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FrmaIeA

Females
A VISiTINu GpVEENE~S OF many
n y,"Ir,' experience. Lt\"' l''-"iiH ~ -
.lI-h. frrn, n. t,.Inan mn~ir nnl sIh-u,t
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u h,Nt,y .nl.,r know T. d." OF hp1hN''plhG'
wish In'riIin u. positions a. ca,L! :, 'nnt
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acrurit. At ngur~. Acdn'-H - ~ '"'''
m"rrirl-.'.. JERSEY 'lt'.
<,AsiIIEE.-Wantrd, position a. lady cn>h.
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Wall.-t.. Room 81 -------
COPYINr CT CLEEK.-B, a r'eE,r",'i"
l. tc,,r4 ro!,r d girl Add.r7' NJ. L''
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VI>irIN,. .. r ,'Lrnt tn"h'r' 'hll1Tn
assisted with thu lrSs"n.. ~ nn,,,,. IN
french q, rmqn and Instrumental music.
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Ofic". l.o3s prnrdwn' - ---...-
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Y girl, from Paris. dr-ir"' NOR p"nil'
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VI, HIST LESSONS given by 10y 'ity
w ar suburbs re-, rClir"-. A1Hr - H.
1, NJ TRIBUNE Uptown once, rs B'way:
xIJRITER. Wanted hy Young Iau. :" !"
w venr. urIuanrnt p"-iti"n a. wtI"f
~, s,,'',i,,,.r Address or call NJ. r..
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j in Library ar IA trarh'f i"r III
children ~ Fncll~h and Frrnch' """r'>N
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YOUNG ildy drsirrs POSITION u. N.'', ,,'a
I Iapher and tvpcwrtrr bennington ma
ehinel. u. L. Is uartst.. BrooIiyh'
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Erdl estate uonnteo.

NJ -iiaTGsom"l furnished house
w for sIIali fam un'il Ma. / ; lOcatiOn
bear J.h-lVs.. l"tp-eIi Both and 10th sts.
i o.. Tribune OH.cc.
w ANTEU.-A large tract OF fsnd stock
w farm or country sat. with cash for hne
investment prIE"r.v in Now.YOrk City
ADRIAN q. TEGEMAN & CO., 1877
Broadway.
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w ANTED.-An apartment consisting OF
w 10 Or II !oOns with all !"ra i'm.
proIcments. bCtwc u litn and bitlt st..
and 9Th aud IC\irctoI ayc-. address
II. N. p. i. @. Box 3.W1.
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CONTINUED on Fifth PaSel
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Az AiTIH \ cpiu. q man wait ~itul.
W to- H. "Hit = ia rriNI'' farm, q"
lr,iu o'>". ca C'N. rc,er LINE.
10 II,l ~ th IT.. Room :.
Xru; VI, MNN. Nw EIDE w'-l"s sit'at'ol
In hr,.l 49, private flrily n watr
,..,r,r~ or wori ~ nnv ma u"d'-s'an,.S
,.,r.~Gr horses gU"i man. l.. FEtNG~EN.
- J"-t,,n.un.,t Room III. I|rr kim
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I,t,ui;NN Nv "a.ihd man. nrs'.
Y. ,i,-- =. ...u. ind sand -" '"7c
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ST. u1N md ~ I /, tI.r1r' r '-I'l""-.
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Males.

