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Anrtiot @otifts.

Surtiun yuttets.
EXECUTORS SALE.
Oh. LUENGENE, Auctioneer,
WILL SELL
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,
JUNE 8, o, AND7.
BBeNNiSo EACH DAY AT IL O'CLOCK, NOON,
THR ENTIRE MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF
CHOICE PLANTS!
BY Order OF tho Excutors of
s L, M, BARLOW Esq., Deceased
EMBRACING THE
P1NBsT SPECIMENS OF EXOTIC PLANTs
AND CONSISTING OF THE
Entire Contents Of Five GEeenhoUses and
Buildings. at tho
BARLOW MANSION, GLEN COVE, |,
Pronounced one Of the FINEST HORTICULTURAL COL
LECTlOSS IN THIS COUNTRY
800 CHOICEST SPECIMENS OF
Palms. coreTs na rsnef fie.ts. Orange and
100 Specimens OF Aquatic Plants,
200 CAMELLIAA
OVER 1000 ORCHIDS.
100 SPECIMENS OF RosRs
TOGETHER WITH
PLANTS 6HRUBa ko,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALSO
THE ENTIRE LIVE STOCK. &c.
Horses, Harness. Saddles, Blankots, Robes.
Carriages, de.
HoLsTEIN, JERSEY, AND ALDERNEY cows
southdoyvn sheep. Berksh,re Pigs.
MAsr1PF AND ST BERNARD DOCS
All to be Absolutely Sold TO close the Estate of
g. L. M. BARLOW, Esq deceased at GLEN COVE, l. l.,
Send for catalogue to
A sSs Pos D,e.
A JAMES P. sTLo, Auctioneer
OFFICE, 4s LIBERTY ST
We take great pleasure in announcing that We have
received instructions to dispose Of public auction.
absolutely without any reserve whatever. the entire
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS
and other effects contained in the large private man
sion
% EAST 62D ST,
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT
MAY % AND az
Each day at II O'Clock.
This sale for it's sumptuousness and splendor, will
inspection be found to excel by far, anything Of
It's kind that has been offered for tho past season.
Permits to inspect this house on Wednesday be
had only from the auctioneer
JAMES P. sILo,
4S Liberty St
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TOSEY ISLAND HOTEL to rent on Ocean Parkway,
- near the ocean known Clifton House, 10 rooms;
$3.50 yearly. Inquire next door. with
c FOSTER, 80 Delaney st, New York.
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for SALE or to Grt-Gono SslAud.
3;tal C,statt Granted.

~ will lease tenement and nat property, New York
and Brooklyn; Rent paid monthly or quarterly in Ad.
vance
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- renee, ami Cedarhnrst cottages aud villas OF all
sizes and at ranging from ~ to $50 katsfAc
ton guaranteed, lists corrected daily. Apply 10
". L. kh\ANAGti Lawrence station, L. J.
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FURNISHED COTTAGES at Islip, south side Long
L Island; lists FREQ P.J. IAM KINs lslip l.. l.

1AMARoNEcK.-,A modern residence, newly built,
wi fully furnished. Mt Peasant at. opposite
lpisc0pal church, has rooms Pc: about 80 ieet by
2IO feet barn and ,abie rent SL month for tho
SON let or lease unfinished plot Of about
30 acres with plenty ot shade all Knd of fruit trees;
house about rooms; fronts Sound ground to
the water barn and stable, rent 500 month to Nov
So from Nov. to May next Inquire at 237 Broad.
MaY. room 81 or Oh premLseS
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ATTENTION!
mr. GRINnLR


