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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
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iammlune Der Truitees bes Wttt:
men unb Bate SDnbs. Muf:
senommeit nuroen IS Ganoibaten ; ST.
ner purbe abeemieien uno 8ier CUR I'm
terfu@ung su1iidBele,t; bic 3abl Der
Nitglieoer beirdet 4l29
Ser &eferpeS pnb 1T $24>s
O47.9 5
Golasnoe stsrbefdlIe fino felt bortser
8elfammlung beSablt tporoen:
u. gub. an beRen @ittue Mare. Sub,
Bouebfeepiie &C.. &c.. $1,000
Sobn MhiQer, an bs1en @tttwe, Maria
WtGler In 6amilton Cbu ). $1,000
6olsenbe @terbefdas uuroen aneez
meIoet :
Qnion Beds, ct. gontfacius , @erein
Quincy Sq.............. $1,000
Dom. Mspsr, st. 9ster's g., Nor-
malt Obto. $500
8artb. Sdea, ct. Solspbs B., Mor-
riltDn Nrt. $500
Sie 3ablune fir Sterbefdlle, tpelde
TN Mat gu sablen iino, tpuroe a,,ses
weien.
Mus Dem mpnatlihen Berihten III
etn b.fdnbiser Wahstbum Der Miteliez
Der 3abl uno 3unabme oes &eferbe
5onbs erfidtlih, eth Bepegsrunb
tiir Nle, welhe unterittburgss8 ereinen
ansebDren uno iih ilu ADMINISTRATION
litter befino.n, ith ben W. unb @. s.
onauihl,eBen. IS geb6ren iett aus
258 0eleinen benz %. II. 8. s. an -
Sc folten mebr iein uno nahoem Die
Siderbeit Der Organization ii1 erpiez
len, bebarf es nur einiee Mnreguns, iei.
tens Der 8eamten nm Die 3a9l Der M,t,
9ltecer 81 tert1ebren.
8. S. Spaunborf, Sec.
ct. Qouis, 25. Qpr,l 1889.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Argen ttnien OILS SieI oer 2(ns
10 "noernng.

6ier bas Sheiben zines ebrIihen unb
He,Bigen ~28idpriern. NIT Weib uno
&,neern eeieaneten 2ursmbursers, Der
segen enoe Nopember 1888 NIT ei.
uem 8apfal BON 1900 6rlnfen
na@ Der prOuina 8uenOs 4pres abse=
reift:
@eebrter Qerr Reolcteur!
Nlh elmer &eiie bon So Eaaen,
udbreno pelher mir uiel gleno au be
iteben battsn tno mir IN Der a~reentiniz
iden &epublt are.tcmmen. Das
idlimme Betfer, Der 9unger, Sl5be unb
Wansen baben uns grCbes Setb anee,
than. = Sn Monieoieeo II unfer jung
ties Rinb s%eforben ; pas anoere 1T ee.
~senwditig i'm Spifal su 8aenuss Apres.
Bel unierer Antunft IN bieier Staot
mubten mir uns IN oas Dot Ger Nus
wanoerer" begeben uno bort perp,i
len, bis mir unS bic Sidtte unfs.
rer nslen Nteoerlahun9 erndblt bafs
ten.
IS ldst fih ni&t beidreiben, mie
ietr mir BON ben 6l6ber unb Wan=
,er buGfdbli6 ansefreHs IN tpuroen /;
Spibbuben taben uns aud bic Rite
geraubt, morin mir unfer @elb, bic
utr uno ale neuen aletounssffide bats
ten.
AQes. mas MAJ, rns In 8riHel ppn
oieiem 2anDe pormalte, III Die reinfte
QIge. 8srbeirotbete 2eute rermDgen
bier faum ibr Brco ~ ~geuinnen, es iei
oenn. oab he enttpeoer teine ODER bod
grb6ere Rinoer baben, tpeihe IN Oienf
treten f5nnen. Nan pernient ucbl bier
metr. ais IN 4eleieu, aber alIes 1T aud
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

