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Daily Republican., 1890-02-14
DR. HARTER
wild Cherry Bltters.
FRANCIS KELLY & CO.,
NO. 1O3 MARKET STREET.

PEGIsTER's ORDER
IL RKeisTER's orPfCK,
NEW CATTLE COUNTY, DEL,
February 7, 1890.
Upon the application of Laura II.
a y unSs n y GrS8b, ETeontors 9f Henry
reeted BY the Register that the Execn.
ing Of letters Testamentary upon
the estate Of the deceased, With the
aate OF granting thereof by causing adj
vertisenients to be posted within forty
Gays from tile dn.e of such letters IN All
OF the most public places Of tho county
OF New Castle. requiring all persons
e sSas to ao prsssss s s ,.ms os
abide by IN Act OF Assembly
In such case made and provided 1; and also
cause tine same to be inserted within the
newspaper. published In Wilmington
Del, and to BIO continued therein three
weeks. te.o.d.)
| - Given under the hand and Seal
| l.. s. of onice of the Register, afore-
| l. said, at Wilmington, In New
Castle County, aforesaid, the day and
year above written,
JOHN *. BRADFORD, Register.
: NoTloR.-All persons having claims
| against the estate of the deceased must
| present the same, duly sttested to the
inaxecutors,, on or before February TIN
1871 or abide the Act of Assembly 4,
. GAS. H. z a sHHsb' Executors
l wv nminston, Delaware. fs-lat
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

Every ones baby is the best; every
ONES catarrh or influenzA is the worst;
but every ones catarrh or inluenEa can
be cured BY the use Of Old Saul's Catarrh
Cure. Price only % cents per box.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

The lights flashed from the tax
office again last night, and the Demo.
cratic tax mil groaned and wheezed
as 1t turned out Democratic tux re.
ceipts. II was oil Democratic grisl.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY. FEB. u NV.


PHILADELPHIA. Friday. FEB. ~ isso.
Wxat advsytsssmsnE havl
most in1anenfed yoHl II you
have ever thought upon the
question your reply would
bt: "Such a. have given
me intelligent, agreeable and
truthful information Of
things I needed or wanted. "
Many sneer At advertising,
not pausing to think Of its
importance. Imagine your
newspaper without advertise
ing in it, II you can-to do
it would stret.h your imag-
nation. What a blank!
How many questions unan :
swered! Without It you
might not have any news
paper, at least . vital part
would be gone.
ARyssa6k advertising has
influenced you. Why 10
this column printed with
clearest type? To crafty
your eyes-to read easily.
Why does the dull common.
place give way to a brighter
stylea That your mind may
be interested and attention
secured.
Intelligent advertising has
influenced you when some-
has been told that was
new, some way to meet a
want new-created or long
felt, some fact added to your
store Of knowledge. Adj
vertising that will do this is
above the level Of contempt.
Honest advertising has
Influenced you. F a 1t b
gained q victory when you
tested and found you could
believe what advertising
said. No other advertising
can make a business truly
great, ani yet the opposite
at times flourishes. There
were no newspaper adver-
tisements when the great
Hebrew made his hasty re-
mark about the lack Of &C
curacy in the speech OF "all
men," The thoroughly in
formed critic OF retail
merchandise advertising is
often tempted to like state.
msnt; but a few are true,
enough to redeem the sys.
tenn from dise race.
More lives are toucl e1
by advertising than by any
other news. Wants are
satisfied. wishes gratified,
the person meets the needed
things-introduced by ad
vertlsing.
And thus advertising
opens a Ter in literature.
To be sure Charles Lamt
failed at it and couldn't ge'
his patrons to print the ad-
vertisements that he wrote
but he lived half a centur,
too soon. His wit ant
graceful English would wiz
awe, Using readers by score
OF thousands now. His ca
say on old china tells hov
he could have written POT
terry advertisements.
These notions are applet
in our business system
Philadelphia needs dali
news Of this store. 1t
j important to more peorl
than records Of court d,
cisions or the doings
!. criminals, or debates
: Congress, or rates Of e
). change, or the condition
, the markets, and the peop
~ | A. S,.l1~z .L.il I. -
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

DEMOCRATS, the collectors are get
Sing your tax receipts for you and they
!. III be sent around 10 you. Keep at
your work and don't bother your
ielyes.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

