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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-01-15
Curing Lemons.

| erly curing, cOlOring and getting the
proper marketable size. The California
Gtrograph has devoted considerable
space of late to the discussion of this
subject, and in a recent issue says:
Seeing an allusion to process for cur
ing lemons in an exchange, we wrote to
I the gentleman, asking if his process was
secret or patented, if not would he give
it to the Citrograph for publication. In
answer we received a letter, from which
we take these extracts, as the gentleman
does not wish his name mentioned:
You would naturally conclude, from the
slip enclosed, that I had really discover
ed 'the most efficient method of curing
lemons. do not wish to be so under
stood. have no secret process, and
don't believe any one else has, | was
aware that many friends were hesitating
about planting lemon orchards and my
purpose was to satisfy by ocular demon
stration, those who saw the samples,
that they were equal in excellence to i'm
ported fruit, and that it was possible for
them to grow and cure as good. A few
words only are necessary to state my
general procedure.
Have trees thrifty and fruit bright:
Eureka variety for me. Cut when Just
grown to commercial size, exercising
great care in handling. Ifany are wound
ed, or there is loss Of stem, put aside for
early use. Put in boxes of grape size,
using newspapers forp padding the bottom
and between layers of two deep through
out, to prevent weight from bruising or
in any way changing form of fruit. Two
thirds Of keeping quality consists in per-
feet condition. Cover, excluding light,
in atmosphere more damp than dry.
After thirty days repack, after allowing
fruit and paper to dry. This process
produced the samples referred to.
What we need now most is cold place
in which to keep until the right market
appears, and he who suggests the coolest
building for holding will confer the great
est favor of all.
1t will be noticed that this process diff
fers but slightly from those already pub
lished in the Citrograph heret ofore 1t
strikes us that the minutia of these pro-
cesses makes but little difference The
main points are alike in all, and may be
summed up thus:
1. Cut-not pull-the fruit whenever
it gets to a merchantable size-from 200
to 300 to tie box, and handle very care
fully and tenderly, as the least bruise
will develop into a decayed spot, in
very short time.
2. Wrap in paper and place in shall
low boxes not over two deep: cover
closely, to exclude light and air until
Sweating" is over-say three or four
weeks.
3. Open up and allow to dry, paper
and put into a building with as low a
temperature as possible, there to await
the final wrapping and packing for
market.
This seems to be about all there is of
the business. We hope that enough at
tention will be paid to lemons so as to
stop the Importation of this fruit within
the next ten years, and, from present
Indications, that result will be attained.
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For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
Domestic Uses of Honey.

honey can be used Tor the manufacture
of preserves and jellies there would be
much more used in private families, in.
stead of sugar, for these purposes. The
present season, having guavas in quanti-
ty, our better half concluded to prepare a
lot of Jelly; and, having barrel of honey
within easy reach, the result was splen-
did jell, as solid and firm as that made OF
the best granulated sugar. | was as
tonished to know that it was possible
but there was The Jelly to speak for itself,
as it were. In preparing it she made use
of the granulated portion only, draining
liquid off, but the process being the same
as with sugarin other respects. The color
was light amber, owing to the grade OF
honey used-that of palmetto. There
was no perceptible taste of honey, as is
sometimes the case when liquid honey is
boiled down in many of our food prepar-
ations. This is but one of the many uses
that honey can be put to in kitchen econ
omy. Preserves, pickles, cookies, vine
gar, wine and metheglin mead and many
other preparations outside of medicines.
Then why not make use of the opportun-
tiles which are in the way, and can be
had almost for the asking? Bees arecer-
tainly not so much trouble as poultry,
and if they we're given but a portion of
the care and expense necessary for their
welfare they would in an average season
yield as large a return. For the benefit
of those who desire to prepare articles of
food in which honey is the principal in
gredient, | submit few recipes from a
pamphlet entitled "Honey as Food and
Medicine," by T. G. Newman, editor of
the American Bee Journal
HONEY SPONGE CAKE.
One large coffee cup full of honey, one
cup Of -four, five eggs; beat yolks and
honey together; beat the whites to a
froth mix all together, stirring as little
as possible Flavor with lemon juice or
extract.
RALLROAD HONEY CAKE.
One cup honey, one heaping cup -four,
one teaspoonful cream tartar, half tea
spoonful soda, three eggs and little
lemon Juice; stir all together ten minutes.
Bake twenty minutes in a quick oven
HONEY CAKES.
Three cups of honey, four cups sour
milk, half cup butter, soda to sweeten the
milk; mix rather stiff.
HONEY VINEGAR
Take thirty gallons of rain water; heat
it and put into a barrel; add two quarts
of whiskey, three pounds of honey, 5 cents
worth of citric acid, and little mother
of vinegar. Fasten up the barrel, put it
in the cellar, and in a short time it will
contain vinegar unsurpassed for purity
and excellence of taste.
METHEGLIN
Mix honey and water strong enough to
carry an egg; let it stand three or four
weeks in a warm place to ferment. Then
drain through a cloth and add spices to
suit the taste.
HONEY CURRANT WINE.
To three quarts of juice add three
pounds of honey, and water to make a
gallon. Let it fer1rent from one to five
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Many Persons

