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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-05-14
DIR. COFFEE,
SURGEON and
SPECIALIST,
Late President of the Coffee Medical Institute,
,stEeuisvflle, KY, but now of Chicago, will visit
WATERFOWL, WIS,
WATERFOWL, WIS,
COMMERCIALHOTEI
NAV %, 1890,

And return visit one day in each month for
ssne year.
Br. Coffee has been connected with hospitals
tsssenteen years aud uses only hospital methods
and remedies. He is one of the most successful
sargeons in this country; he comes prepared to
tseat operate on all Chronic, Medical, Sur
afcal diseases and deformities.
-Biseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat ind
Lungs, Cdtarrh and Deafness
All It's forms cured We use Ozone in lung
troubles. Braces, Trusses, etc fitted, straigltens
Club Feet, removes Cs;afacts from the eyes.
Gau ters and Tumors Superfuous Hair by cleo
tricfty Moles and Warts Chronic Female Dis
eaSes cured.
MRV0USDEBIlTY s Issl losses, aisht
emissions, physical decay arising from lnd7scre-
taon. excess Of indulgence. producing seegaess-
usss, dependency. pixa pies on the face. aver
sdon to society, easily discouraged, lack of con
6dence, dull, unfit for study or business. and
finds life burden, safely, permanently and
privately cured
BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES syS9h isssse
most horrible in its results, completely ersdicat-
ed without the aid of mercury. scrofula. erysip-
elias fever sores, blotehea, ulcers, pains in the
head and bones, syphifitic sore throat mouth
and tongue catarrh, etc, permanently cured
where others have failed
KIDNEY URINARY a pan sla painiui c@ ait.
ficult. too frequent ba rIiing or bloody urine,
urine highly eolored or with milky sediment On
sanding wesk Back genorrhoea, ayleet, cyststes,
promptly and safely cured Charges reasonable
TO YOUNG AND MEDDLE-AGg7D MEN.
r. QITDE nEpE The awful effects of early
IL Oun[ 5UUn[ vice which brings organic
weakness, destroying botf, mind ans body vita
aI its dreadful ills. permanently cuaad.
Consultation free. Cali early and bring only
0ne friend with you as rooms will be crowded
For further information address with stamp.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-05-14

STATE OF WISCONSIN-CoUNTY COURT FOR
- JEFFERSON CoUNTY-In Probate
Mott &c is hereby given that at u special term
of the County Court, to be held in and for said
County. at the Court House in the City of Jeffer-
son, in said County, on the second Tuesday of
June, being the 10Th day Of June, A. D., 1890, a
IL O'Clock in the forenoon, the following mat
tiers will be heard and consdered:
In the matter of the descent or
the lands of ROBERT RUDY
Deceased.
The petition of William d. Rudy for this
Court to hear the proofs and determine the de-
scent of section 7, in block 81 of cole Bailey &
Co.'S plat, in the First ward of the City OF Wa
tertown. in sail County, of which Robert c.
Rudy. late OF Danville, in the state of Illinois,
died seized.
Dated this oath day of April, A. D., 1890
By order of the Court:
HENRY COLONIUS,
30W4 County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-05-14
A Vanderbilt as a Bookworm.

George Vanderbilt is a built
pallid- faced man of retiring manner,
with bluish-gray eyes and brown mus
tache. He is only nine and twenty and
the master of $40, 900, 900, yet he es-
chews society and leads the life of a
conscientious professional bookworm,
pouring over moldy and obscure yet
priceless editions of the classics in the
luxuriant library of his Fifth avenue
mansion. He has pretty turn for art
which, however, does not prevent his
attending the German opera on occa-
sions, and he is an expert cancer. He
is not particularly robust, but, being a
bachelor, he is the cynosure of all the
match making mammas about town, to
whom he gives a wide berth, and is
building home in North Carolina
which promises to be revelation. He
is said to be writing histocial novel.
IN. Y Letter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-05-14
Sudden Death,

The papers are full of sudden deaths.
If you have choking sensations, tlutter-
Ing, pain or tenderness in chest, faint
easily take Dr. Miles New Cure for the
heart, and SO escape death, as did Henry
Brown, druggist, OF Cleveland, Ohio. Sold
by III. r. Eberle
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-05-14
---------------------- -
NJ PA New Principle.

