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for Sale.

RoLI.TOp DESK Tor s25 o ieet ron.
a I'm f.t AZ. SIN tu's fOII-tp % ~
Lest md. a specially decks ~ al kHu'.
/ If -il~O% o. W.lllam-rt.
A FIRSTCLAsS sawn.H ana z',Vvp
~ Scrc- Of Inc yellow p.ne TIMBER wy, WIZ
IaAft al, aud locomotive and carr anu c','
timber never been cut over "a" NM Nil
new above all in FLORIDA WI ,'H chc5g
parties wishiHg 20 purchase aadrcaa " ""
LAX" Ogdon Florida.
BILLIARDS -Tou.pockct combination
ID table. 41A3 ivory balls, cues Ia ,os1
West 2@d-at.
I, OR 4 SHORT TIME ONLY. nfst-class
4 groceries Tetallcd at wholesale Prices
a. 6s Barelay-st. Special rates ~ store
keepers.
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felp ndntco.

Males.
1 GE>TS WANTLb.-n o,ery town
nuoB HA>trhCTUluNG co., Cncin-
i1u. Ohio.
('ASuIlk and HOOLHEEPEK WANT.
y I'D Must give good reference. bond
ui f1O. 600 rrqrlfrd salary. tluO per month.
Aol',-- hoN. lnhnno once. 49,
nEtVLr lor 2tI., w4nied ,stradly
- pa... tppy 10 tIiABLL ADENCf
nGrG CLtEK WANTED +7j lor
~ month. m.,t ha,c experience H.
n..t.rn-- t.adr. Addrrs-. eiSlnp aye and
reference. PRES ErfION CHEMIST
p .h.uD ONCE.
- or rNrLOyNENI call ri The O.d
4 Central Agency We have position. Open
for Ioo..c.u r-. -a.e-I"n. Office cl"rk,,
cuqiLe'r. nf omen. driV'rs log' r.. u"rfui.
m.n Oh ".uI- places. coior-d p"v- ana
ofhr.- information free 2dJ Fuitol-,i..
Eroolfn.
EyNAILOE WANTED.-A good hand on
D pant Svcdc preferred. Gull today.
90 Li,t loth-'i.
a. ANrlD Competent. experienced so
W ucltOr- FOR standard tlrc'.c la-, d.
r-ct1ry. published together with Re"
manual. n!aNne a volume N over geo
,4.r, hand. onely bound Issued quarterly 4,
LIBERAL oasA commission stat rAprrlrn'e
.al name reference. Address J.. o. Boz
+ 4tG view York
yV ANTID.-An active lad II ia with
~ sand in lin. a RATHER Apply u
Johnson q CHASE BoN % station \.
W. ANTi Young man IN onic" a.
w helper or partner Win about $500
.alarv Sl2 week. Address AUCTION,
Tribune Onicc.
Females
II, ANTED.--A North German Protcstan,
w a. nur.e 10 wcll-gfown children ana
10 wait a. table references required. Al
dress CITY. Tribune Oniee.
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Renl Gstdte 10 Cxrfnnae.

n lTY Tor county and country for city ;
y many desirable opportunities open TO-
day. CONDII, l,lt3 Broadway.
L'ARM WANTED 10 exchange for de.
shabl~ residence % Elizabeth y
looms csrliage-houS'; fine Location. J. o..
HOlT. II Broadway.
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/ l. ARNFE and VEGETABLE GAR.
L HOUSEWORN.-Br Ameri.
,an and f.; no children 81 vars cNpe-
r.lnce; so. ! hutter.Uakcr and poultry
| ~ ser. understands flowers and lawns wife
wiling TO assist IA house. Address
/ W IA. H. 42l Gth.aye.
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OIL MARKETS.

on CRY Penn, Feb. 2I-Natonal transit certificates
opened at 1O4' hieh 50, 1864 lowest. 1919 closed,
i6i ssies, ~ ooG bol' Charters 57777 bbls; ship
Pttsburg Penn. Fob. 2I-Pctoieum dull. but steady;
national transit certificates ouened at 1912 closed at
los. n ichest 1851 lowest IOia.
bradford Penn, Feb 2lNational transit certificates
opened at 1912 clo-cd a. lO5 highest 105 lowest,
I04n cle9rances. 10000 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