Are broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron BitterS
rebuilds the system, aids digestion, removes ex-
cess of bile, and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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MAKE Your Own FERTILIZER. Send for
sample, price, ETC., of our kilncured, dis
integrated, screened Humus for compost
ing with chemicals, cotton seed meal
ashes, or stable manure. Address, Hicks
& CLARK, Fort Mason, Fla.
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Dely uOan.c0.
Ainles.

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NNANTED. .Nrcricnccd. succossfu.
w III Insurance agent can obtain special
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Row 10 j. thcl largest, most surcc-'iul nat.
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hes PAID eight million dollars death claims
u has two million dollars cash surplus;
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! the usual rates. Call upon or address, y.
". BLosS. vice-PIe,idcnt.
w ANTED.-Youn man about ~ ~ 20
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w ANTED.-Wcl educated elderly man
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w ATTED. 800 mon and boys 70 -ell ed.
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Females.
A CTHORFSSES and AUTHORS to write
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for Clcditallc articles: W. want authors
from all over The county 10 ,rroIut1ti9!n a.
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port, Long Island
A COOK WANTED Tor gcntleman's
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w and trcast rcI Of bUTlrsGuc ccnnnv 4;
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( interest. DrRLESQ T. MANAGER, Trll.
| unc Onice.
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Eflp Uanico.

Males
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10 West g3d.st., second floor cor. 9th ave,
thew can sccnie m Al situation. W. l..
WILKINSON.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR, THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL ~ c Kt,-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN or ICtS'
No. / o38 broadway, corner Ihlrty- nI.t-Ht..
m,tn q D. M: $50 Broadway. between
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X n. m: go West Twenty third st, corner
Eighth ave; 100 SiXth ave; "a Fourth
ave. corner Fourtcenth-s 700 dhifd ave-
corner Fortv.seVcnth- st. l,O2b Ihiid-Svc.;
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A ana he HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East
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UF YOU ARE OUT or EMPLOYMENT
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procured Tor booKaeepers. collectors, CLERKS.
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Connirn Hral estate 10 Let

- EASIDE cottages. fully furnished Tor
- hlus Keeping at Sia ..onsct. Nantucket :.
rent $40 Ia $50 ocean views ana sun
bathing no hot DAYS. malaria a. mo.qui-
toes send for circular. DOUBLEDAY, 80
Ann--t
fgNO HLNT.-A charming ll.room cottage.
( in perfect ordcr on Highlands o.
stations: new sanitary plumbing; perfect
drainage: no uaiarla shade; largo lawn ;
fu.;: convenient carriage house and out
buildings: lovely pond spring water run:
ming into dwelling: tArcc q fifteen acres o.
and p.otocrauh and particulars at ll9
Brold.st.. y. Y; NICHOLAS ELLIS.
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$50 WILL BUY TWO LAHGl

A $50 WILL BUY TWO LARGE
n. mares weighing ! 800 pounds apiece.
suI. from constant Use Oh pdtcmeut-. b0th
young; also a Wilkes stallion, four years
Old. raised IN Lexington. Ky, sound and
fast and VIII be sold or given out % a re-
epOnslble farmer on shares ; four cheap div
ing horses. warranted also two horses for
tleir keep for the summer; ROcKaWay ian
daulet and buggy a. cheap prices must be
sold % settle an estate. Apply % cOlOred
groom az Central Boarding StSbles. 20 East
5d-st.. near BOwcry.
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0Oork tDanie0.


