ate ct Vie county
Of Leon and staff If tioriGl, deceased prc>cut NY
final account AZ 4 vouchers. the CuuulY Judge ut
Leon county for approval and ask - be discharged
from the .dnini>il ,luu OF said cst ne.
*. l. RAwLs
Srrt , 46m Admins traitor
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Administrators Notice.

ADMINISTRATOR S Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
~ sons having claims or demands against the
estate of Amanda c. Chaires deceased, late OF Leon
countv Florida whether As creditors, legatees or
persons entitled 20 distribution, 70 present the
same properly authenticated 10 the undersigned
Administrator dc bois non, al Tallahassee Florida
within the time prescribed by law or they Will be
barred and all persons Indebted TO sad estate VIII
make payment Al once.
j. =. WHITFIELD,
Sept 10 l>~g-4w Administrator III JoJels nan.
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NOTICE.

TIME FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY
/ belonging to the estate OF Amanda T. Charles,
deceased vii. be sold at public cutlery, at Chares
station Florida on Monday, October :, 1879, TO-
wit - head OF cattle, 3 colts, hogs and 3Opounds
pork. Term cash.
j. B. WHITFIELD,
Sovt IN I9SqIv Administrator de tOrtiS nan.
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ the acts of the Legislature of the State of
Florida, authorizing and provicirg ior the incor-
poration Of Benevo ent and Charitable Institutions,
approved August 6, 1eoS, and January 30 1874, the
undersigned and such Others as may choose TO as
sociate with them, will proceed TO form and or
panize for benevolent and charitable purposes I'M
der the name of The Benevolent Charitable Asso-
citation in Chaires Woods on Friday night, the 22d
dav OF March, a D. 1889, at O'Clock P. NJ. Dated
this ,wenty-second (22) day Of March, 1889.
a. VI. NORMAN,
K. HALL,
q. HILLS,
HARRY MERRETs,
HENDERSON NEHRETs,
NAT. Brooks,
cr,t II 'sg2t l.. T. Nix,
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Au- -u,tn.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
Charley Mccarthy and His Gum.

Charley Mccarthy, the bantam
weight champion Of America, is a
philosopher as well as a fighter As
q rule, he fights with a big lump Of
chewing gum in his mouth, and this
practice has caused good deal Of fun
to be poked at him by fellows who
think they know it all. The other
night he told his reason for this habit
He said:
II generally put double dose Of
gum in my mouth when l begin to
prepare for the ring, and by the time
/ am called on to fight l have it pretty
well masticated. When in action I
keep my eyes fixed on my opponent,
and if 1 see that he is about to land,
say on my left jaw, quickly work
the gum between my teeth and that
side Of my face, and it forms a cushion
that serves to greatly break the force
of the blow. I have got to be so ex-
pert in shifting the gum from one
jowl to the other that half the blows !
get on either side of my face are
robbed of most of their persuasive
force. buffalo News.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
The Naval Attache,

A naval attache is one of the most
interesting persons you can meet.
His business is apparently to survey
the scene of human activities in a
broad and noble spirit, taking large
and disinterested view of the progress
of civilization. He shines in the par
lor and bubbles over at the banquet.
He is the most candid, open hearted
and childlike man in every company.
Men and women envy him. He never
seems to be burdened with work-an
elegant, charming idler sent among
foreigners out of pure good nature.
AS matter of fact naval attache
is the eyes and ears of the military
branch of the government His mid
nights are spent in writing down the
processes of foreign nations. No de-
tail is too small to escape his watchful
mind if it be new and vital. He never
must forget, oven for moment, that
he is moving among the possible future
enemies Of his country. New York
Herald.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
A PLEA.

You would not listen to loves facile lore,
Tho my most doting touch should move a tune
Upon the light strung shell OF tender rhyme,
The chords Of which men wake In wooing time
You'd much prefer blinking, warlike rune
The force OF lightning and the thunders roar
My artless measures fail and not at all
Do approach the model you have framed
You have truly savage love Of might
Your hero has passion for the fight
He's massive, scowling, Of soul untamed,
While ] am mild Of eye and rather sman-
Yet glance ahead, and ask yourself II he
This lord Of bulk and brawn-were yet the one
To sit at table with when 1t occurs
That some strong hbered steak with zeal demurs
Against the carvers knife-when UNDERGONE
The mutton yields Its Juices blushingly,
From such a man would you be like to know
The tender sympathy that cannot fail
Would he match shades Of wool, pay bills, give
ear
Wnen servants sulk or friends prove insincere,
When life seems vain or Fido seems to all
Would he fetch chocolate creams to ease your
woei
Nay, take the lowler worth. the manly hand
That has not scorned at times to wear glove
The dark browed swain who bites his thumbs at
life
May make things quite unpleasant for his wife;
These heroes build no morning fires, my lovei
The kitchen stove by humber breath Is famed.
Eva Wilder McGlasson in Time.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS A
NEAD