DIR. GRINDLE
has devoted his time for many years TO the eIclu
S Of aU Skin sn ,S seo
pain in bones throat and mouth bioches and erup
R6E - a sn sNH seaa
Ing Inflammation frequent Inclination 70 uflnete In
ynd o.S. @ m
discretion. overwork, recent or old. speedily thor
Seass. and
al to es S
saving The patient much time and expense
III West 18th st. between 9TH and 7th ava Consulta-
tion free. Hours 9toe. Sundays. . to and to q
station oldest 1e4se sRsc,Ass, both sexes akin
only ono known that cures worst eHsssh nervous deS
DEANS Ism.nS. sarrisss Want Of as Ssis5s
Many st ali hs & have
sn.sspl nsys
enables guarantee quickest permanent recoTsry
any disease; di,cnarres stopped Immediately: stoe
A FFLIcTEp-DR. GREY, the specialist for all dl s
% S, or me %oSS eSns
an Soore gnn[@ s sTsne'
a snn treqnen d,sTS 20 "rinao o6stnae ncsrs
f TS Of gS bSs
vitality from eNcts'sS indscreton or overworE any
ia, nv been ar lSs lrrar ed elsew here; from long
and large experience in Is direction am able TO sneed
Nv and permanently tho most anxious sufferer;
ohargss nderae advice tree private once, 10 East
I7th IT,, near 4th av.. hOurSoto9.
A LII SECRET AND PRIVATE DISEASES of mon.
n cured in a few days by n new mode OF treatment
No charge unless cured Also sore throat and tongue;
pimpes. ulcers Il ,"EEeh bones KeeL structure, blood
poisoning ski d, easrs kidney and BLADDER also youth
fn errors nervous debility, weak back bad Dreams
IOwnrss Of sIirt- weakness OF body and mind; lost
vigor and nanunh restored suffer no longer; cure 10
mind practice maAes perfect sufferers from oaa SaVGe
husnced 90 20 The fountain head. DR. HALLETT.
Medical institute III East 10Th st.. near Sd AV.
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sale a4xHh very desirable piece OF property;
stable and grounds centrally located convenient
waited station; decided bargain for $500
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SEAsTDE COTTAGE Mt Arverne to- Let-i6 rooms
ont 7 q. SMITH. III RroadMnN
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that Rev. John Frennd of Hoboken, aud
Rev. g. W. Nicholson Of Jersey City. per-
form more marriage ceremonies In the
county. Last Sunday afternoon Rev j !.
Freund performed four marriage cere-
monies q succession.
The Young Peoples Association of the
First Gerlnan8 Evangelical Church on
Monmouth street held its monthly meet.
ing at Turn Hall on Wednesday, evening
Officers were elected, and all had very
enjoyable time. Tne society now num-
bers seventy members.
The Good Samaritan Circle of young
ladies from the various churches on the
Heights will visit the institutions on
Blackwells Island this week at the invi-
tation OF Mr. Richard X. Green, and on
Thanksgiving Day will visit number of
poor families aud supply them with u
good dinner.
lions Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Greenville, has been enclosed with a new
fence, and the exterior of the church is to
be renovated. 1t was intended to pur-
chase new organ, as the ladies have a
large fund IN the bank for this purpose,
but this project has been abandoned, as
the arrangement of the auditorium will
not allow sufficient space. The congre-
CATION hope in the near future to have a
new edifice in more central location
that will be credit to their enterprise
and generous cooperation Pastor Bnrk-
hard is highly esteemed by his parish
toner's, and Is an interchangeable and sue
cessfnl Christian worker that has made
this church what IL is.
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FOR CHARITY.
The Ladies Who Manage the
Chi1drens Home to
Give a Ball.
PERHAPS Ar THE ]. 9. a. G.
An Improvement Club for Young
Men-General News Of the
Churches.