gAd fes Terirrten ben'et
De Sirt ouf bpber Watt
Nirf ab, SerS, mas pth trdntet
""' ~a' W 'A''S' c s. saintsl.
iSmcn tn es 9aGt fgstCrbeh,
Sc eIdnst bes MCubss 9i1t,
Sn btmmltfhsn &ftUrben
Gin 9ieb pom Srtsben ipriGt.
nnb hu bif pbne Stub,
Snbee 70 mar6er lenfet
Ser Bid ~ Stm, Der tmmer3u
aud bes 8ertrrten bentet2
@pbl BAIT tu ihwer su trasen,
.Mptl briifet bid bic Stub,
boo ntmmer rptrb periasen
Ter Batter feline 6alb.
gBinf bu bid iberseben
Gang ietner Gisbe Matt.
81 flbrt gum Srtebsn bid unb eeben
Der Strtauf bpter Ba4t.
. gutter 6trt ba brUben,
g8te btf Du snabsnDCl!
8 lae mid rsGt Did lOben,
Dir weit'n Ter Qebe 3Un!
81 fet benn anes 9etb
Sn Define Cub perienfet;
90 wtrf benin ab fur ATE 3eit,
@trf ab, Ser3 mas bt6 trdnfet!
Stm harfff tu frcb Dsrtrauen.
SIN Sbm TT 6stl a1etn,
Gs fIbrt auf bOlbe Nuen
Ser Dirt bic Seerce ietn.
Gr pet6, was bid bealudet,
Gum Sage wtrb bic Nd6t,
Gr ntmmt Dir ab, mas bid beSritfet
u nj btr ban9e ma6t.
Or. @. &euter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
ST per Oaro.

@ir weroen bieie @ohe eine 81
,DQiee breite &baoame ~bertaufen,
wsIHe in @emidt uno Yrets ietnes
@leiden iuht.
81 per Oarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
per 9aro.

@ir baben unsefdbr 80 Sarben tn
l8 a5aieen 8llih, pelder eew5bnIiG
gu 89c bic Darb nerfduft miro. Die
gan3e Got iOu MIR
623c foffen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

SeiaeH' aleiherHofe Csc per garh.
80 Stfd Bette Aualifdt importirte
let1e1e &leiberffoffe fir bieie @o6e
25c bic g1rb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
75c per 0arS.

@rDbte Muswabl In iduar3en unb
peibeu SeiDen tn Der Staot. Oleie
Node etbt es etne l9 3ou breite car
rtrte Surab Seipe, merlb 81, gu
nur 75c per Daro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
SeiDen>
9aupt s In eane.

Csc per Oaro.
S@mar3e @ros @rainS .ibe,2l 3oQ
Brett, idwer uno weide Waare, re5u.
ldrer 8reis 81,
Special 8reis 75c per Oarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Beau De sote.

S4Dne ihmarse Seioe, iebr elegant
N Mnsieben, aans neM 81
$1.25, $l.49 uno $1.75.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Sto Bfeufaer.

Das 9sben 1T Elm Yfannenfuden,
Oas Mus BARN Der 2iebe Bib:
DOd ad! benz Sdidial mus i4 fuden
Der meinise blieb unseiaat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Sntines 129c her Narn.

Sntines 123c Der Oarh.
100 Slid rei6e Satines In oIren
f'eretr Tarben tn Muffern unb streifen.
rpertb 18c,
rlr 123c bic garb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Motre SetOe.

@rpbe Musuabl In Moire Seioen,
melhe tint 4re,ie bon
99c bis $l.75 pei glro gehen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

Trans0fi9e Satinrs zoe bic Darb.
200 Slid franz. Satines, In auten
Wtlftern, pertb 3Oc, nur fir bieieg1ohe
zoe 6te Oarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
79e per Oaro.

Gbina Seioen fino febr MODERN ; uir
babsn etne "a 3oQ breite Canton Seloe
3a
79e per garb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Danep 9eifreifte oenti6e uml
frans6itihe GetDe,

s~sitreiit nno semuffert In Combination
gu iebr mdBiseu Preiien. nnsebeure
Auswabl IN fbwar3en uno farbisen
Surabs uno 8elpets.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
3eitsemdBes 9eiratbsges
uh.