A great physician has discovered that
the true way to act on the liver, stomach,
bowels, etc, is through their nerves.
Miles Pills, the smallest and mildest.
Samples free at Eberle's.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-05-14

e. TATE Of u I c0N~IN-Co,NTG COURT FOR
- JEFFERso" CoGNTY-In ttobate.
Notice is hereb. given TINT at Il regular term
oS the County Court, 20 be hell in and tor said
County. at the CGrrt House in tie City OF Jefer-
son, in said Comfy the first Tuesday of June
being the 3rd dag of June. A d., 1890 at IL
O'clock in the forenoon, the following matters
will be heard and considered:
In the matter of the will OF
AGNES M. HILL. deceased.
The petition OF Frank E. Woodland for admis-
sion to probate of an instrument in writing flied
in his Court as. and for the last will and testa-
nient If Agnes lIllt late of the City of Water
tow, in said Jefferson County. deceas ed; and
FL l"tgers ttsfamelItArg thereon to be issued to
the executors therein named.
Dated thi> @rd day ot May. a. u. 1890
BY order OF the Court:
HENRY COLONIES
3lW4 County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-05-14

1t is related of Pope Clement XIV.
that when he assembled the papal chair
the Ambassadors Of the several States
represented at his court waited on him
with their congratulations When they
were introduced and bowed he returned
the compliment by bowling also, on
which the master of the ceremonies told
His Highness that he should not have
returned their salute. ooh, beg your
pardon" said the good pontiff; II have
not been Pope long enough to forget good
Manners
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-05-14

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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ucrk u)Gntco.


Females.
4 YOUNG lady, sueft % Hrt.rg o.
y copying void lIf. position o.. A.
..IN. t.o.t'.4.r ~ ca-nl's good 20 BE-
....-. .N4...s Is, l'I l'-t isfh.-i
rifIAril NorND wuN y
a Hn..l ... lrF 10 m eu. l'yiurIf from
N Io . .N| ..NH.A-- or l4.t. et4ltra add. 81
... l0l Ne-f i-t-st
q, sf4I... Lsal .'.aor rsrAeI 81
l.n.....n aal Aosf machine Address
-Il>N|iArnI.i.. Boa 10. Irlua. ohes.
=, .uDHArHIH md IirlNRIIt;.
- .N. IS 1ly fAltfeuc'd ana fOl.prt-
..f. d...f.4 n.I'fNlr sud permanent pot
f... LI..f.' ference from former ellie
iIpr.r. 1910 Nnd'-oa-afc.
S,ll>uDtArUIE aid lYrIWE1TrG.
- co., '', ,ts, gong T'l 1871,
H io. Irluae Uptown orc. l.-"7
a., .n.I.trH ard IAILNEilIE.
- Young Hat lafu f come rNlH i4'n.' H'-
't. IHl..ht lp.lA'n d. fb n"3 rap pr
and tIf.tft,r. Address Mis- Me-. 4r2
West I.fl.'
=. TlAootArnnE and rYrLwKiri. r
= Bloomington ..-i Dung lady dr,if,- L.. IL
fUn. email -lltfl. Adli's7 SHORT HAND,
,.i. Il. 4. D.. co.. 90 Nmt.-st
N,Il.noEAPllEH and rs PIWEflllt.
= salary moderate, uses bennington.
l.llerapA and lo.f inArlun,s. Adde'S =.
D.. 81. 80 Hudson o.
zTOrNG GILMAN would li4e - clean
onrr- store. of hou-'s, OF daf-' w"ih
Aldr0-- Ns,. AKMOLIA JOHNSON, 20
W.T. 21fh--t
yVANIID. a position - secretary; or
W 10 do writing 81 any kind. Adire-,
3d.. BOX 49, Lancaster. .ilss.
M ETTING -, a neat Young lady Ia an
w onrr Addrsss Miss BUNIE. 40
t-t tth-.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
domestic Giluallons tudnte0
Males.