Those interested In charities are watch
ing with much pleasure and satisfaction
the preparations which are being made
for charity bail. Not only are the
workers enthusiastic about it, but all the
society people who have yet heard OF it
are eager to have it take place. The
ladies, whose idea 1t Is and who have be-
gun diligently to put the idea into ex-
ccution, are the managers OF the Chill
drcn's Home on Glenwood avenue and it
is for the benefit of this charitable insti~
tuition that the ball win be gwen. The
president Of the Board of Managers is
Mrs. Niese. and the secretary, Mrs.
Augustus Creveiing Both of these
ladies are doing all in their power to
accomplish their purpose
THE J. Q. a. c's. GENEROSITY.
The Jersey City Athletic Club house
has been informally offered by that club
as place to hold the ball, but as yet Ii
has not been officially accepted. II the
club should withdraw the offer, it Is more
than probable that the bah would fail
through, as there is no other available
place In which to give it,
1t Is the intention 10 make 1t very ex-
elusive affair, and from among the lead
ers OF society here the patronesses wiil be
taken. lust who they will be has not vet
been made known. The tickets will be
five dollars each, and III order that they
will not be distributed promiscuously,
they Will be sold by the
ladies of the Board. who will keep the
sale among their own friends. II the ball
takes place. and there seems to be no
DOUBT about it now, il will be the social
event OF this season as well as an excel
lent way TO aid deserving charity.
THE YOUNG MEMS IMPROVEMENT CLUB.
a new Climb has been lately organized
In the First Baptist Church and is pro-
crossing very nicely. 1t Is the Young
Mems Social Improvement Club and was
formed for the purpose OF bringing
young men into the Church. A
pleasant room has been fitted up
and the members meet there on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
They have various ways Of spending the
time and plenty of reading matter. and
games are there In abundance. The
club is having the desired effect and the
membership Is larger than was expected.
Many pleasant events are anticipated for
the winter of which the club will be the
saru7lfnfar
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In A STREET CAR.

How to Cure Headache--The Bashful
Cona uctor.
'sYou can always tell anew conductor. y
sad passenger, as the bell jerker went
out and took his place on the rear plat-
form. There is freshness about MIN
that gives him away in spite Of himself.
lie bushes all over when he lifts a lady
from the car, and when he goes to collect
her fare he goes at it as If he though it
cruel to make women pay fare at all. /
want one of these conductors to 20 North
see how one or the professional conductors
works There's no monkey business
about them. They dart into car and
sing out, Get your fares readyr and then
they collect fares from fifty people while
some Of the fresh ones are taking up those
of ren.n
BY this time the car was riding the
bridge over the railroad ut Jef Wars
store.
"1hey call this Humming Hill, . aid d
passenger, as the car zuned over on the
bridge. because the car huns | II passing
it,
II always 60 hum over this bridge N.Y.
self, " said the sashy young man.
'pye had a fearful headache all d ay, y
said man in q corner, "and this cool
breeze feels mighty good
did You ever try antipyrine for head
chesn asked lady.
Never did. 2 replied the headache man.
''but heard Of q remedy the other day
that struck me rs Odd"
There WAS n cranfng OF needs at tf ID
remark. and the young lady with the
jockey cap was one OF the most attentiv We
L
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listeners. Evidently she knew what a
headache was.
An old physician told me that W hen
you have a headache seat yourself before
u nantel or on the front porch and rest
your heels on the mattel or the banister !"
The Young lady in the jockey hat drew
back and the other ladies looked out Of
the window, while the young man in the
sash stuck q handful of his muslin shirt
front in his mouth to keep from laugh
ing.
You see that causes the blood to GO to
the head and smother the pain. What
causes the ache In the head IS the blood
leaving it and going to other parts of the
body. This physician told me that he
knew young lady 10 Macon VINO keeps
herself cured Of headache by adopting
this remedy
Where does She but the young
man in the sash broke off his remarks in
painful sort Of way. - Macon Telegraph.
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Estate OF William A. Lane. DECEASED, Rodsrick
3 Seymour admin istrator OF y illiam A. Lane do
ceased. by order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson Goua
the creditors OF said decetens 10 bring in their
debts demands ana claims against the estate OF
said decedsnf under oath or animation within
nine Inozfhs from the cate az said order they
srin be forever barred OF any action therefor
as4'nS' s-''- az RSnrRIcK 4 SEYMOUR.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Essato OF Patrick e0cquin. deceased Mary DATE
Administrative OF Pars4ck Gacqnfn. deceased. bf
order OF the surrogate or Hudson County. dated
August % 1854 hereby gives 1otlce 70 the
creditors OF said ceceuerf bring In their
debss, Demands and claims againsf the estate OF
said decedent under oath affirmation within
nine months from the data OF said order. or tnez
III be forever barred o. any action therefor
ainst said "a rniufstratrtx MARY DArZ.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