A Ar 81 AND 50 EAST seth
"a. 81, near Madl-ou-dNc "a -IEt apart
pehls Of room, and talh stttu-h'ht
Shu decorated moderate r.nl~, INN, dltt-
o. npshcy. App.y 10 lamtOr. or WILL
IAN >. Addison, agent I-i3 1d.''r.
4 TOUETH.>TORY CORNER FIAT ;
a southern exposure; Z hpht rooms ana
'dlh steam heat. decorated convenient -
'ctated ana Boulevard cars. Boulevard
and 92d-st.
tNEsT and third flats. -ls rooms. al.o
o Pdi0f ana bedroom, second 0Y0I 80
10 40 central location THE W!SCUES-
- X. l2t4 Broadway. above 3ls,-st
II LAIS TO LET Is THE
GORDON.
cJih-st., shave. newly decorated steam
acat and al modern Improvements; rent
from S51 20 400 per month room, and
hath. lnQu.re ~ 'he owner. on penis e.
NODEEATE RENTS: single fats seven
VI large rooms md bath alI impro..mout.
only refined families received no cbtldrcn.
Mrs.. PIERCE 1875 Fast ll9th-st.
- ANTA MARGHEBITA.
- Ma ison-ayr. cor. sith-st.--Apaitment.
well arranged and spacious IN this nne
buiCiug has every Improvement marils
hall, artistic bronze and iron work lulafd
noors steam heat OTIS elevator &c. /.
situated near III" Metropolitan Museum ot
AT. rent, $1,000 70 81 800. Apply ol
premises.
THE FIFTH AVENUE. 5th.aye.. cor.
S5th-st. elegant suites of apartments
Of ten large light rooms and hath with
buffers pantry passenger and freight cle.
Vator. Inquire on promises.
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fUork Uantco
Males.

L2leh.
GERMAN q, IS. good writer, wishes 70
VI make himself useful IN an once. H.
BECKER. 2f6 Gth-aye. .----.-
w ANIED.-A situation a. assistant book
w fecp'r can give zcod References, Au'
Gr'ss y. \. MACE, 81 Fsfk'aFs'' "ln'aH'S'
Iort. Penn.
va ANTFD by young man lac" Is
w shipping clerk; can CIV" Hood i"l-
.uro P!.u-r address for . daYs, JON
GERTY care Mr,. Callahan, 10 Varck-'t.
W. R<TID. situation to take charge Of a
w creamery 20 bottlr milk. understands
the caro- O.. boiler. pump and cngln. EAR
,fer,nv- from lat employer Viii be olson
gagged aloIt April l. address JONI
NOl SO, ONfofd Depot 0range o. or ap-
Ply 20 \. Campbell So Fulton-st., Brook
lvn. y. Y.
w ATCHNAN.-By sober, honest and
w reliable married nan "a night or day
watehman. Adde'S, j.. i. WEIPLI, ABB
W. oith--t.
"a ANTED. --l'IaHon As driver 70 'ack
" p post advertising matter. Address
JOHN II. WEBB Il..i,lorough. y. c.
" 'NILp. a POTION a. . a2la. -. c.nt,,y
~ boo-t-,p.. cashier % co..e't9r a. Al
.pNiS. 40 Mad on-s' Brooklyn.
VI ,N.rD position a. steward on Yacht
" hy u.r chicf steward ~ yca,- on
t.ln'. liners. Address L., % 3jth-st.,
south HrooNtn.
NEr ANu.p -Hy I'm American youth Il
~ f.'r. of age residing with b.. par"nt-i
"a ..tr,f'ln l hlu.rr'- brokers or real
estate. o'...- hc-t ot references given So
rf ,,r.. 10 800 hr.t year Address j..
ll> 5.--5. N,w-Nork Postoace.
" ATCHNAN. m.at'o.ard Anerl.
" .tl c.fy reference. Address q. y.
3, T.> %. Irh.n" Up,owu oncr, 23s
Hro'c say.
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Countrn Real gsiate for Sale

A u. HOPE. l2l Libel.Y.st. AT Ko'tIe
"a on the 22d) has a number Of desirable
houses for sale or rent At Roselle, y. j.;
traIn accommodate. nns unsurnA,e I'D.
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Males.