Males
A TTINDANT or VALET.-By man well
~ accustomed TO cideily gentleman a7-
-l.Lng ia toilet dressing ana b.hins
practical rubber and massage treatment.
a4c 30. wage, according - attendant :
good city references. Address iRANCIo'
Las. l1th-st.
A YOUNG GERMAN couple without
n children, willing 20 Work. the man
bong booAh,cp'r and good onice-ha.a
the wife com et'nt housckeeper anu
nurse want employment as administrator
or manager, would 20 Into the country II
necessary. Address T.. g., Box 10. IT'D
une once.
Any FAMILY who docs not care 70
n leave their house vacant during 40
soncc can have same occupied by ,ppslSorr'
siblc family ~ two. Address OCCUPANT
tribune Office.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE would
~ like 10 take care Of house Tor ano
summer, present employer can Dc ser"'
i East aist-st.
Al INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN
IA want situation AZ Nalet az 'h'iipi' , ~.
travelling companion honest and WIN hlth
classical school education .pcahs Jour iaii-
eua.r. best rr.ferfnrrs. Addrchs fKANCiS
rOIiNkA. ~ Iast Hoth-st
A SsIsTANT GARDENER.-ny a young
n Ifoicsnnt Irshuan has iIoIIv
pc ifHrc Wiling ana oDutlhk' 'N''
1NffS. 233 Last l3th-st
a MhE AND WIFE want the care OF =
n eenfloman'- house for the summer -.
reference. Mrs. MlItHtlL. 200 ''''
1l-t-tt
% lrLrH and NALET.-Bv slhrd"
ID yDuua nan. nr-t-cln=s Thoroughly IN.
der-'and- ll- business honest ana no.'' ,
wiliinr and obllQirP city o. gonntry WI
reference. address BUTLLK "ND
VALET 233 West 37th--t.
- U1LEE frcnchmsn; tall, n,a,, ,,.l1v
u IN willing. reliable. and Thoroughly
understands his dutier IA private lan ,sr,s
city o. country be-t New-Yofh an1 rT ihs
references Address II. BAfAI'p' '''
West lG,L-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Ut U ~, |lsN--Iy young oW'dlsh
ii alu. speaking English; good cook
r.ty on country, references. Call 53I Atm.
ave. bet. 18th and 10Th sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

A. ~ NiCnOLAS.ANE, SOUTH or
a. S,nr,e apartments large rooms,
'. nv decorated; steam heated pi' .',ts
,ai i yos DR. =, 10 e so INSECT ' eariy
:'l''' '.''l 40 better. Apply at tnc ONCE
- 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
Country.

II OvSE known a. "Clirwood" Scaclin.
III J.. l.. Will open May -. under new
isnagemeS quiet family house; beauti-
fully situated bathing boating. n-hing
terms: city reference. r.. 7. r.. 800 West
1lth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

81 500 WILL PURCHASE business
"A. la4At 500 N'ch net pIOht; Iull
value d. actu.N assets guaranteed.
A.. fiji a. DON NING. ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
No,e 90 Get. Anlurnishco.