Robert Burdette, the humorist. who has
recently, so we learn, become a parsOn.
once said to a young boy, "rhere's moth
ing like knowing your business clean
through, nv boy. whether you know any
thing else or not
Vanderbilt pays his cook $4,000
year. He might have known how to
cook fairly well and known little of
thousand and one other useful employ
ments. but he could not have gotten ten
thousand "A year salary for all of them.
He gets that just because he knows
thoroughly how to cook, and it wouldn't
make cents difference in his salary if
he thought the world was fiat and went
around its orbit on wheels. The cream
always rise to the top and stays.
As with Individual avocations so it is
with every branch of business or
every class of goods or article of
use or necessity, they live the life of the
butterfly and are forgotten as soon as
something else appears that is new, or
else they become so firmly fixed in the
minds of thousands that they become
part of life itself.
We were forcibly impressed with the
above idea from a remark made by
gentleman in our office a few days since.
lie sdlu, ANY dTllClt VI utTcildIulst
that has been on the market since 1910,
and still sells like the old Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment, must have extraordi-
nary merit" The manufacturers, l. 5.
johnson Il Co., Boston, Mass, have in
their office and will send to any one testi-
monials from old people who have used
it in their family, when young, and whose
children's children have used it very
many years. This is not at all remark
able when we think of the amount Of
good this remedy will do; thousands of
cases of pneumonia and consumption
have been prevented by using this remedy
for internal inflammations, such as colds,
coughs, catarrh, bronchitis, as well
as cramps paines and innumerable. 1t
is totally unlike any other REM
edy used, and called liniment. 1t
was a great mistake ever calling it any
thing but Johnson's Anodyne. The in
formation on the large four page wrapper
around each bottle is worth much to
every family. johnson & Co. send a
pamphlet free to any one, containing much
valuable information upon disease their
cure Adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
The Last bird to Retire.

Apart from the birds which rest dur
ing the day and seek their food at
night, as the night jar and the vari-
Gus kinds of owls, and putting aside
also those which in summer frequently
sing all the night through, as the
nightingale, the woodlark and the
sedge warbler, it seems that the robin
is the last bird to seek repose. 1t may
be often heard singing until nearly
midnight in the early summer, and in
winter is to be seen hopping about
long after other birds have gone to
rest. New York Telegram.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
A Woolly Horse.

James Carroll, of No. psf Willow
avenue, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, is the possessor Of
horse whose hide is covered with a
thick mass of curly white hair, about
three inches in length. When seen
from a short distance, the hide pre-
sents a woolly appearance, and the
animal looks as though nature had
given him the skin of sheep through
mistake. Although the horse is more
than unusually attractive, owing to
his popularity, he is daily hauling a
milk wagon. San Francisco Exam
liner.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
The Fortnighters.

The reformation in the way of ear
!ier hours for social events is spreading
eastward from that cradle of liberty,
Philadelphia. An organization of So
ciety leaders of Elizabeth, N. j., known
as the fortnighters, has pronounced in
favor of beginning its entertainments
at 8 p M, and ending the same at
midnight. Elizabeth being tributary
to the metropolis, should, in its way,
serve to scatter the good seed of early
hours in the great city where fashion
is tyrannical, and where the head
quarters is established of the army of
the unemancipated. -Pittsburg Bull
letin,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
Drop a Nickel and See Pictures.

The latest nickel and slot device is a
sort of big stereoscope which has been
invented and manufactured IN Paris.
You drop in your nickel and apply
your eyes to pair Of protuberances
like the eye pieces of an opera glass.
Pictures are then displayed in rapid
succession, one picture lasting seven
seconds, until the contents of the box
are all exhibited. The pictures are
shown in the glare of an electric light,
which is extinguished when one has
had his 1--WE cents worth. New York
Sun.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth2 II so, send at
once and get bottle OF MRS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Its value Is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend up
on it, mothers, there is no mistake about II.
1t cures dysentery and diarrhea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces inflammation, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system.
MRS. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR chill.
DREN TEETHISG is pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one OF the oldest and
best female nurses and ply scians In the Uni
ted states. aud is tor sale by all druggists
Let Icy
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08

Never put piece of furniture into a
room merely because it is pretty and
will fill up. Every article should
have its real or apparent use; as a
general thing, the necessary pieces
will occupy all the space that should
be allotted TO furniture.