Parler organs, in beautiful new de
signs, by STORY Il Clark, Smith Ameri-
can, Carpenter and nthers, from $40 up.
ward. II. +. Robelen, no Market ST..
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

Masquerade suits TO hire at Mrs.
Henze's. 81 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

The place to get the best assortment OF
valentines is at Adams u Bro 8, No. 5oi
Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

We will sell at public sale ate. W, Bald
wins, Booths Corner, Del. 90, Pa, on
MONDAY, FEB. 18TH, 1880.
a5 head Of carefully selected dairy H.
cows fresh, and forward springers,
comprising large sized and heavy miffers
Two aud four mon this credit.
A. Q. Sharpless, Auct. Lifts
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14
(.||||'|s|aBB, q

Schedule IN effect Nov. 10. l.a
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. hLgV
EAST bounh
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

JOHN WANAKAKER.
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no FOUND A COOPERATIVE COMMryITr.

Chicago, Sept Speciality. W. Catlin, of the
Board Of Trade: J. W. Howell. OF the firm OF Norton
Burnley & Howell and f. l.. Brooks, of the firm Of
embraces Cooperative community to b. established
between Sheridan Road and the Lake shore In the
northern part of Evanston The settlement will com
prise twelve handsome homes each GOMEZ feet lois
ranged around central lawn court at one end
OF which, on the edge OF blun club house VIII he
erected. All twelve houses, besides the ciubhoi>c.
will be lighted and heated from one central plant. III
this latter building will also he complete ccitr;il
kitchen and laundry which will supply the NEEDS Of
the twelve families who will form the community.
The company intends to money and increase com
fort IN many WAYS. BY purchasing four acres Of
land In lump the cost OF each lot will be macrall'
lessened. Again, as all twelve houses will be built
the contractor will naturally figure close, and
bid as low as possible. and when everything Is In
running order two three hired men I" do the
necessary work on the premises. and two or three
experienced cooks with unskcd assistants will aitcd
to the cooking OF the community. Even greater
saving Is anticipated In the Laundry.
Tho clubhouse on the bluff, with boat and boat
feature and will lead many take shares in the
project The company ha- secured riparian rl.h-. 81
that nothing stands In the way Of making a4uaic- a
prominent feature Of the scheme The terms which
the company l. organized that each person IN
vestng 1000 becomes partner and twelfth owner.
to it, Like any Other club no one j. admitted " in
IS not cOngcnal every member OF the organization.
ond no member sill hi, property to person hot
unanimously favored BY the company.
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FOR UNITING TIE REFORMED CHURCHES.

Lancaster. Penn. Sept. G|-The Rev. DIR. Thomas g.
Apple, commissioner Of the German Reformed Church.
returned last night from the Conference Of the German
and Dutch Reformed churches In the United >tat">.
held in the Cat>ks. to prepare plan for federal
union The Commission agreed upon plan to create
a body to be called the Federal synod Of Reformed
Churches the members to be chosen by the General
Synod, and TO have charge Of the mission. sunday
school and educational work Of the Reformed Church.
The articles Of federation must be approved by thu
classes OF both Reformed churches.
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Qearbcr9.

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.sSGos ~. aI h i $50
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vi-'r- ItNat. pupils t'r b lr"P ~ ' :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

Musical Instruction.
A. E WH" Ii L%fn! % i ,spE ~ Of .rAvr
t. e. H'>3F !! !"AI$ > S,#% :;I
III LNN%1AIs i"tI ri% ID ~ !%;IiIIAA'ic %Ei.
1t ''' shw:Y"I:h l"NslEEy,ATo,,EEY Of MUSIC
EAST l!Si TT >I 81 1, l?;r at s. e 'r"AvH
r, " ' &%W TaA hvE% r bi i; 9'" %s 1S' T :
- ANJo INsrkrC iIoNs 4 ataiogu'. mailed. Full
,'s.' tD%H 1 t i319S ra SSms' II. t ta
ica.ing actress = i':a iir"dMay n'a' +othst
AND gIrAE i, tars 81 twenty :,e e S"
soS. ITO nfoaawav tet~scn AID ard sad..t,
r. rtI:HiE rArrEYmElM, III" celebrated prina donna
school Of voice culture. lac Fast 3itl.st.
vi the development Of The voice. september Ii. 80;
jthavc.
E, AT J sGG a,~ Of n %tSs'f" Ms Mo- rSf Of
'"''''''' Xnr Tii'I LYMAN TrcKEHMAN Manager
Brooklyn
ave. htooiy% ThorGdsh ssaoo for Scy. %inaiy
saSr. and ss .g" a@ o Igi o6 S nm ySir
RI. j. ii'erli" and Harvard successor u j. W. MoREY
Miss i:oT%DSS S''ii0OI. For GIRLS
small classes Special attention 10 individuals Admits
on certificate 10 best colleges. Ample play grounds.
Open, September ~.
NJISS wHITCOMB'S SCHOOL for young ladies' ana
Vl childrn 81 Reeenst klyn. fropens sept -.
f individual Instruction Circulars on application by mall
TINE RREvOORT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 448 Nos.
trand .Avr-Engsh classics. mathcn atIcs and modern
LANGUAGES nd, idual instructions Twelfth begins
S.Ih. -. Mrs. ADETINE KIPIING. ADEItNE NJ.
KIPI.INti, VI. A.
m HE MISSES ELYS
SCHOOL ToH oYRIA.
10 AND IL COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 1RooHLYH.
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WORK. AID CUBA NAIL SIS. CON-