Estate Of Joseph wislsecar deceased Margaret
Whitecar, exccHsrtx OK Joseph MhiteeAf.
deceased, by order Of the Deputy sur
1904 hereby gives nozice % The creditors 81
said decsdent IL bring Ia thelr deot$ denanas and
claim against the csfnsa OF said decedelf, under
GER OF afhrmaslon within niae montAs from ne
date OF aid orfier m will he forever barred o.
- 4<I on therefor against said exocutrlK-
- MARI. AllkT AFuiTSCAR.
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NOTICE 10 cREDrroRz

ESTATE 81 William Ward. deceased. Eliza ward
and Albert William Billings, executors OF william
Ward. deceased, By order Of The surrogate Of Hud
notice 70 the creditors OF said decd enf 20
axalnsf the estate Of said deceaenL under oath or
affirmation within nine saenths from the date Of
said order. or Eaey win be forever barred OF any
action therefor AGAINST said executors
Claims to be pressnted 70 nando,p1 Conatct s.
Back. No Montgomery street. Jersey City.
ELIZA WARD
AI IFls r WILLIAM BILLINGS.
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SILK HAMDkERcRIEFs
And MuffIerS.

Japanese silk. embroidered. white or
colored. and scaiioped edges. 24c., slc..
40c., Soc, 69c., 75c., TO s1.25 each.
Hemstitched Japanese silk, embroi-
dered. initial Handkerchief. slc., 59e.,
69cs, s5c each.
High colors in Japanese silk, hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, eoc., 7sc.. sec.
each.
Mems cream silk Muffiers. Sec, 500,
s1-ss, 81. so. 81. % to s.. Is each.
=colOred silk Muflers, CSC, z5c.. 500.
sl.25 to 81. 50 each.
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Estate Of Patrick Walsh. deceased. Marsares
Walsh. Execugrlx 81 Pafrtelk Walsh 4eceased, b.
crder ~ she surrogate OF Hofsan coanty. dated
August 1isk lssN hereby gives nekca 10 the credis
lorS Of sais AeceIent prlnE IN their uects, de-
ninnds and claims Hzaiusl the estate 81 said uecf
dent under oath or affirmation wffhtn Nina
months The date Of saii order. or ttey VIII -
forever barred Of any aetoa therefor against said
Executrfx - 81
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Sofiee Is hereby xtsen that the account d NJ
subscriber guardian e Mary Eflen S4seh4n.
sheenan. minors VIII 1s sadLted and sseted ~
the Surrogate o. the County OF Hudson AND ne
ported Tor settlement saturday. the 81 d6r *
&oye n1her Eaxt. "a
Dated august 4 A Z. iaDa
aAHEs SIBERIAN.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

Estate OF James Gora,lsv. deceased nennis
o'cullahsn. administrator Of James gormley. oe-
ceased by order 81 the surrogate Of Hudson c0un-
~. dated September 6, 1885, hereby gives notice 20
the creditors 81 said de cecent TO bring IA their
debts demands and claims against SAID oecedent
under oath affirmation. within nine 1aonths
the dale OF said order. they wiz b9 forever
barred or any action therefor against said ad
'''''''-' DENNIS oscALL-ARAS.
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when Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
when she was Child, she cried FOR osssoria.
When she became Miss. abe chung = cnstoria
when she had children. We gave them czatsrla
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Sill vERWARE.