Males.
GENTS -LaGi,s or gent!cn -. Tor thc
n b. 1t ia. ny tEO Icr| Drn"nt ora
ia 81 tsnac hu-ctt> LAYS III goa. tdI 81 a"'
dIe,s =. W. JOHNSON, d Oth'aNe.
A GENTS WANTED IN every eat, ana
"A town IN .lrc Cnltd Siatrs every no. ~,
owner will buy uIr article; one doIIui WI
start business and b'In4 quick ana bI-
MOTT. SIND Tor circular or apply T. M
". BRIGGS, Nurray-st., koon'e ana :,
I,f, YOU sEEhING EMrlOYMl-Nl
"A -posittOns quickly procured |0r bo0"-
kc,irr,, clerks. collectors, caoni"rs watch.
m u, porters Lockers. driver. stdbl"ln'h'
oachincii, ,Oo!is. Writers, usriul'nrh. farin
hand, mechanics rad Othtrs, writ. or cal
for /, rms Information free. NEW-lORk
BI'KEAU. $50 Broadwat.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. - Postal.
" Customs, Railway Mail and Dcplrt.
IN. ntsl service: full information II how,
when and where to obtain them. cent on
receipt Of 10 cts. Address l.. IOMLiON,
Il. o. Box 1872. It,aca. y. Y.
IF YOC ARE OUT or EMl l.oYNENr
j or Wish to make = change. call q the old
reliable METROPOLITAN Agency; positions pro
cured for bookkeepers, collectors. clerks.
salesnrn. porters. packers. driver. C. hmm.
stAblcmen. wGtchmen. uscful.mcn. fsim
hands. tesmsters, cooke. walters. ilyeHen sna
EssoPRoIiTAS AGENCY. as Bro.dway.
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Stl;bNG, wong man. who can Sucnh
n German and English. AMI (, not arid
81 WurA. " i>lI.~ NOT> % an kind. ACd!NN
". y. care Of Tan ,en's Adv Rising OIllc',
81 A\puiir 4
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RLACK BUILDING, POL Fifth av-. y
- trance Eas Doth ST. largr aptrtnA'
n OMFORTABLE 7.rcOIn apartments IN
Fr1uk'vn. 10 last lltn.st. ti5 and s5o.
ID AaLOK floor No. II West l3th-st., "
I rent low; husintss or dwelling.
& TFhH. HEATED FLAT OF & rooms and
~ bath all latest improvements; min
etes' walk from elevated railroad station.
OWNER. l42 West 1o3d-st.
'FTHE FIFTH AVENUE"
Elegant apartments OF 10 rooms and
hath, all lmpfo, erents, Including elevators
md steam heat rent tree TO November ].
Apply 70 Jsnitoi or A. D. AATHER d CO.
Ankrrs, Utica, N. Y.
40 DIST, 200 WEST.--Newly.deeorstsd
% corner and single date, sure TO suis
M 90 and inward
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CfiI ualiteo.

Iies
w ANTED.-An active young man A. CO. 4"
w ara !" on ,"'""r IA Jersey tltl: ,i,,,.
ass HAkER AND CATEttER, ii'p"''
Olicc.
w ~ rD-A""ht> 10 l.andl, thu OIL! ~,
w lee, low ft"i rOgttaId Pen la ll' "a,
1T i."''' OF hard Tubtcr, wIli"> "V'O
words nom on' rl.lLg guaranteed Il" ~
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ior - c'nt> u lC,tal not. o. l.,'ut -tlu.,
w. l.. Mt>tHOI.I llu-tlassr A.fWN'
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w \NTED.-'N,l",ru ou -Ii.rv or Cyl ~
W ni.riun e. hi dc ~. Ni.M PNli;S
tHIMi' Ne Ink E:NSINH PEN ~
ia" ~ it"~t -i.ll.nr no,rl.v oyer prndu'"' :
"l-i'"- INK thoroughly IN tWo -, oud@ u"
;hl1Nlol - u0i'r, zoo - 500 peT cont pTOlV :
ne 1""nt> SIlrs mounted - 1870 In IN
avs: 1n0't'r 81 iu two hours We W',,
one energetic general agent for 'a,n
late All Territory SAMPLE Nv map -
80 n,~. For t,ru> and fun particular. hn'
dress TIit MONROE ERASER MF''.
90 II Cto->". Wis.
WANTHD.-In m Office. yong nan
w ir's' !" GOOD p"nUau AMI fairlv Go"n
hut correct stcnograph,r: wages $40 IT
wr"I. AGdr'"S G. II. d.. Il. o. ilo\ 3'O?''
Nrw-York.
w ANTED. Two blacksm'ths. horscshorrs.
w Adde'S c. ID, BElMAN,
Waukon, lows
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Aialn