FANN TOR q BA MD MANU..
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r,TD,\ ilaNaia AID lrc'i1> WI. Sv"s io'
sNI'N'' Iia,.. l'ro.l,-o. Cir pcetr. From. .,
uElHAiA. TIA I'd N.rt 'tp. at, $ rr IS.
CRY OF WASHINGTON mt@ol va a. ST. srp;. y.
g. or ruIiMH\ N',rI" 49," o. 'r.' sept II.
NINntlik uaNana and IT ma sat. S'V; -.
For particular, {, - or Ias,,ss anHly &, w,u.,
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Steamboats,
NORWICHLINE

tOk Ius.ON, WORCESTER and all point. NOkl u
and i.N,r STEAMERS lca,e Pier 40, NORTH ItlVEih
nnrt n,.r above DI:ssl;OssiS STREET FERRY. DAILY
iSInda, . excepted at . 80 D. M ......
TiCkt.is AID - afternoons SECURED At principal
and on srrsmer.. spr ial tAcorson up SATURDAY. ard
T",wirh and r. ,uri -. sunday steamer leaves Nor.
wen D. IL" q. w. BRADY, Agent
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1nstrnctlon.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
Nessr. WILSON 4 KELLOGGS SCHOOL,
IA No. 60 FItTH-AVE. near ooth.'L ,,a.
school Of high character, preparatory !" any eoee''
scicntiic school business. Gymnasium
CLASS FOR LITTLE Bolo
und,r experienced instructress. ~
Fourteenth year begins September y. --
A. DE Ia SALE INSTITUTE
CENTRAL PARK. SOUTH.
fVsitor.' entrance, los West J.rh-sto
HEOPENS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~: IUhi
TECmNIC. AZ ADEMIC AND Bu sINt>s corR I",It
Regular Lessons in Gymnastics and Military Driii.
A limited number Of boardcr> received.
For catalogue aiGr Bl;OTiIl.l: JAMlca DlreceoI
4 HARVARD SCHOOL,
"A. 57S FIFTIl.ANE,
Corner i1th--t.
heope"' ''p''"'wI WILLIAM FREELAND, Principal.
EVERETT STONE tYal, - ia,, ga st;.rrra sda
n .,ion for college snail ia,". ana rfi\ae ", v,
n IAN, nnG John p iincan jay could John II.
lnnan; JaTr y. Laying Daniel Lord IT, Henry a. Hos'''
A. whether foS boy, o. girls; CT, country. p Y
HrysS nos. >m"rcan School Bnrr'" w: I-'n-e... y:
-RENTLEy SCHOOL fnE BnfS u.,,,a
Eeopens October l. GA Mad son.a'e.. near 5oth.st
BARNARD SCHOOL"
ID III hND li9 W. 1@jTiI.S1
EEorfNS NEP.lNEtE 81
PREPARES thq'oosn o - rviSn 11 t .GGo' rs or
boarding students rroNd IN h'%i.nH1sXF 'u"'i
lOgu" VI l.. HNL''' ~ d. ~. =
II ERKELE SCHOOL
u EAST 4iTH.ST.
AUTUMN HALF-FLTVE%TH YEAR-WILL BEGIN
on TUESDAY, SEPT. 80.
For the Tenth Annual Register Of tn" school and for the
illustrated la d,riiIc OF tn new n t'pr"" , ~ e
application may be mad 10 ,,-,n \, p.c,.,,a,
Head. Master il .i>'ftr y 10 II on anu
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(,OI.VMI;lA ,EiMM NJ =, lIOnL.
T. :b~l.>T. NEAR NAbI>ON-ANi.
lH7th wear To- Monday. ~. I'd l~?'
ana 'iSi-
n.., PRIMARY dria ,tn.ut. New and >p.cioi> holding
.Ui c,sn' La " ana I" II.
eq,lipp rynna, m. 40 "Nt'r ciat2r>. Nuinb'r of
nnuiis I'm Illlv apple =
'"' I,,,,.i,,,i in. l.. S'l; NoN, y. NJ. LII. H.
l'"''P''N -. II. CANl'iil.II., \. NJ.
Principals examine Applicants anG after sept lJtl
(atap CUES a >c,i"! and at iUtuai!s :, I'D 81
CULrMhlA !N>iIl -; ~ ot9a'r frlncira'.
SHAW, a M.scni" Pr pa .,t"rN. fr.na't ana KIND -:
D,pt>. Sud MT Rapidly prepared Tor coi't" or
BUSINESS e.ynra>- ,ralrirr. Military DILL lcoicn'
Sent Send f.,. E CO.
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.L,riAtE INSTITUTE
OF
DIR. J. SACHS,
NO. - WEST 5JTI.ST.
REOPlNS MONDAY. SEPT. 20.