200 Tea Sets, consisting of teapot, sugar
bowl, cream pitcher. spoon holder, war
ranted qnadruple plate. s756 set. or 81. 80
each piece.
500 Dozen Table knives. warranted
triple plate, 81. As per dozen.
500 Dozen Rogers A l Teaspoons. sl.e2
per dozen.
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Notice is hereby gtrea that the account d tno
subscribers executors Of John Aoutgonery, d.
ceased, will be audited and the &1froxc<1
or the county Of HUDSON. and reported for eefzIes
n1ent on SATURDAY, the "a day OF january. 1881.
JOHN MEANS
IAHIEL MACK
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
n oTICE 10 GaEDIT0Ils.

Kstafe OF Garrett 81 PATTERSON deceased. Lydia
Patterson and Charles n Patterson executors OF
fsarrrts NJ Patterson deceased. By order OF tho
Deputy Surrogate q Hudsoa county, eased
creditors Of snti docrtept 10 bring IN their debsA
demands and ciatls agalnas the estate Of said de-
f.icssfhs from the OF said oftiar. tsey ast
b. forever barred y any action therefor against
s''N sAss LYDIA PATTERSON.
CHARLES +. PATTERSON.
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Estate OF Edward rranagau deceased. Mary J.
Brsnagsn. execnsrtx o. kdwara ErsnAzan, az
ceased. BY order OF tka surrogate OF H0o<o4 Cu41
ri dated SeItHpilef u. sSki hereby gives notice %
the cfed.ror& said deeedent % bring "a thelx
debts. dezDau0s uat claims against The carnfe ~
said decedenf. under oath or Affirmation w1<htn
nine moltAs from the date Ht said Qr14l. o. they
viii 10 forever hurried q Any action tneretor
against aid execatrix e = Is e
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So<dee il hereby nisen that tne ancl nc&ossn< o.
the eubSeztner. za ialn isssA<es VIVA VIII eADsxs4
or Ue1fF A. N<erxetL {fara&se4. NH W 4uxtt&s<
and stn5ed y d. &urfoeass * NE coa 81 q Ixg6
SON. AnH por4e4 ~ SeftAtzAt4t ~ 24<uft<y ~
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Estate az Sarah Z. Skerraft deceased Gecrx4 u
nesRe. adsainis.ra WISH Will annsxsd q Sarah
= SEefzaft, aece1eFG4 oy oruer OF TIE Ue11<y <rf-
rowste Of Andeoa county. dated ..4s. -. 3. -.
hereby gives nc<ice 70 fhe eredttpxs II said 4eco
deaf to bring In rAeir debts. demands and claims
against the estate Of said 1eee1enf nnder oath or
affirmation. wtrain Eine months from the dEte "
tion therefor against said administrator
GEo AGE K DEk6E-
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Notiee Is HEREBY given that the annl acconns Il
TIE subscriber. assignee Of Patrick Kelley &d sea-
lnsolvent debtcrs viii be audited and seated ~
the Surrogate or the County Of Hudson and ~
ported for settle ment on Saturday. the "a az e
January 1891.
DaIed october "a A. D.. 1900
CHARLES I. CAER1cK
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CHILDREN'S
HalakaCliGiS.

s4oo Fancy Picture Boxes, each con-
tanning y dozen, colored border, chill
dren's Handkerchiefs. eoc., Csc. soc. a
box.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Garrett winants, deceased James n
Binants. one OF the Executors Of Garrett Z. WI
nauts. deceased by order OF the Surrogate Of Hud-
notice TO the creditors Of said decedeEt 10 bring
in their debts. demands and claims againsl the
tate OF said decedsnt, under oztn on affirmation.
within nine mouths from the date OF said order,
they VIII be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said Executor
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xotire IS ntrsby kizun that - 6nS1 ~ 4 =
The *st~srifc<. larf guardian pk Anuio = <6@# ~!
81 nlinez H11 p aa1le{4 - <E41<4 q
for ses1ismeizs On Haznr1at ~ 11<t ~ q
hHr nexk ~ IS <7i
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NOTICE or sETTLEMENr.