4 ~ xfcnoLAs.AvE. SOUTH OF
S,rrle apartments large rooms,
NV decorated; steam h'a'eu pil'".d
''' ~, Vou Cr-.rr elegant az It"nrt
i...". =. for SIS 10 500, inspect early ,
s., ',''a.' 90 better. Apply al the ONCE
SO. 40.
-,-,-NEl TOP FLAT. No. 81 act
a ,.f-.-N3 II. brown-joue front Few
-, 10. Nit Morris Para; only -four IAN
80 AL house. all Improvements Wv
Jauitor Oh o.. mise.
CKNIKAL PARK, WEST 80. 22s p ngsf
TO let. elegant suites Of eight Large Xxx oS,
- '.r.aiO . no. wat,r a.. ID. - W.
:. a,,rrm: c0n,r-~ ON ia rate rili >ep.''.'
iet 10 desirable parties Alp.N on pi mn
GTIGANTLY DECORATED FLkAlS,'
l. .1 l.Igc rooms and ban stc'. nv
so s3S. los East 54th.st., or HAN
llSJ. ~ChNUGG. 179 hA~t 'oin.,t. -
rrIAIs 10 LET IL TIE
i,.hs,.. shave. neNiy decorated; sent esnt
go AID al modern mp oNeMtho,' "a
rom sa5 q so per month 10, .er,is,..
ia.h. Inquire o. the owner. on y e.''''
-,FW ELEGANT APARrNtN us. eig.1
y large rooms and hath, iiol 80 and
500. northwest corner l'NtNi ON +.
s5ih.~t.: private nclc ihoih. ''
SCHNLGG no East "oih'r'' ,.-
tSn.Sr r.af Broadway Aura t.nr,
- liglt apatff.srt 3 inons anu 'r
rcvafo-, rs. uianti ihs .,n oitre
ADDE'S +. u H.. Tribune OI'"'"
+ .3- Eroadvay.
EFVfN ROOMS. single int. sn.l'''' i i,'
y summer. onc-haif block non ilI
,nira N. l. wAGNNit. io Nr-l '.'.'..
.,TpFpIoK fourth rat. sos possession
AZ once: convenient 20 Park 'hifti'
s,pifori- services: OWnel 'iNe- on ~ ii"s
81. $40 Park.aye. (Warrenionh '''n an"
18Th -.
,VHE BALTIMORE. lssltQ Fast io'h,
st-ApaItinents. $40 % $40, possession
nay noT II s' e. p Es.5 sssi-l
THE BLACK" BvILDlTSG,-- oe,, e,
p..i-ahle bachelors apartment. oth-aVe.
ao,n,s sunny. hes.. elevator; 10 70 4.
why pTSIRABLE second fat. : rooms.
fa,h. s3i all impro' emfn's hirc'!
decorated. Inquire Of lanltof' ol hSs'
/. 5th-st
TH.AVT.. los. cor. seih-s,-Tleesnt
y apsitronts perfect $500 70 sl.5g9 I'm.
70 f' J. STONE 80 Bro,dway. Room 81.
on WrST WASHINGTON SQUARE.
81 Northwest Handsome fat 70
~ rario- and 50. Old floor. seven lar1e
non All light and SUNNY hlndsome'v DE- -
erlft klt AHN anu iai'll' 200. , tIr-rI. 4o.t-
Ton remit SLIGO ana ~ 0o0. MAJ be
s...n fy applying 60 Ilu'fof.
pOp.ST. NEAR PARE-ANF.1 large
% pleasant rooms, unfinished. ny
floor 10 small family of al iit-. in hOus0 n
owner references rent, $50. Adirc>, 5,
S.ihune Ol'ce.
Brooklyn.
ITO LFT.-Apsftmcnt- on tho highest and
1 rlost desirable va. a. BfolblNn Heights
.lfrattiN. homes foi the ~Unlfuri. moderate
tents. all light rooms elevators j. min
~. f,om NeW-Yofk CIV Han. convenient
10 Wau.St. and iulfou-~t. ferries. Apply
On premises % Pineapplc->t., BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