! COACHMAN, &c.-COOK, &c.-By Ger
! - man man and wife man good driver,
gardener and useful indoors snd OUTSIDE
nice couple for moderate wages. Read! at
/ HOME BUREAU, l3S Gth-sNo.
! 4, OACHMAN.-Bv single Protestant
| - man understands his duties thoroughly,
! as his recommendations Will show any
/ family In the country In need Of such VIII
| WI 3-lh., 81
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Brooklyn Real Estate.

Il or SE-Laiayeftc.ave., be.
2" 90 Wasf'n-t. n.atc. and -. James
I.1.'. opposite the Emmanuel baptist and
-. JoUe-'s chu'rhc, COSBY and thorough
~ modem 3--tlry and basement brown
stone over $1,000 expended one wear ago
TO- Irmod.llnc the interior. new hardwood
nnish. fancy inner Ne-tibulc and platform
staircase now plumbing. now furnace mod.
cru decoration. hardwood uantels. lfc-
place. hardwood foo'.. up-tairs dining
room. dumb water pantry, &c.. this house
NJ- 1rcfia'lrd from cellar g. roof one wear
49, Ls No owner f.r nl, home: everything
dOnr 10 ir-t uHurrr. 4fy One wanting a
pr,ttly and attractive home should
=. il bf,.' bIfiue lui:ic particulars
with CHARLES A. SEYMOUR & co.
203 Nou'aFIr-.t.. Bro0MVn.
EOE ~ALE.-Eor-o.. HroaNyn: elegant
4 ---t.ry frame. hrirf basement; cab.nct
tim 80 TaliCr. Improvement, Ucrklmcr-
- or. b'.DH cast 90 i.fIrl-aNc. :. station.
J-iro~ Comfy f0af Inquire o W. y.
} -EEi>TiE. OLD premises. or 1000 Her
E"ci.-f
DEOSFTCT SECTION. 1lth.st. near 5th.
ave-. ard elevated station Modern >.
sfnr, b1s.n.r' lIpwH-fo1c Y front all i'm
lroNrucnf- Uricn lnw terms easy. Apply
DODGF. j.. o Box @Ib Now York.
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OACHNAN.-BY o Young man can fur
" nsh excellent reference. Address r.
r. MCCAIN. u College Place. Brooklyn.
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Connlrn Rrul geiatc 90 Eet.

OTTL TO RENT-Ocean Grove. y j.
II 200 completely furnished rooms steam
heated or, elevator also j. .arafr lln. .t
Bclmai. y. D.: IS furnished rooms low
rent. J. w FIELDER, - Librf'v-st.
ID OSELLE. N.J.-Horse % let, ] > rooms
IA and bathroom all m0d,fn improve
mtnts. electric light stable. block ir"'!
depot; 40 minutes from Nr"- YORK i,nt
moderate. Apuy % J.. c. BARLOW,
Eo~eilc. or 2S7 Pcaii-st.
S,UNNII y. J.-Fgini-Lrd and uh'Ir-
> nl.hcd houses 10 let for season or wear
large and small Office open Wa.h.nrtou -
E.rthdav. T.. q. POTTER. opposite station.
:, HOWE COTTAGE. II rooms. al iu.
- prOVcmcnt- acre. barn train o. boat D.
hour year. - 20. WILLIAMS, Whit
stone l.. l.. Landing Depot.
,INO LET.-At Crawford on h. New-Jcr -cy
Central house containing uin" rooms.
besides bathroom laundry and -'pfrforH ,
.op.n nrfulacc- wood NANTES alf all the
modem improvements Eve mlnutr- ffoW
dcuot. fofty from New-Y0rk so per mouth.
with new shsd.- and screens. Inquire J..
T. ELY. Crawford y. j.
ITO RENT oi WORK on shares favorable
i term, 20 responsible party only farm
a. over 200 acrc-. well fenced. under good
STATE % cultivation. with GOOD house ana
nntbrildincs: stocked with 30 cows aud
farming utensils. convenient ~ depot ana
no. lofilcc. Address II. W. T., Box 3'",
Stamford. Conn.
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tUAITPFSS or NJRSE.-Bv a neat, r..
W surc:auin ENGLISH clrl thorough neat
chanlcmaIa; Wiling ana ophs,nf V'', VT
country best prItnccs Win MIS-
Tyler 9SS 6h-a,e.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