Gin g~ermDsen BON 500 Uaarf unb
bariiber sl beiratben seiu6t. Solte
bic basielbe be1tenbe Dame jung,
bibId, liebenmIrbig, eebiloet uno aus
gutter Samilie fem, 10 wiirbe pies ben
AbihluB oes @eihdftes tpeientlid err
leihtern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

10 Stfd fdwar3 unb tpeib eefireifte
surab, % SOL brett, ME unter $l.25
p~erfauft.
Spe3ial 4r rb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

Satinss fir 15e bic 9arb.
$50 Slid aan, neue Gotines IN
'Muifern oie beiOnoers id5n fno, tpertb
zoe bic Yarb, nur
15c bic garb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

stotd 3sbbbr 0insbams Csc bic garh.
80 Stiid ertra feline i&ottiide @ina.
bati's tn Streifen iinb carrirt, au SIC
bic Oarb,
ntr 25c bic Oarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
DO N A LDS0 Ms

Iunns Wabmbunen init 0fhdm mh anpdiAn 9dinn6 brkmtm onoH ne Smpkuum gMm m @skaubd
gS ganbam &an gwmg @, pdm gb Dem wmMdn gb gu hMm mh fo mr
nit anenfbra dnm NnHw hmbm. Gftab bom me auhm ben pHm
gm9dlp bon mmn msn@m5bhdm @mKuhm
n@- a ae Mamm mb ct Saul gMrt q vu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Gtnfa1e China Getoe.

Sn allen neuen 6arben, % unb "a
;}ou brett bon
SOC Biz 81 per garb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
pet Oaro.

3u oieiem Preis ia5ne farbige ee.
fretfte Surabs, 10 3oa brett, iG5n fir
Continuation.
85c per Curb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

Saupt @ingane.
10000 ReHe
&lei6eritoffe
Won Bis soc am Dollar.

Oieie &eifen nurben bon uns ppr
ben befen @oQ RIeioerfof Tabriter
I'M 2anoe eetouft, Dieles fino bic
nsterbleibiel elmer sansen 5aiion. Die
Geffe ftno in 2dnsen bon elmer bal6en
bts 81 10 Oaros unb finb:
38 3ou brette Streifsn uno eemildt.
81 3oa breite feline Serges in einfah
uno gemiiht.
So 3oQ breite g~itreifte uno carrirte
Serges.
So 3oa breite feline Eu6e.
SO 3oa breite mpllene Gorb Gtcfe.
55 3oa In etnfad uno qefreifte Stofs
u. !. b. u. /. h.
Sn Der nereangenen @oGe erbieIteu
MIR enorme Senoungen reuer Rleioer.
'toffe Direct BON ben Sabriten uab SIN.
portenren. Da fir biefelben bic Saiiou
gu gnoe lit, 10 tauften pir enorme
Nuantitdten @aaren su enormenReou
lionen BON friiberen Breiien. 8ir mol.
len oieielben ale gu bebeutenb niebriaen
preiien, ais nod ie oassueien, pe.fau.
ten. 6olseno eintge Bareains
100 Slid iaGne @bip Goro aIeioerHoffe.
% 8ol brett. In iHbnen Tarben.
cduerbaft unb fhpn tpertt NC. MIR
lie bic garb.
125 siid Smseh seareift mmn aemildt,
40 3ol brett. sroBe Sarben Mus
tpabl, idon gu 8reiien bilis su &c.
nur 2le Die 0arb
80 Slid gang @ole fransafI&e gemiIdts
2letoerfrfs In Streifen, 81 2o0
brett, id5ne Sarben. 2eiht SOC pertb
rur 29c bic garo.
60 stid feline aammsarm stuHe in strei.
fen, einfad unb semiidt, SO 3o0
brett. arobe Musmabl ileuer Mooen,
Derfb QUO,
nur 39c bic garb.
40 stiid 46 3oll breite enslii&e 9enrtet.
ta's tn ben neueifen Sarben, ausge.
sethnete Nualttdt, blfl'g 3u &C,
nnr 48c bic Olro.
40 Stid Der fsiaffen sans tuollenen Mrae,
ritanii@en Stieots, 50 3ou brett,
ale Sarben. &esuldrer 8reis s9c,
nnr Soc bic garo
60 Stiif so 3oa breite san; molten,
fran3 Serge, ale Tarben. @ertl
&c, rur
69c bic garb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

$1.25 per Oaaro.
SIR 24SD1ise fhparse @ros @ratn
Seioe earant,rt gut gu ttasen, ntrgenos
fir bieien Preis gu tlufsn.
Sour $l.25 per Dare.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Ser arme &amerab.