90 wnsT WASHINGTON SQUARE.
81 Northwest Como; Handsome fats 70
1T. rarior and 49, Odd foor sewn larle
non. AL l.rh' and SUNNY hlndsomoly de-
cr,,sd kitchen ard bathroom. elegant loca-
ton rent. SLIGO ani ~ orc. MAJ be
s,.n ty apniy nf 60 itn'fof.
oop.ST. NEAR PARK-AVT.1 large
% pleasant rooms, unfinished M
oWner references rent, $50. Address 5,
5.ibuns Ol'ce.
Brooklyn.
ITO ITT.-Apsftmcnt- on tho highest and
l most desirable IA. 81 BfolklNn Heights
attractive homes for the Summer. ngdeitt"
rents: all ilrht rooms elevators j. min
ne. from ScW-Yofk CITY Hal. convenient
10 Wail-St and iui'ou->t. ferries. Apply
On pieHn-cs. 70 fIncanl.c-sl., h-o-nI. -.
Boaro nro Rooms.
-A.-A-AIlENIIO
n. An clela.iJ "a ro3., = .1oli-, bath, lri-
.tc table. also suites, --'-i, lli-Sfe-' cor
itF house. ,
,sn!,ary PUN bin. newly DC, 'rff d, ha- ir-
oparsd fcr nI-t-t ass l0alltf~. second Notf
Rooms. bath private Table optional suites
and single Rooms i"fl'. mo-. room; .,.
AVfiftlNN N'H'I-. VAN a.. 10 49, go
with o. without board -li.- ana -lN-l,
rooms apaitreAt- e. 'oa-' o'Ares All
dsslrlbe locations. Highest references
t",;h nio.,oa..o,. FREQ
:. &. LELAND & CO..
oo Nlsl 81 h-14.
A -255 MADISON-ANF. large room and
Anan roou. viu priNa,e BAN nrsi-el'-'
toAfa rcie' .noe.
EIh-I-tI 100 MD. attendance. ap.
iouftl, nocf; ra.orcso.e Americans table
losIo. ''V i-as' OV'''''.'
ERAMFkCN PARK. 23.-Hanc-o'n . FUR
NJ n.sn'n io'rl' -, ond Io.i piiHal' D"Ni
DINER ron of'".~eS' OF i.''' ''"'-'
NHA.LntY PARK 81 and 90 Family
VI Ho.-i: .liIr~ and single rooms a.
ecll.It liable: psik privileges. references.
,1,,,tp,v p,rl sCr--u l3-.I29
u 49, oi.. 80 -i-.ile suite Win
lats and ftf 'rc-r Room private. also single
rooms park rr.Niir,
1v1Xn-ONIFI.y Furnished rooms. with or
ii without bonrd io3 East 5-d-st.
,,XF.eT Cs.-r.cs.an: rooms and board
cod table: ref..cnce. - 80 and SC per
,oor
IN N"loH ~ e. 80. COT oe, .i.-r..-
ifices moderate.
Ill Excellent neigh borh6od; pleasant sum
,-~r room Tor two house and talie ~ eilcnt.
.N-IT- q 21 IV1-~T Large rooms on
IL sarora rc,r WIN hoard r.ferences
10 TIL ST 100 W. 81 Handsome, lar1,
~ newly tlfnAh+o ailoNc ip'n, win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
il1ork iUnnic0.

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Mates
Az AMERICAS, I.h i'nt ln German.
"A ~ 'n,. ana ~ ..,i-.'' e %,
''"i' ''..,.,'iit I'M nf.e l.iIry n. ln.r
'eN. , r.s.n ~. "a rt. 80 of do..Ole.
-.o.,' '"ii H.' ,,,. .,,.otr'f, La. sf.f.
'hIt tv'A, o..r - ..,..'.f,s.f 49,,
-oge rpa'a pa9l',a , 9s 'A, 1,i' se
out ,,,.-t', .r
N'N-i or "oe ia,.'.. e.
az 50 ''' D ......
4 COL HMAN MAN N"Ii- '4N i'o.''h.iR
n oil i.' 49,, ,..,,
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y ava ,' N' ". ..'-
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4.., f,,.Nps,.tA. n. t..- p.t
\ ; van. raoa..as a ..F-. aanot',tef,..'
.'-.'-'' , "a. o... 81 renee. r.rn.-.,d ia.
49,. ,tr\rt.4 Mas -. EAtr.si. If...
q POSITION .h l-. '''"
M, - = W MI. go 'yrs.'' ,tp.l...e.
Aurf.-. 50 |t.iN
,es Tro4dvar
,tf-.,.rr ..t, ... ,.l o.. nr-t
l r+rt In f.. country fnr BIS ho. r.
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lr.nunc On...
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4 u..i.6 a. .l.,,. f,.'.. I'D r.-... l...
Hi' '.i w. .'-- ,...r.~.e-
from pr sent 'nl i'.~. i'-i Zoo" 'n
any caIa .fN lh y 'n-1 ul. ui i,i''. fi. NA-
dr6s- N iltNh. i'l -ii.A'''i" '''
BROOKLYN. J.. ID.
THOROUGHLY educated man. t,rs.-
\ t-'.,.t ru.nfIv has ,Nr.fI.nrl .u
0aice. esuHa--llg ard collecting work,
c.sife- position security test reference
J.. VI. C.. Tribune tNr0.
Max -rr-" ta, worked ..fa IL I...t..
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Board Wante0.