Females
A THOROUGHLY CDNPIVl.NT Young
n woman dc-lIs- employ mont - -t'hot-
fapher and typewriter i mnft'n ~. =.
.r general oflDr WORK excellent reference f,
., ,ii. Ner, moderate. NdGtc-. MI, A.,
lioy +. Tsihun" one.
. pVEPTiSI MENTS ron THE VIEW
n YOEK TKlnrNE WILL ~ nv
CEIVED AT THE tPIOWN orr rs,
SO 9ss oad"96 40 'oI%oa bctSssa
i'war e. ..rcOnd and Twenty third sts.. Until
* T.. m. go Wc-t Twenty third: ~, corner
Ftrnth. avD l52 s!Ntlrcle., 1913 Fourth.
sy... corner To1It'ei h.st
50 oUKK KEEP NG.-By young ladt. age
ID l., position at b0okkecpins or similar
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for Sails.

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A MI ~ ~ -. ~ D''"
"A mana "goI anu Ii.H "uiH'nt y anu ;
ie..! s.'f',',,ee d ne ny-~a b. hig ,N
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"a TOP ior 80 SIi ~ io..-'o! d,'s u'
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4 pNLETIssi.,Mlii. Ms FOR THE y w. W
y YORK TKlhO y j. " III ~ u, =
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miscellaneous.


A LBERT &. SPENCER. 27G Gth-a,c.
"A between iith aud Iotl IL. IL mbrellas,
rafa-o!-. canes made 20 order. recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
A Y PERSON suffering with eruption Of
"A the skin nay hear = simple r,medg
vaich cur'd me-. Ad.lc.s NELSON, l.-p'
broadway.
4 9c.P. BOOK. "Ilow 10 Keep Boilers
a Clean" l!cr 90 any address ,nn com.
pounds. r0uotr- mud. oil. tine; prov .u,s
scaling foam!ug. burning. JAS. q. UOTCII-
KISS. 100 Librur-st.
4 DVEETISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TElHuNE WILL HE RE-
CElNLD At IIIL UPTOWN OFFICES.
80. ."3S Ircadway. corner Th.riv.Lfs'-s'..
uttn . y. M go Broadway. between
Twcnty.-ccoud and TSruty.thlfl >ts.. until
= 3. m. ; 30 Wost Twenty third 81. como,
Eighth.avc li9 S.Nti.lNr.; lj3 Fourth.
ave. corner Fcuri6e this.
GENTLFM wishing to dlspo-r u their
" .,f'-of clothing ~ FAR value VIII
please call Oh 81 address
EDWARD MILLER, GS cth-ave.
Iuor>E FEDN = prrranoauy c"n'.
IL from c~ffu dlsroiofafInns. ftl.'>.
ANTi-iCSGr> CHEMICAL PEI"'EA
IION 90. $50 rarH-aYr.. f'f estimate
md references.
DIMES Homo Par'or Vap,r Ban tp.
L lafltL. core, colds, Influenza. rleI. A
tlsm lnd malaria also luxury 'oI u
healthy; II haldans the sy'tcm. LIB
Sd-aye.
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A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. .23S broadway, corner Thirty-frst-st.
Twenty-seccnd and Twenty-third sts., until
8 p. NJ. 20 West Twenty. third-st., corner
Elghth-sve. lj2 SiXth.aVe. l53 Fourth.
ave-. corner Fobfteel th.st.
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+ OK SALE.-A pair OF lC.hand bav coach
4 hofs's very -trlish and gobtIH In.
CUR, Of ). MOONEY, residence Rahway
y. j., near station '''
pA>rrHE.-The very best pa-t1Te
-. WIN running water for horses, 20
.'lI'S ron City both low and upland
ncsGGow, Address +. V. SMITH. West
s TREET sPMNKLTNG trucks patont
o. plain. OF reduced prices. ". IVES.
IEEflELD 4 son IL Pr'ncc.st.. y. Y.
SNlIH'S CARBOLIC POWDER the only
- alsinIectant adapted T. stable use. GFO.
eMl III, % Seabfing-st.. Ftootlyn
w ANTED-Waconctte 10 scat > or II, nor.
price 20 w. II. HIGGINS. l07 Grand. st
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At THE UNITED STATES WAGON
"A AND CARRIAGE COMPANh, =,
THIRD.AVE., CORNER FORIN.N!N I IL H.
8" DiEsLivfiRY.A GE6iERS', BAKEESi,,
BUTCHERS. LAUNDRY, MILK. CAk'
PLNTLES', AID LXIEES,.S,o WA4G {, o, !, :
ESTIMATES FURNISHED; ALSO CAR
EIACES. HARNESS AND BLANK Els
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOCSL ~
THE UNITED STATES, EASY PAY
MTNTS: AGENTS WANTED.
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Nsal Gsinie U)anieo.