Sd BAIT einen &ameraoen,
Ginen beHer'n fino'it ou nit;
guf s@littidub'n in Die @eite
@r lief an meiner Seite
Sn gleidem Shritt unb Tritt.
Sin Mdsblein fam seaosen,
Silt tie mir Doer gilt iie Dir?
Sbn bot tie umseriHen,
Gr liest gu ibren 5nBen,
s4aut ms Guse ibr.
@oQt' ibn beoddtis tuarnen,
9a mar es fdon su ipat -
Sat CUR Srau aenDmmen,
Dart niht auf's Sis mebr fommert
Ser arme &amerao.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Gbtna SetOem.

@leeante 4usmabl semuferter Gbina
Seioen, tpelbe ibres @leiden iuden I'm
Prsiie BON
59c Bic $l.50 per garb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

s@ottii9e @ingbarts 15r bic Barb.
Oteie @aare III tpeniefens Csc
mertb,
15c 6ie Oarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

Seiomoere Bargains TIT
oieier ISOLDE!

Tran,0fi@e gatines.
100 beri&iebene Muiter a~ngetommer,
IN allen Wpoefarben au
35c oie garb.
JransGRide gatines
tiir Srauer, iebr id5n,
35c bic garo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
piie.

gAd fes Serirrten benfet
De Sirt auf bober Wa&t !:
0Dirf ab, Sers, mas bid frantet
limb mas Dir banae matt.
8. 3intel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02


SeiomSere Bargains TIT
oieier @o6e!
Tran,0Ri&e gatines.
|. 100 beri@ieoene Wufer angetommen
IN allen Wpoefarben au
35c oie garb.
Jrans6Ride gatines
tir Trauer, iebr f45n,
35c bic Oaro.
Trans6fi6e gatinrs zoe bic 9arn.
200 Stid franz. Sattnes, In outen
Wtuitern, pertb 3Oc, nur fir bieisg4oHe
zoe ote garb.
Satines fir 15e bic 9arb.
$50 Slid aon, reue Gotines IN
gfufern bte Defenders iH5n finb, tpertb
zoe bic Yarb, nur
15c bic garb.
Sntines 123c Der Darh.
100 Slid reiGe Satines In oIren
teuen Tarben In Mufern unb Gtreifen.
pertb 18c,
MIR 123c bie garb.
Seinsn' aIeiherfoHe Csc Der garb.
80 Stid Bette AuaIifdt importirte
lett1ere &leiberffOffe fiir biefe Wo6e
25c bic glrb.
srotb 3sbbbr 0insbunns 25e bic 9ars.
80 Stiid ezra feline f&otttfde Sing.
bans tn Streifen unb carrirt, au SIC
Die garb,
MIR 25c bic garb.
s9ottii@e @insbans 15e bic garb.
Dteie 8aare III tpeniefens Csc
mertb,
15c bic Oarb.
9omeHie Giasbams,
Sn 500 Wuifsrn sa IT, loo unb
123c bie Oarb.
Neues tn 8atife.
Cine Got eemuferter 8atiRe, Belle
uno ountle Sarbsn 3u loo be 0lrb.
lac bic garb.
2tanbarh Hrints
gu &c bie garb.
Satine GtbIes
gu &c bic garb.
Smbiso Slan 9rmd
63cbte garb
G9aQies
gu SC, &c unO 1Oc bic garb.
Snbia einons
3u 10c, 123c, 15c, 18c, 2Oc unb
IS: oie Olrb.
nag Man isnbe fir uniernGrfbiabrs
nnD Sommers2 aialcg. Srei per pDR
an irgenb eine Aorefe.
U.s.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