63Gc and OF Bn supers a. 3oa3lc Extra pulled ranged
from PC to 9Sc Foreign have been quiet and Arm
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GERMAN d, Is. good writer, wishes 70
W make himself useful Ia an Once. H.
BECKER. 2'6 Gth-ave. .--.-
w ANIED.-A situation a. assistant COOK
w Keeper can give good references. Al
Gr'Ss y. \. MACE, ~ Fsfk-aNe., WlIllaHS'
lOrf penn
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Il no children wife hrst-clas- l1uAdress
country preferred; good references J. NJ,
b E1,t 33d.st.
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8 FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The last day OF business Tor the week lowing to the
Washinqons Birthday holiday IN crude certificates wit
messed fully firm market sharp contrast was offered
% the depression In railway shares and the record OF trans.
actions in Oh reached comparatively large figures Cash
oil at the Stock Exchange slightly better basis
the option marke and ended cent al owe me OPEN
lng figures. The March options tuetlaUd between
81 O49, and 81 O5e and ended % FL O1s OILY steady
Tho stock Exchange close was hrm.
The range OF prices and tie total dea.ngS were -
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Sorses ono CARRIAGES

. -FLANDRAU y Co.
A 372 374, $40 BrOome-st-
LLLGANI
CARRIAGES. .,,r,
LARGEST STOCK AND WAkEhOONS
~ THE WORLD.
BROUGHAMS - sizes.
BROUGKANS tf.N. Front.
DEOUGHAMS &C Sprinesl.
BKOyGIAMS lSus. Sprngs),
LANDAUS Leather Tops,
JANDAJS tG.as> Fronts,
COACHES GlaSs Fronts,
TOCKANANS Is Pass,
IOCKAWAlS O-X. Fronts)
EOCKAW JAYS Coupe.
FALL DRIVING TRAPS.
FALL DRIVING TRAPS.
Novelties.
CURTAIN EOCKAWAYS.
II Carts,
MAJ. Phaetons,
StauhOpc GIGS,
Doctors PLactons,
Doctors Wagons.
Contractors Phaetons,
Road Wagons
Depot Wagons,
Magonctte>,
Dog Carts,
Village Carts,
FN.-Iop CabriOlets,
Ladies h.ctOnS.
Top Pony ph1 tons.
Childr NJ Traps.
Natural Wood surveys,
Natural Wood Wagons,
Bucsboard, % Pass,
sLEIGHS. SLEIGHS.
HARNESS.
SECONDHAND SECONDHAND
CARRIAGES
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flats Go fei, furnished

ITO LET. furnished. from Nay until No.
vembor opposite Stuy,csant PJIk. q
rooms aud bath nth story S75 per month
references required. r. y. BOX I, 43S New
York City.
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t0orh uantto.
Males
MM. l.. IiARTUNG.
n. Expert Accountant and Auditor,
-.

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4 49, w.. . ~. n..l.'ou I'm r.I'.bI.
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4 ''.', 80. , ..,,,..'.,.... An l,-..
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4 ;o- .t. week. >lND.lI4l. Tribune
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-
200 '.'.'
A S~I~Tt>T s.DEE.rPI g OBJ ,lr.h.
y ..f .f.rrl.. t..I .N. uut .fi'. sd.
Ac-. '.'' l'.-o' H'N 49, 4.''i''
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\ taa ~ try root- ir-.,s. e.at. fur.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

VA OHTHY. capable persons TO MI po.,
w sltlons OF all Grades can be secured
ly arulying three DAYS ~ alNance az INC
CurICTIAN AID EMPLOYMENT SO.
,gfrrfTN a. mill. IfOu-r.
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includes sales Of 900 barrels Monday delivery a.
81 0fs
oil unchanged 80 cents gallon IN barrels
and 10 cents In
Foreign quotations Antwerp, II francs Bremen, 900
marks London 50 as 1916 pence.
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BiLL0r reform SIGNATURES.