NJ ANTTD.-Board. with good-sized room,
w - station Island Tor MAY and June, by
. single gentleman dinner a. night. Ad-
efees, stating terms. A. b.. Box %. Jrib-
une Once.
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Domestic 5itnations Uantcd


domestic 5itnatlor5 Wa1leo
Females.
! HAMBEEMAID and WAITRESS by /
- O. .ludn- american Prot -lAAt ett ol /
assist with .A.ldleu. no ou.e, Ion ~ inc /
country. ca. OF addrfs, 3Ol East lOol-s..
/ NHAMBIEMAID and WAITRESS, or /
" ~ l.>I.-Bv a nrlt southern coioi,d +
-.fl good references. Ms. OOLLlhN' 10
West -oa--t.
CHAMBEANAID aad WAITRESS By /
" neat hl tA, a'r. gscl to care sAs-
io.s can I'll lia.' i0i Dha4b.sN1rk. wing,
&C., DO-uf.. o. cry. H. lnlly at tle
/ lKOlts4A>4 HOME BUREAU, los /
oln-aNe., neaF io;h-st.
CuANDtl. fAlD and WAITRESS OF
\ Nrn-E.-Br n0at. tidy girls willing,
sober. honest; no. AFRAID oi woik. ciis ~ /
country. Can 20 0th-aVe., near 1'th-st,
| CHAMh.RNNDs. NURSES. CoooNsi /
- .o.''" o,i, Msiie--g' 70, ~ ..i..n an
ELL AGENCY, ili ia. 4is'.s-.
CHAMBLHNAID and WAlTREss.-By /
- Young -.r .l small private iaiuil,. /
call az present. 'npio''.- 81 West 55tl-st. /
CHAMBERMAID and sEAM~rREs>.- /
/ y Bf u'lt Pot slant exec lent refer /
city or country. Ms COLLIER, l-o /
! Atst -3d-st
| = HNMREEMAGD and WAIIRLSS.-by |
= competent young woman cor waitress
| alone. best rfNlru0's, personal n required.
Please call $40 0tn-a'e.. near 42d-.t.
/ NuANlBFKMAfD aud ~FAM>IREss.-
] lived fiom No.th 81 Ireland, 40 object ous
On ar 5i5 W.T. ioth-.t.
/ COOk BY an tNchcot woman; first.
- '.a-, rri' ienc'- Makes a. kinds ~
AI4.
/ i.ctfr 20 the com g. I7li an Mrs.
BlRK'S. 10 last i2.h-st.. n.r f.a-aNe.
CooN.-By 81 c0my.t.at woman; assist
Win washing, c.ty or country, best /
city ra'.r~nc... CAY 81 We -i,t..i
4 OOK BY nr-t-cl-- Lue.l-n cooN
\ e>oe.ient London and Nc"-l OK refer.
.nro. thoroughly unde. ,t1ad. her business
MI. Humphrey. 8s E,st l.th--t.
& OOK.-By young swedish glfl. speak.
| < ing i-nll. SOB. a- excellent COOK knows
n kitchen entirely objectionable refer
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The Sunday School Convention.

The Hennepin county Sunday schools
expect large gathering and profitable
time at their county convention, to be
held IN Plymouth church, corner of
Ninth street and Nicollet avenue, Min
neapolis, to-day and tomorrow. The
committee has spared no pains in chous-
Ing topics most pertinent to the success
of future Sunday school work, securing
the most able leaders and arranging for
free and full discussion of each topic by
the delegates. The convention will
open this evening with praise service
at 7:3O, to be followed by an address,
topic, ''The Teachers Equipment"-by
Rev. w. G. Rice. This topic will,
be followed by an Illustration of
Prof. Harper's system of Bible study
and teaching, by f. w. Pickard.
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock there
will be prayer and praise meeting,
followed by reports from schools, and
discussion of the ''Needs of Our County
Work." and "What Can Be Done to
Make the Work More Effective?" The
session Wednesday afternoon will open
with devotional meeting at 2 O'Clock,
followed by discussion of the "Grad
ing System as Applied to Teacher and
Scholar" by Hon. D. L. KiehIe. This
will be followed by general discussion
as to more advanced methods in Sunday
school work, after which there will be a
primary class exercise. At 1880 there
will be song service, in which G. M.
Stocking will illustrate the "Place and