d en- auf BEN &isi.
9ier oben is es ideene,
Nd, aber meme 8eyne
Die idmeraen mid 10 iebr!
@ie pdl' es bod 10 iheene,
@enn ih init nleine Scene
Griht mieoer unten pdr'!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

eHtSb fPsStU VII
Special Breis 75c per 9arb.
S1.25 per Oaaro.
SIR 24SDlise fdwarse @ros @ratn
Setoe earant.rt gut gu tIasen, ntrgenos
fir oielen preis gu taufsn.
Sour $l.25 per Oaro.
Beau De Sote.
S&bne idwarse Seioe, iebr elegant
N Musieben, GAM neu gu
$1.25, $l.49 uno $1.75.
ST per Oaro.
@ir ueroen bieie @ohe eine 81
3D1ige breite &baoame bertaufen,
weIte in @epiht uno prets ietnes
@leiAen iuht.
81 per Oar6.
79c per Oaro.
gbina Seiben FIND febr MODERN ; tptr
babsn etne "a 3oq bre,te Canton Seioe
3H
79e per Oaro.
Mtotre Getoe.
@robe Musmabl In Moire Seioen,
tpelhe TIM Pre,fe bon
89c bis $I.75 pei glr6 seben.
75c per Oarb.
@rDbte Muspabl In ihuar3en unb
meiben SetDer tn Der Staot. SleIe
@oae sibt es etne l9 3ou breite car
rtrte Surab Seioe, tperib 81, gu
nur 75c per Daro.
special.
10 stnd idmars unb tpeib eefireifte
Surab, % SOL brett, ME unter $l.25
perfauft.
Snp,in[ SIR m
Gbina setoett. +.
@leeante ausrabl gemuferter G9ina
Setoen, tpelbe ibres @leiben iuhen TN
4reiie BON
59c Bic $l.50 per garb.
Gtnta1e China setoe.
Sn allen neuen Sarben, % uno "a
NoQ brett bon
SOC Biz 81 per garo.
85e per Oaro.
8u oieiem Preis iA5ne farbige ee.
f~retfte 5urabs, 10 Boil brett, iH5n fiji
Continuation.
s5c per Curb.
Uamep 9~eifreifte oenti6e nmo
frans0iiihe setoe,
s~eitreiit nnb eemuffsrt In Combination
gu isbr mdBiseu Breiien. nnsebeure
AuSmabl IN fbmar3en uno farbiser
Surabs uno 8elpets.
624c per Oaro.
@ir baben unsefdbr 80 Sarben Ii
18 aDlieen glIih, pelder geu5bnIif
gu 89c bic Darb rsrfauft miro. 81
gauge Got iou MIR
621c fofen
| +DO
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
9enrtetta's !

As Soa breite feline IGwar,e tnsliIde9ens
rietta iebr CUTE Aualitdt, tpeiH ,tnb
.glnn3DOG, Derfb &c,
MIR 48c bic garo.
% Slid iwporttrte i&tuarse briaiante
GorbS, gan5 WOQe, Al 3oa brett,
iebr f66n, bauerbafte @aare, tpertt
leiht 81,
nur 75c bic Oarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
S4war5e 8leiberltofe !

p Stiif gang @ole iAuarje fran;. Snrab
Serge 46 8oa brett, ftDnes Sc.
pidt, nireenbs 10 gut gu baben. @ertb
75c,
nur 59c bic Oarb.
The Republican journal., 1889-06-06
Literary News and Notes.

ne fhiiade,phla Musical JoiTha, ! my N.Y.,
PH'iohrd N Me>'rI. Gnuld 4 N"oIiey' Iii'
lnc>tliu. IA, l.hbadeiphIa. they haNIh- ur-
'h%>e9 II from l|s lorhef proprIetprS April l>t'
an! llle May i>sue, now at hahd- shows mark
go 'iloN eillthi III 'i' utlaileii> over prtI'-
on ISSUES Of thi> Weii-knoNn and popular pub
hcalIoh'
''1he Highest Structure in the World" III
other words the Eitlel Tower, is the subject vi
the first article in the Atlantic Monthly for
June 1t is devoted to an account of the meth
oil, of construction OF the tower, and COMPARE
son with other building, Of -reat height. rhiS
articles is written by Mr. VIM. A. Elay Bon
ny Hugh. of Iroubrook. n story Of lie anoue,
The Republican journal., 1889-06-06