The signatures to the petition OF the New'fo'k
pallot Reform League received 10 date are
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Real estate n1anteo.

w ANTED, timber land different States,
BIoad'st.. Room 3. Newark. n. j.
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= TUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. Co,
STUDEBAkTH BROS. MIG. Co,
II NfT-Ir a. y. st

- TUDEBAKER BROS. MEG. CO..
STUDEBAKTF BROS. MIG. co.
II MTREAN-ST..
Have on hand ready FOR delivery
INT STREET SPRINKLEES. NIAGARA
FALLS ON WNFi Is - THE BEST DE-.
SCRIPrION or THEN.
Assorted one and two hose vide and
narrow tires.
ALSO THEIR NEW AND NOVEL RACE
TEACk AND LAWN BOILER AND
SPRINKLER CONFINED.
We put our attachment, o. other wagons !;
Try then; CORES 0unt with Us and get
lriccs Won viii Ike them.
500 NAIL NIL IN Plos . isa N .T1:s
AZ horses suit general u-e. business
wagon, victoria, pole and shafts. sidehar
toy buggy sleigh. blankets. harnes- robes,
&C s.l chcep. Trial allowed Owners
stable. 2l4 West 3lst-st.. near 7th.ayc.
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xU ASKING done in superior manner
w nv Mrs. MAGGIE Walden. 1Ah
West 26Lh.sI
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Females.

n HAMBERMAID.-By a North German
" gil. aud 10 assist with children and Dc
plain sewing. BOG West 2Sth-st.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
~ Aleksandra OhodS ki dokiadny1 .sasav
Slow nix
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI
ANGTETSKO pnT.SE~1
ANGIELSKO-POLSK

Zostat juz uko9czony odes1any, tym, kt6rzy prsysaali ma dsien
to prenumerate. DNefo to jest W dobrJ, mocnej opraw1e 20 zloconeniF
tytalika Ra:,, zaTif &%Hs ! s24 stsoq nH,, wyFaznsgo dIakp ma dobrym pa
lakowi W Amezyce, kt6y tn obrat sobie ten kraj "a druga ojczyzne.
Js.ykiem urzgdowym b bizn@owym " Ameryce Jest jezyk angelsh i
AMI za5mowad posad " urzedach, biurach it'd. Tu W AmeTyce op16cs
oiczystcgo jezyka angielsklego znajomosc innych iezyk6w Jest zgoa
n is!; d;e6a k s.% GRr3cz h swego jg g1 umie pc angielsku, wszedzisv
umle pc angiIsku, chocaz ME p}ynnie,, }atwo znaydzie prace, po-
sade }atwo wybranvm bye moe ma jak, urzad W handlach bz
tTe zatem W wiasnym interesie kazdege tn mieszkajaoeggo Polaks
ola nie9m,ejaeych 20 angelsku jest "Posrednik Posko Angielski eena
IS centow; potem konecznie potrzebna jest kiazka S / ownikPo Oh
* "a gielski Angels h9Polski, albowiem " tymae
sfowniku {atwo znaleG co macy poskie slowo w 1ezyku angielskim
s}owo angnskie c macy W jezyku polskim. Kazdy Jeden, kt6ry tn
W Ameryce che pozostac, powinien mice s4ownik ten W swoim domu;
u kazdego, cry on robotnik, rzemieslnik, farmer, blznesta, handlarzl uh
urednik, powinn1o to d7ie1o zna1dowad sig pod reka: czy ko chce lli
napisac pc angelsku lub chce co przet}umaczyG z ksiazki lub gazety
anngieskjej ma jszyk polski, ME moze ebyG sic bz stownika Polaka
przystepna, re najubozszy cz}owlek moze lie kupit.
P~rzysefajcie ma moe rece pc 4 dolary a kaademu stownis
natychmiast wysle.
II. DERDOWSKI
Cor. 2nd 81 CarimOna st.
WENDNA. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