THOROUGH PREPARATIONS FOR COLLEGES AND
SCIENTIFIC S( HOOLS. CAREFUL TRAINING Fol.
BUSINESS.
AFFILIATIONS RECEIVED AFTER SEPT
(,LAsSI~ FOX E"l>. - Last 3ith--t. reopen Oct
~ -. En.li>h. French, l4tiii. go. ,.,,xx,,,
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Ir EAST 33l,~ r.. S"pt. u.
p.r Slr' / s"rd Won prop 'tT' h"'""it" h"h which
you VIII haru you Il" nu: need :" l"k further Th"
-tudr. Wlirh yuI mention ar" our -""ialt'"- ami III"
facilities w..i,L U,r -Irh N"I w. c":n.n'h M.
>n..,.I, war. =. I'\t ktt;D ir It.
VIE EII,IIrL - iIOuI. ~ I.tN''t AGES so. /
i Wet .,ii-t FItI,hc- l',-t'n Ihiin. Wa''in ton.
tn,.a" - H.. i''!. -. IT, ih-r 't"h -" '' t'rn
vINUI. BRYANT ~ IOOI- FUi. STRAWBERRIES.
l H,st -sful since 1870
No . Wtst lith.A:.. n. Y.
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A NCIIOR LINE. L. s. MAIL Steamships

Nwynlk a,d LIVil;P,rl. Nil ., tENsrowN.
~ - L"Nl >'h~ 81. : - :" OF Is
t,ur. - upwart. sind cabin. - an 80 -,
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80 ~"it - a. M = "'! "a, ,, :, :" 81"
ms >'r's ais rem An""or Line per- fre"u'os
- >>nI'i,s1\ i;oI.IItES Agents Bowling Gfeen.
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a,,% Ga Stp s%"i Of ~ '''N'''' or -'' anu
C =, INSTITUTE
T. OF
DIR. ]. SACHS
REori:Ns MONDAY. SEPT. r.
r,,oporcu prrp>l:,TI0X roE COIrrGFs AND
SCIENTIFIC st HOOL>. CAREFUL TRAINING Fol-:
BUSINESS - ,.,n
UI,ssr, rnr ruY> - East 5i,h.,t reopen Oct
~. ~
r. oLnrclArn SCHOOL FOR noy>.
y wu,,,u MINT 81 M a. ioI Xxi ,rY. pm.D.
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Mr. Ei r a" i.E E..''' 10 u" Mr. l%a : S,ans
nN Di TA9> IL: >i' ~; I IT, IN. ma White
Nj John T." Eo't'i.r. MI J"hn A. !;,%"r.
Mr. John NJ, K',> N, jr Mr.. -rir ". Harper.
(,0ITMElA uEAMM,E sCHu"I
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pupils md laly nri:.','.Ii;'> to% ','.Iy LLn
Principals b. II. CAMrHrII" i. NJ.
ir a;a@says a. tn" >; 1"' and -s'
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Cantlna Nta0em,es

GEORGE W. wAILArE~ >'l'nniN 80 and :" vs.
NJ i3ith.~t. Openings. II Giy. 10Th h.t.. huNntv"h,
2D West j.hh.>t ThGi >dIl. p't,lrr :. N'' CIR that
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&C, lpENrAL. tND ORIENTAL. \.