Buenos Ayres has at last rot port, and large
vessels are no longer obliged to anchor twelve
miles from shore. A basin has been eXcavated
at great expense by which vessels can 90 right
up to the city. The completion of the enter
prise was made the occasion of Il grand cciebra-
tiOn,
The Republican journal., 1889-06-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cast osia
The Republican journal., 1889-06-06

And 100 men to call any druggist for free crial
and herb remedy, discovered by Dr. Silas Lane
while in the Rocky Mountains. For diseases of the
blood, liver and kidneys it is positive cure For
does wonders. Children like it. Everyone praises
it. Large-size package, 30 cents. At all druggists
The average woman walks further in Il week
than droyer, she stands on her feet more than a
blacksmith, she deles the law of health more than
the Indian, and then wonders why she isn't ell
like other folks -
The Republican journal., 1889-06-06
PlMplES TO SCROFULA.

A Positive Cure for every Skin, Scalp and
Blood Disease except Ichthyosis.
The Republican journal., 1889-06-06

Face cured. sulphur Bitters Will cure the worst
case OF skin disease; from common pimple OH
the face to that awful disease scrofuia, it is the
best medicine to use in all cases of such stubborn
and deep seated disease. DO not delay, use Sui
phur Bitters and drive the humor from your blood.
Norah = An has your mistress good taste !:
BridgetGood taste, is it? Faith, her dresses look
better on me than do me own.
The Republican journal., 1889-06-06
A act

(NoETH knowing IS that blood dis
W eases which all other remedies fail
to cure, yield to Ayers SarsapariIla.
The Republican journal., 1889-06-06

Boils, pimpics, hives, ringworm, tetter, and all
other manifestations of impure blood are cured by
Hood's SarSaparilla.
The Republican journal., 1889-06-06

- WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS

m pI -, hlackhCal~, rcd. rough, Mapped. and
W oily Skin prevented hy CJ.IIcGEl SOAR.
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Real estate 10 grrbanqe.
90 Gxrhanas.

T. XCHANGK for property, free sbsreopt'
IL con and Views ard the largest lenses In
this country q 600. Inquire Il QkDLR-
DOHR, Lemon Squeerer once. 400 Grand.st.
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Citp l1rnperfp 10 Get.


A -A-A.-BUsINEss PLACES.
n. l62 B0Wery, large deep store and house.
240 Bowery, store and 2 floors, whole house
lao Bowery, store and rear basement;
1850 10 BOwery, half store and house;
Cor. Rivingtch and Columbia sts.' large
Cor. St6,avs. and 1o1stst.. store and rooms
1906 L. 1loth-st. store and rooms. through
2o4 Siestaf.st., basement store.
220 Il. 1o6th-st. store and rooms through.
ss7 0th-q SYIa,, !; z Or sstHI GGrs
90 Ellzabeth-st, 0-story 100-foot building,
with or witheuE Bowery lofts;
SO Peck Slip. b-story small boilding.
LOFTS.
40 Bowery. 9. 3 o. 4 small. light lofts;
out Eiizabeth-st 81. building.
CYRILLE CARREAU. Agent Grand-st
and IIowery, under Oriental Bank.
A -A.-To LET.-Immedlato possession
n with steam power, elevators, and fur
nished throughout with automatic sprinklers
for putting out nrs. large factory; corner
building 1920 square feet whole or part I;
suitable any manufacturing business; also
three other floors, 50x65. McCiaye Building,
11th-aye. 2lst 22d SIS.
A LARGE HoUsE.-Extra wide high
N stOoD house, is West 25th-st suitable
for clubhouse; elevator, electric light BIZ
lard tables and every convenience Tor club.
Apply 70 S. +. JAYNE & CO.. 254 West
17o LET.-A 6th-aye. dressmaksr WIN
rent basement OF corner house. near
32d.et., for millinery CT other Bght bus
mess splendid chance FOR responsible par
ties. Address ID. Box 20. Tribune Uptown
once. !, 23e broadway.
A --CHEAP RENT.
n. NO. 1856 WEST 0tTH-ST.
Handsome new l-story stone trout dwell
Ing; papered and gas fixtures.
L. x. FRIES A Broadway
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Rooms il)antso.