Ma suchoty. krotki Cd
d e ch, c roby gard}a, s a D.
ke, mocna ograszke g, b6l
g{owy, os{ab n e, u a.
tyzm neuragia i wszelkie zasta.
rzale i nerwowe choroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

H. DERD0WSKIEC0
w WTNONA, MINN.
Cor. End & Carimona Str.
cd Nowego roku znacznie Uni
&yfa ceny "a wszelkie prace
. drukarsk1e.

Nadto, poniewaz wiecej o.
becnie many zecer6w, nil da-
wniej, mozemy wszelkie zam6-
wieDia W krotszym czasie WV
konat. : Konstitusyj, nag}6w-
kow DO listow, rachunkow,
a6sz6w teatralnvch, plakatow
kupieckich, oznejmleh o spree
daily gruntov i t. p.
zadna lNNA DRUKARNIA
ME ZDOkA GySTOWNIEJ wy
DRUKOWAC, JAK NASZA.
. T4umaczenie . pol
skich r%ekopis6w ma
Jezyk angielski u
skqtecznia sic Ia bar
dzo ma1em wynagro-
dzeniem.
H.'DERDOWsKI
W3asciciel Drukarni
Wiarusa i Kosciuszki
Cor. End g. OaTtmoua Sta.
WIN1EA. AKNM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

Original "a i jedynie prawdziwa ku-
lacya sciesnionym oxygenem doktor6w
Starkey i Pa'en jest W uzyciu cd lat
20. Zast6sowuje sig PREY tenn magne
tyzowany oxygen nitrogen, a masa
tax p~rzyrzadzona, IL MONA JIG rozseaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

Doktorowie STARKEY i PALEN
pozwalaj2 so5ie powolywat sic ma ma
stepujace znakomjtosci, kt6re uzywaly
ich kuracyi:
Hon. VIM. D. KELLEY, Mem. of Congress Phi
Rev. VICTOR L. CONRAD, Ed. Luth'n Obser PHI
Rev. Charles W.CUSHING.D DID,. Rochester, N. Y
hon: VIM. Penn NIXON. Ed. lnter-Ocean, Chicago, III
W.H.WORTHINGTON Editor ewSou,hN ew York.
Judge II. P. NROOMAN Quenemo Kan.
Mrs. MARY A. LIVERMORE, Melrose, Massach.
Mr.. E. c. KNIGHT, Philadelphia.
Nj. tRANk S!DDALL, Merchant, Philadelphia.
Hon. w. w. SCHUYLER, Easton, Pa.
E;L.WlLSON, 833 B~roapway, Y.,Ed. Phila. Photo.
tlDELlA M,LYON, Waimea, Hawa ali, Sandwich Is.
RlTCHIE, Inverness, Scotland.
Mrs.MANUEL V.ORIEGA ,Fresnillo Zrecatecas Mex
Mrs,EMMA COOPER, Utlla, Spanish Honduras, "a.
COBB, Ex-Vice Consul, Casablanca, Marocco:
NJ. V. ~ASHBROOK, Red Bluff, Cal.
J. MOOHRE, Sup't Police, Blandiord, Dorsetshire, Eng.
JACOB WARD, Bowral, New South Wales.
setki innych pc calych Stanach Zjednnoczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

Co.mpoun Cxygen-it Made o
Action and RcsuIts OTTO nazwa novel bro
sznry o 200 stronach. p~ubIikowanej przez doktorow
;Starkey Palcn, ktora dale wszelkie informacye 0 tel
kuracyi pre-, oddycllanlc; dostawione swiadcctwa cd
setek wyliczonych, Braszurka kazdemu darmo przy-
Slana zoStanie IA zvczrnie
Mohave County miner., 1890-11-15
The Sunshine Came Again.