S,.ai.,r, ..As" san Francis ~ follows
,I.Ii,- ....... ...... ~aclrI.t. Oct"tr. l. noGA.
~ I,,u' ..... ... Tu .ay. October 81 t,oa.
-. J. NC .......... Ihur-d.S. November ~. no n.
uAIl.I, ..... .....- >artia'. I"''uh'r o n'ea.
SuIrrlly AWo.htd->rIrr.or Acc'mnoiae''
T.. r>,t.., ,sn b.. mad los ltt,r tlr-rzih % ana
,,,4r Ian, - snI 33 B"aG A,v. Nc".ioik %
! t.oo. - Railroad y .il.n. s,n Francisco.
LIi.kND SlANt, 40. President.
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" t:pI. Nd THE WORLD.
IA. fourth and '-i ,.i' - IT,. s'',ohi WI ave san
~ o,t"b'. y and VIII b -iN mon o.
en- ru,it. N,-i'ia- Japan Cana. India. Egypt "tr.
iNt. uH a. api.i alton Toy i"ihi" r>hip as ms
par, limited and tl"r" are only Jew
TIIOS. COOK & son,
.,l 80 i,toadw ~.
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ct. JOHNS SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Sing sing y, uo.,o,
- Rev J. BRECKENRlDGE GlBsoN' -. Zoo
Tho 2od school year will begin Sept ~. 1871.
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yr,,,E,-Rc;.ANERICAN PACKET co.

1 ILAPKl.>S SERVICE between Southampton lLonuonS
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from La"burg Do'A, nobohyra NNr 4;
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BROADWAY Nrw \ Ork. Ol Biodomay, ~.
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

1crrAGr; CITY, Mass: EGSKLAXp}, B>EGoE AM
EAsrr6f MI, AN3 ST l%iSf r&S,n DIRECT
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA.
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INMAN LlNEU'. :. and Royal Mail Steamers

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STEVENS SCHOOL
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE srENhN"
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
River st. between 5th and Gth sts.. iioboken y. J'
REOPENS SEPT II. 1880.
.,,.,iors ,nr admission on the 10Th and 10th Of
september.
FULL COURSES or STUDIES PRFPARAIohf ~
COLLIaik1S AND SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE
PREPARATORY CLASS. $40 PER ANNOM'
ALL OTHER CLASSES. $50 EEls ANNC'"'
Th,.. term, include Gil the studies.
For catalogue app; 10 tho Librarian OF Stevens
Institute.
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Z, r LUKEs SCHOOL, BUSTLETON pAI tlihf rG" TO-
y delphia. hiyncass SCHOOL ons ORR Pre- ar,
or sny College or business. Boys sent TINS year Low
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PED STAR LINE.
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VI.KNlINf.S COfI.I.GE.
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TRINITY SCHOOL. Tivoli. Hudson. ~ 7. r..
Tie Rev JAMES starr CtAEk , d. D. .oG yoaas
men orouahy lifted for best eoles, AND IT "1r.
ties scientific school, or Tor business THIS scnoc
tn .6yantavps Of hralthful ora.pn HON" comforts
cisss cschrrs taihe a,sidnois che OF neaiSn
scisntio,r parents for school mhrr" tny aS
IN Physics ard Chemistry. The Twenty-fourh wear VIII
commence September 10
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Uud.ou River steamer Mrry Powell.
Ocean Cleaners.

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scene. ..d s,,,.roor n 9TH
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Rows and Young Men-Country.

, TIGERS COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
Boar riding school Tor boys and young NJ j.
4, o'nuk Ih n Head Master. New.Bruho"l,n, AZ =.
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Jersey City.
tIAsBROUCK INSTITUTE.
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Thirty year begins september 10 Gay w sa
with SEPARATE for boys and girls from thc
w.. scho1l age lit, Tor college business, and the prie,
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,,t,nout extra charge. Dcpa' tmrnts Of Art. Mu-r u
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