m, Wo LADIES engaged In music and art
4 wish two well-furnlshed rooms leea+
ton central; references required. Address
ART, AZ West t9th-st
w ANTED. Furnished room In private
w American family for single gentleman
Address W., 132 South 6th.eye.
xxTANTED. by Japanese young man tiol,
state terms. T. KoBAyASHl. Mosimura
Bros,, $40 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20

q UMBER YARD for ssls IN Freehold
"a An old established lumber yard and
builders' hardware business In the beautiful
ing, hays ether yards In n. Y State.
Address p j. ROGERS & CO., Freehold,
N. j., or Seneca Falls n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20

CLIPPIEG MACHINES, "a 20 up.
" Very large assortment
Also Clipping Shears, Combs. Brushes ana
Horse Goods Of Every Kind
JOHN MOORE SO, 81 and 50 Warren-st
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6iip properip i1)anteo.

~ REAT and increasing demand for house.
N ana iats, Tenants AMI customers obtained
at Everett DIRECTORY, "a W. 35th-Ht. Es'ab
llshed 1906. r. A. DALEY IA Attendance
WANTED. - Business and apartment
w properties on Broadway corners Pre-
cash principals only. CASH" Tribune
once.
VxTANTrD.-To purchase or 20 Lease
w for manufacturing purposes about
10000 feet Of floor space In sub.
stsntia bulldog. with power. weil
Lighted and 40 70 90 feet In width. located
where labor is abundant and shipping
facilities good within two hours Of New
York or In the city. Address with par.
tioulars II. H., Tribune once.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-15

sev Grave. where 81 thy sting Death,
where Is thy victory
There was an old ScOtchman once VINO
lived all alone in far of secluded spot.
but said he was not alone, for he sat ali
dav talking 10 God Il We follow Chrlst
He will keep His promises with us.
DO YOU know Him IN whom you nave
believed Al He requires OF us Is 10
trust Him. Christians make mistake
ina thinking Of Christ as a Judge. we
ought 10 think of Him as father an
elder brother, our Lord.
What is conversion il Is that change
which takes place when the Divine NE
which is above, lays hold OF this life,
which IS below - when Jesus CDil-l
takes possession Of US and guides us
Alright. While ! give the glory to God
| rejoice at the fact that ! have some
thing 10 do with where ! shall stand I'D
heaven; whether shall appear
before Him empty handed, or
whether ! shall have done something
for the promotion of His kingdom.
Jesus is perfect Savior lie is a
Savior who is able to keep oar feet upon
the rock Of safety, and when the end
comes will hold us up In His arms ana
intercede for MS before the Father.
Christians, If YOU are not satisfied
with your past life, forget the things
that are behind and press forward 10 the
mark OF the high calling which is IN
Christ Jesus. Gods people should pray
for the things they desire, and lie Will
hear aid answer their slpphcalions.
The speaker illustrated the perfect
ness of Christ in answering prayer by re-
latinq an incident of some Christian wo-
men who became interested in raising
funds for the benefit of the Ports
mouth soldiers After they had tried every
other means. all 10 no avail, they knell
down and prayed to God to help them IN
their work. and the result was that i'm
mediatelv the money was raised by a
miraculous means.
The Doctor closed his able and power
full sermon by encouraging the young
members of the church IN their new HE,
and admonishing them TO beware OF the
snares of the tempier, and urged upon
Them the necessity of working Tor the
Master. As Is his custom, all through
his sermon, the speaker would refer 10
certain passages of the Scripture sus'
tanning his statements, and read them
before the congregation.