We were waiting at o railroad depot
In Louisiana, and there was likely
lot OF colored people hanging about ITO
see de kiyered cabs" come In, when q
black woman suddenly jumped Of the
platform and laid herself down across
the track.
"Heah, you Lucinda, what you doin'p"
called colored man as he leaped down
after her.
"Gwinc ter git smashed to squash, I"
she replied. ..r b..
What yer gwine to git smashed to
squash fur?"
"Kase you dun doau' like me no mo'.n
Hui Who said I dun didn't like
you no mo. "
Il seed it wild my own eyes"
wv you see, Lucindam
Seed you dun laff at Miss Fox. Let
de eangine hurry up an run ober me
and squash me all to mussm
Hut You is foolishness. / nebber
lated at Miss Fox. Come away from
dar'."
II dun seed you"
NO, you didn't. Gin you my right
an III i uun lkueu NJ HoUOuy. Nnat
dun LATED furP" ...
"Kase you doan' keer fur me no mo-" :"
"Hul. Ize dyin' fur you"
Fur shore, Moses"
IF ! dun ain't den want to be
struck dead wild thunder"
"Honest?n ...
IF | was lyin' den let de thunder
come"
Den i won't let de eangine smash
me to squash"
Oats mo- reasonable. Take my
ham"
And they clssped hands and walked
up and down the track. each black
face wearing smile OF Joy aud each
heart full of love which didn't care a
continental cooked hat for the crowd
looking on from the platform.
Mohave County miner., 1890-11-15

| The Times correspondent visites
] Delia's home and found her to be q suf
flciently comely American girl. strong
aud healthy. and OF fair intelligence
In fact, she is rather pretty, considering
her enormous proportions. She wal
asked TO tell something about how she
came to be so stout. but the question
staggered her; she could not tell. II
this connection, however. the writei
drew from her the most remarkable
feature OF her existence.
What do you ealf" she was asked.
Not much, was the astonishing re.
ply.
You seem surprised, and I don't
blame you for doubling what have jus,
told you. but nevertheless IL ~ gospel
truth. never had much Of an appetite. "
But how did you get so fat7"
II can not tell. You would like to
know what I eatf will tell you: II will
not take long. In the first place. for my
breakfast usually take q cup Of coffee
and one or two bot cakes or slice of
toast, nothing more; for dinner l eat o
slice and half Of bakers bread and o
very small piece OF steak or some pota.
toes and cabbage. My supper consist OF
about the same amount with, OF course,
an occasional change of diet. Really, to
tell you the truth meal for an ordinary
person will last me two meals and will
have all / want too"
Mrs. Beck verified her daughters Q
statement and added that they wers
sometimes alarmed lest their child's
health should fail from lack of proper
nourishment.
Have you never tried to reduce your
weight asked the writer Of Miss Beck.
mo, sir, never have" she replied.
why should II l am happy, and
never know what II Is to be III. l ex-
perience no difficulty In walking, but I
puff little when | go upstairs"
When Della was years of age she
weighed l40 pounds, aud she has been
gaining steadily ever since. She has in.
creased In weight at the rate OF QUE
pound per month for the last few years,
and is still gaining. 10 height she Ia S
feet inches She measures 6l inches
around the waist, 10 inches around the
neck, and 81 inches around the feshy
part of the arm. Her feet are not long
but are abnorInally broad, so that IL is
impossible 10 procure any ordinary pair
VI "Olhoh fhuSs W Nv ucIs iub 6dInc
difficulty Is experienced in fitting her
with hose. Her mother explained that
to meet the embarrassment which this
causes she buys two pairs Of hose and
makes them into one. Dells's chair is a
curious piece OF furniture, especially
made for her. and Ia = settee large enough
for two Persons. Her bed is furnished
with extra supports.
Compared with famous fat women OF
history Della Beck outshines. OF rather
out-weighs, them all when her age is
taken into account. Hannah Battersby,
the fattest woman that ever lived, did
not acquire her enormous proportions
until after she was 40, and Big Winnie.
the colorcd heavy weight. was 30 before
she made record, Della and her
parents have at last decided TO accept
the offer Of local museum manager.
and the girl will appear for the first
time In public next week. She will con.
tinue on the road and will manage her.
self.