NEW DOUBLE FLAT. win stores and
y imp oyements, at a sacrll1T, one minute
from Fulton elevated chance Tor sp.rui3-
tors. \. CHAMBEHLAlN. 10 Astor PIace
city.
" ANTFD.-Gentcrl residence Brooklvnn;
w Ncy.kocAcI. OF Nj Vernon. VIII
give choice r-~.d. nee Noler., u-ghlal -
0l Ncw.Jorfcy. near EnrirwO,d or IN BG~-
ton. l..hly cncumbc. d. and cash. - free
ana clear. OWNER, l2O broadway Box
$50.
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TOMORROW, FRIDAY, JUNE 90 Al
3 80 T. NJ,
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4 $50 CASH WILL BUY two mares
n. sore 'oraard s.ll separate also i've
srNlcc9b.e horses weigh lsOnl 800 % l4OO
: tr!ol given. Stable o3J Last 20th-st.,
between "a and 80 aves.
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ro SELL BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RE
Az SERVE,
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THE PRoPRIET0ks or THE TAN
I'M TINY" COACH
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AT AUCTION: ..r.o. ,,c,,ooccr.
THE TANTINY COAol hV"'
AUCTION ,,D,1TrD
TATTERSALLS (ot New,,1 ofS mon w y Gat,
iAsc"'' ~ London. England. 49,.
A.s hoan fayond with instructions
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Snrses ano CARRIAGES.

1 - -; - a.. s7S : issiE:GcoME.sr.
IH.C,ANi CAKRlAdLS Of the best class
ttLrSII 'XsION NIDTORIAS.
sVoi L SPRING VIC rOEIAS,
LIGHT VlCTORlAS.
r Carts. two Whc".crs. LanGanlr.'
Nal Phactons. Pau carts Landau,
ssa;aiI;IPSt' 6.E(SSnNGER ROCKAWAYS.
WV EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS.
CURTAIN ROC KAWANS.
OUR PATENTS
On BUCkROAfDS. ~.
nonts' 2.pssscnger BuckbOards, 3-p4s~enfet
BuckboardS, 4-pSssS.;ger BEcK S,', uS' va"
ATl. OTHER PATENTS IN bum
BOARDS.
sins.le. Duals, TTiplcts all kinds Of SpI'hgS,,
AL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINI
FOR ONE AND Two HORNr;S;,
RoAb WAGONS LTGHI VEHICLES
for estates and country driving
ooc,ors' Wagons. surrey Wagons.
fades' Phaetons. Nis-a-Ni.. ..,,,s
Light Stages. LA. top IaDfoi.S'
SPIDER PhsctOns. CONT l9l JU"N'
Pony phaetOns. SaNoh ma 80
Road Wagons, Fancy Nehlcl.-Dc
M0sMI NiATURE TRAITS. ALL KINDS
FOR CHILDREN; ,o,d A..
Making the largest and most diN.idd 'H S,a,~s
''r' @TTR o. 9 a. Ip5f1fFFERfTT sTYIEs c.,
IOWfSf PRRICES FOR PROMPT CASH
Don't purchase a carriage In to""
ncrSSE,u until t4G yoE Pay ayp Is wsAARf.ERooMs
OVER 100 orc AROyE
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES An0'D
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domestic 5itnanon, Uinteo