Notice il hereby given mat the finai account 81
the subscriber executor 81 Sophia Wilson. Do
ceased. Will be audited anc stated BY the sure
gate OF the county OF Hudson and sreporled ror
lS9l. ,7Es's' = X.
Dated October r. 4 .. $50
DASEEl. VAN XdxK1E
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Notice Is hereby given that the ncconnk * ~
Eubscrtrer. exeeneoz asc rrts1ee under che will ok
John E Asnrh dert ascl, VIII be asid1Eed and UnteI
By the Surrogate ur the county Of Hudscu ~ -
lated ocxobsr 1 a. q 18ca s
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NJ slce is bsres5 six<u thar me accouAk 81 ~
viii - audited and &kHt7d ~ t8e SufroGa&e IS ~
County Of Hud<on. ana keporfsd tor s<ffIeroo1s ~
lAted Det I. A. d }31 IS
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-03-08
1.-THE END.1
Juliet's Tomb.

At nooniay we visited the old Verona
marble sarcophAgus in the cloister OF
tAe Franci$can monastery, now sup
IRE sed BY Government. 1t is huge
stone receptacle, d clarcl to have Le II
the tomb OF air outlet In tn mar
Nelous old sacristy-chap OF San ia
Maria, in orgnno, with its sup rD in
tarsa work n d w,ndrous wood carv-
in =. all the han .lwork of tie humble
artist monk, Fra Giovan;. but in reality
a Prin q ovan Capu:cti, G choir
stalls conta nportrait leads of celebrated
personagcs OF the age of the Aontagues
Il d Capulets. Among them we ind
Romeos exquisite face and Juliet's Pa
tently pretty profile. Cards of sitors,
dried rosbuds and gold-paper h arts
flung into Juliet's tomb. recall, d us
the fact at wo m st make a suitab
a. know ledgment OF our pleasure and
sentiment in gazing upon it. so We
wrote II card and laced it. wrapp, d in
n magnolia leaf, in TIE little hollow
where her fair head had lain. and gave
the good-natured gar ener's wife. no
opened the cloi>ter to us. a whole Ira
mot '.uite twenty-five cents) to keep it
there. For tn to her-"bonanZa"
she said she wouil, Cor. San Fru,s-
cisco ChrOni ic
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WATERBURY, POST OFFICE
Mails Close.

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Seymour-7.60 m; $40, $50 Pm. .hAs4
Ninsted-10.b5 q m; $50 m.
stations On Nalgatuck k.R. AOyeA WaAuU0ss
Neriden-7.51, 1920 am; 1850, sic, -. yspa
Danbury,1. 70 N; 20, ,; 1..6:Se. - -.
watertown-i0.45 N; $50 n.
lakville-10.45 m; 6.3e n.
WoOdbury-730, 1915 m; 1.16 n,
5outhbury-7.SO m; 1.85 n.
Aiddlebury-123O N.
Volcott Gu. Tn, Sat) 1280a
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-03-08

1t matters not how selfish man
may be, there is something in him
which tells him the seliishness he sees
IN others Is cortemptible.- Exchange.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-03-08
Pure Rye Whiskey

rs bottled by us under the brand G.. o.
| Taylor Pure Rye. Rock candy is pure
sugar. The two, in combination, make a
syrup that will relieve the most stubborn
Cough or Lung Trouble. Buy the candy
and any leading druggist or grocer viii
supply the G. o. Taylor Pure Rye by the
bottle or dozen. Our firm name should be
on each label and over each cork. CHES-
TER 81. GRAVES & SONS, Boston.