Maln
4 GENT or MANA'iER.-A gentleman
"A having ~ l,dI,' general cuisines cN'
=" TicuCr. d">irc> to represent In Ihilad' l.
ANA some xuud Nrw-l urK or Esst"Ia huu>" .
Ir>t.tlH~> ref. un,r> aud security II nec"4.
~Lr,. WALL EKS. l.343 North 2Sd.-t.
ibhiiud.it.htI
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4 Ii. KINDS OF Gernar scr' ants. WIN
a LI...tl,-, T i'r'n,rN. ii"1S VH "a-l'
lul Nv ~. c0antrI. Ms Son y ~
~tIIilN y Employmcht Ohce. 10 Sa'a''''
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| . ri,,,rr. dr.ir., Ia ,.nr,..rut iu phlad, j..
o i.I. sorr .rnJ Nrw, orx or Eastern h"usc
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l,n -. .it."m q, cat".,r. or w"iid IKE gen.
t'n.' o'l.r" t. "a" for Wiling ana oar, a. !,
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| oi >,rv,d h.ch.~' REFERENCES. ACCOUNT.
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A LONELl SOUTHERN ISTAIE o. SHO
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u = !Iil"- long 800 a'! afaLI, 3JU RS
p..r AL O4n 4Oi.-t; aD',iI",I,c" gam; /. 400
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GlIiua!. k'i,Hn q, l.d-tAOud t'rdHEc. and
sat l., naIc ben t,ioIr the Nar Uiic OF
~ NOT desirable Iii,tI:.pn- on the James
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gram, itrE.!Er F.'icHt".,' hO!''H"'d Iut'
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b.in.'d dc-cF.. ytIon OF u" c-ta;c Viii BE-
sppi.catio" tow. Il. BII:cKT salo; Isand.
i;camond' Va. or i: 3. WIII.SSLfY.' " lar:
@ NAN SCHAICK & CO.. 81 BFOad-st.
1000. 600 H H.rii;., Of f ,ga'r SUGAR ss
TIT, 10 NJ. 5"rriqs W., rhoa1 Tor
e'Sh GO. ". CLARK. 1871 broadway.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOM ID.
"A Ia" IIhI. ~ WE. ~. ST., upstairs;
has rooms located everywhere; 81 % 70 Sl2
weekly every BODY suited.
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Females.

Females.
A YOU sc WOMAN for general house.
"A wor>. and nurse. III 0th-lNc.,
near 4lst-st.
II OF SIX EErEI..-In small family good
L MATURE 3nd breeding: compt tent Ia all
r,cl"cts Ia take full charge ~ house VITA
all modern improvements IN the city 81
Yonkers, y. V; good place for right per
son rc',r'ucrS irQuit"d. Address
HASk lltK YOnkcrs. Y.
w Ant y Dung ladies to put circ' lar'
w in cnNciUle,. ". j. BROWN & CO..
3 No-c-St
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iOHN Madden. st. B5r'hol"mow's Mis-.
''on. 42d-sr.. near 3d-1vr.
ID OR EK.-ny young coiorrd man In y
tARfE fT@ISS, guy IL. !e' %ST: S"a.st A'"'''
ID Observation-Disclosures legal aud
scientific worA "A sprclalty: six Ian.
guages. +. II. L., Tribune ONCE.
DONITiON ~ sup r.nt,'il4cn' " th
Ntriu-h'n'ing lows o: IAN '~tin.at cN-
aust heat >p"cialty: r,icrcnccs Addr's'
=. ,. H.. Tribune once,
ID ~ OF RI DER open ;or crga.cm"nt.
L English apd fo;"ie, llEc.ag =. ADDE'S,
COLLINS. Ir,hnn" Once.
RE>rECTNnLE ,olng nan wishes >!tnq.
IL ton; an go A. driver on delivery
wagon. llEINfK. -: Last i9,h.st
- TfNU"l.n ut...> s"1 bennington oper.
~ AtOr- I rnlst-d 10 business houssA ~
,onni.sion.. wYCKoFF. hEAMAHS .
a. NtpI'r - Hro,dwaT.
- TENoGRArIIrE and Typewriter lCall.
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J. n.an; Al r"f I.a'". Address PLRMA.
81 .Nr. BoA - T.Ihrn" on.cr.
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~ ~ an ,Nl~it. ? ."ir~' rNI.ri'''". good
duration good pcnman: \ | references.
". Box - Ir.hun. GNic".
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VHNO IlI;H MEANS aud CGNNOlSSEUR ~.
\ tIrta.H; rOHplrt" st Boyd'll' :
Shakespeare: 900 pla:,,; pc.f'Ct oic"r; tn
Oii"ini. subscription pl'" was two guiE"rs
prl iiat,. hdG.r,> box 40. SHENCEI; =.
PC Gth.aNC.
TWO NIN AVERY ~'wiu" n.a"hin"s
i also one Now Phila Sn@cr 10y les than
half prize. l.. II. TRLCll to'pr Mon.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-29

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sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
spondency.
Copyright, 1883, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-29
CHAPTER ".
THE JOURNEY.