ALL KINDS OF German servants. "'h
"A nrst-clasS references, always on tI' a
for city OF country. I. SONNENSCliL LIN >
EMPLOYMENT once. Is 3i-ave. near Sth--t.
A FIRsT.CLAsS washer and irohSr
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THE SUPERB. ,..-.r-.-,
HIGH.SrEPPINN llOkS =
now working the Coach between On" hot"'
brunswick, New-York City, ana the ouh-
Try Club. They Will ne ola view AZ IN
Boulevard RIDING ACADEMY hom
10 o'clock this day THURSDAY up To houI
81 sale. For catalogues call on % aGer =
WM, EASTON. Managing Director ana
AuctlOnc'r ,. -,
TATTERSALLS lof Newly orkl LIN l ~
temporary Offices 10 Broadway y l.
CITY
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A GENTLEMAN WILL SELL FOR
"A $50 CASH HIS handsome trotttne ana
ioId horse, sired Dy MAMBElNO DUDL En- ,
cam ELSIE GOOD l. .iN yea, Oh. 10
lalds iUll name and tail great couia2e
ana end nIaBc"- very stylish 81 fOf the
Il ost Bmd person TO DIVE ho record very
reliable fos road OF track pIlpo:-Si good
I0., hOrsr: WILL warrant him sound, kE1
and 20 trO. In 81 allow rea-onab." tine
1, te.t hls snecd and god qualities also
TOP s.1elni Brew-ics wagon. harness, rOa"~,
b.aAE.ts. g.. nrst-clas> ,Or Git4O1, at any
reasonable Oayr. OWNER, prt1,. stable,
90 last 2Ot--t between ID and 81 a;cs.
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DnGro aro Rooms.

I 90 -
CREAMERY PARK NORTH ,knewn n
" 1919 East 2lst--'.l-Drlirhtul
location elegant rooms en SUIT OF singy
board and attendance uncNcelled; also priv
.l'gr, u private pash.
rIN 40 LARGE and hall rooms board op.
1 ,,onsl hOmcuhe AMI clcanly convince
yourself; terms Moderate. - ". ooth-s..
IOIH-ST., g. WEST.
lU Rooms. with board.
IrTH.ST.. 2S EAST.-Eiegant room two
L l Pentifmca o. married couple; south
eruers accommodated superior table; mod
| crate.
IcrII.Sr, az EASr.-Iwo conu-cti,.s
u iror. ICONS; other small rooms with
or without board.
~: S'T.ST- WEST. near 5jh.avc--
y Pleasant room, excellent tab" boar
southern and other visitors accommodated
references.
O1ST.ST.- WTST. 1853 opposite college
- clouudsI Pleasant summer location
nicely furnished front room: slO for Two.
with board upper room, 80; convenient J.
station.
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y. r.. 80 Avenue 4.
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domestic SituatloI tUan!e1
Females.
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corner Forty .seven,h.st.; ,o2G Third-aye:,
rear sixty-Iirst-st. LOS EIrst-ave.; lOg
West Forty-secondst.; Ninth:avc: ana
A. and the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East
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ear Sixty .iirst-st. ! ,70S First-avc.; 106
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from sSj T. $50 pr month; rooms and
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Drrs sTahing.

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y antced - eor '.,,;. @.st l VAR, Wdal
nav furnish ratrll term reasonable.
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n ,ing co-tumcs. Jnrkcts ana whlh,
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Nine OWLN. 30 Wet 23d-t.
A DyEErIsEMENTs FOR. THE NEW
a YORK Tl;fIsI%E WILL III RE-
CLIVTD 1T THE rPTOWS OFFICES.
80. 1.23s Bfoad"aDy corner IhlIty-hf.. '...
Tya D. co, r. and 'T Tywennttyy.thIrd it,.
nRrSsMAKLG 70 4 n,t"r rood draper.
- neat finish r"I'I gees . >. pr w
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broadway.
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dr1,.f. orcr, n.i. wook I,,aut import
rarisian dr..-c. ios children % ~ - years,
regaIelc.- Of cost. 10 clos" ih -"n,oh.
NJAISON NJ CONFIANCE, H,nti,tto
W Michel. 20 West 47th-st.-Import'd
India slk and woOllcn summer dr~--"-
special low prize iof thl- Won oh'S :
dres.c- to order delivered IN I'VE days.
TACTICAL DEES>NAKi.E and DO IN;
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dan. references uneXfepu"lable. Adiu-e
nv Ie,,ar onlv. Mis-. 5. TOMBSTONE, 167
iast ioath-st.
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- .arJ draining: suits MAD from - up.
Mrs. NTIlON. 100 Wost 19'h--t., HhF
3 times
GUNNER travelling and street dresses.
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