''There was six hundred on US, men VIM
men, an children" continued the gray old
Mormon, "an' we sot out in fever Of Joy
an zeal But some seemed to feel what
was acomin' an their feet dragged from the
start. My Catharine was heavy and droopy
q good share Of the time; seemed like she
was never herself after we left them two
little graves in Tennessee, but amost on US
was shoutin' an singin' an apraisln' the
Lord es we went on'ard fer the fust two err
three days. Every night after the tents
was planted we HID meetin' an there was
preachin' an exhortin'. Some of the elders
said no matter If winter did come the Lord
would save us, no matter If we got sick
the Lord would heal us, fer President
Young, the Lords mouth-piece, had said 80.
Sometimes felt little dubious, kent
hep sayin' pine blank, fer it s0as turrible
labor dragRin' loaded hand-cart day after
day, with yo'r feet an hands blistered an
the sun streamin' down on ye. Then there
was thousand mile to walk, six hundred
OF It desert an four hundred barren, iniun-
hanEsd mountings. It was awful under
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-29

saved forty dollars in buying this harp,
but I'll make your heart ache with
jealousy before the month is over!''
He sat down and began to thrum. He
held his head on ane side, ran out his
tongue and picker away at the scale,
and he had been going about five min
utes when the cook opened the door,
beckoned me out, and whispered:
II give you notice that l shall leave
after supper tomorrow"
''Why; what is it?" asked.
"Him-Mr. Bowser! He'll bring
spooks and ghosts about! 1 have already
been otaken with palpitation Of the
heart. Mercy! but listen to those voices
Of the dead calling out to each other
across their graves! Mrs. Bowser, It's
the wonder Of the people that you don't
commit suicide!'
Mr.. Bowser thrummed untilI had to
carry baby upstairs to quiet lis bowls,
and until the ends of his fingers were
sore, and he wouldn't have quit when
he did had not a voice in front of the
house shouted:
why don't some one throw a rock
through the window or ring for the
patrol wagon?'
Next day dark-skinned man who
said he was grandson of the late
Givoni, came up and gave Mr.. Bowser q
lesson, and the cook, who had almost
consented to stay, suddenly rose up and
rushed after her bundle. When ready
to go she whispered to me:
"I'm sorry, mum; sorry for you that's
leftl If the child dies, send me word
and I'll come and do all in my power"
Mr.. Bowser took four lessons in all
and then told his teacher that his serv-
ices would be no longer required. He
took the last two lessons in the barn in
order, as he said, to surprise me. On
the evening of the last lesson he brought
in the harp just as couple Of the
neighbors came in. He promptly re-
sponded to an invitation to show of,
but had not labored two minutes when
one of the gentlemen asked:
"Have you any particular object in
that, Mr.. Bowser?"
"Of course he has," replied the other.
st Is an imitation of a great calamity
in Japan-buildings shaken down by an
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-29

earthquake flames devourinR tho
ruins-husbands shouting-wives pray
fng-children sobbing = dogs barking,
etc. Is 1t your own composition, Mr..
Bowser?''
'Why-why, don't I play all right?
The teacher said was making wonder
full. progress"
They beckoned him out into the alley
and held q conference. What was said
1 do not know, but when Mr.. Bowser
came in he looked very pale. and the
hrst thing he did was to give the harp
kick which opened all the joints and
prepared it for the crash which came
when he flung it out doors.
'sMr. Bowser, have you gone crazy?"
demanded.
mo, ma'am, but I've got few words
to say to you"
"What have done?'
Done! Donel Who coaxed me into
buying harp?''
1.-The grandson Of Givoni. He had an
old harp he wanted to get rid of and he
WORTH
''Struck me for hatr' he shouted, as
he walked around on the cat. "And
swindled to keep peace in the family.
You had your mind set on q harp and
harp you must have"
''Mr. Bowser! What did want Of a
harp?"
''Heaven only knows. But for you
should never have thought Of trying to
play on it. What do you suppose
Greene and Davis said?"
''That you were a Ounce"
"That II their wives led them around
by the nose as you do me that they'd
wipe the family out and then commit
suicidel 1 must have looked sweet
dawdling over that old harpr'
"You did. 1 told you that 1t was non.
sense your trying to learn music at your
age.'
my agel There you go! Am I q
thousand years old? Am I Ave hundredf
Am even one hundred, that you keer
finging it at me! Music! Why, I've
more music in my big toe than you have
in your whole body. Mrs. Bowser, this
is che limit. You have gone far enough.
| Now bewarel The worm is ready tc
| turnp'
But next morning the worm was 81
| pleasant as juno, and when q crowd Of
q dozen boys paraded up and down, eact
harping on q piece of that harp, Mr.
Bowser never let on that he saw o.
heard anything.-Detroit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-29
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