davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

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Sssa. II Druggists. -5c
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

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Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

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ssires a a s-sGas ef Il aeaZzn Ks EfI- ll1serssa-
lzar 7ssrsssx waRu s1sy restr1 1a1 1r1't a1H
r,srrs.n acrsi sassult 1ss sse them .siE ss
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rens Als1 esErs pssrfsss1 AEsa-zA VI % T1s1-
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sszrsss All - r-E1 rahs end weszlG t-tzsile1
z1s VERY lie cut cf F1'L A. Fsu 7s.est 11
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s.szrer - srnr- 5nr-- and Assuring ps.rr@cs
s..sS esuz-uE Eix <ssBf l,sIrEs z1az krE s<-
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Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22


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Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22
Hoods SarsapariIIa
German
Syrup"

For c-lsl-r1 q =e,1t-
- Cough cz-e sEozlG be Also
1c., Izz,e,y reliable A
A' mother uuss X abe %
Medicine. p5- he- f15,h u Il as 70
hs- B5hle- Il must
cuztzs1 nothing violent Uzcs--z-z.
CT dz-Eg-u-S- 7. -1zss Be ssz-Gzrt
n material and =azus1rsz-S- II
must be vlziz --zf sz=pic 70 z3=zsz-
is.e-: easy and pleasant - take
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prompt n zc-so1. giving f=-s=zsi-
zse relsef. IS cnIIG-e-s t-uzS.eS
cuE-e culck- gr0w E1Sc- and end
fatally q osie-7EIss II : very SAo--
tine It=zss zoe o1iy relae~c gzsck
but b-TzS ihez z-DUz1 Czsck. a
chiti-ea ci1se and E-~t and SpoIl
tEcir constitutions u-5er Iozg coz
f-e--eu-- II uESt Go t. EUCk II
zods-z,e 6oscs- \ large quantity
Of zesscI1e II i child : zos deSz-z-
be Il zE- zos Iz-e-fere with TIE
chiId'S spsrcs. appetite CT general
health These things SUIT old a.
vel zs yUuzg f1Iks, and make 30
schee's Ger-za S-EP the avurI->
Szzgy z-elscl7e- a
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

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E-'SE-A OeEs1-1l0- az.z czz C ske- Nzls
kicking himself be~zzss - hEsns
zI.s zss-s zo1ey ext ot IL WHY.
saEs ~ IL II bozrAs E1zss oGs 5ke-s~
-za=1a- growing 2Es7r5cs---rsn yga-s
2.-os | e'a1l2 AAge h,sez E0rsA /. kz-ss-p,s
shs04zs1zst BON Azs3 Il csSzli have b-eu
eoGs1s thea se- I s.au-- Way G53n-s
FoSz a1y =. sksz<- i oe1l3z-s sS-z--
Ezs2so Exrre<s.
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

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Sc the Cezr--1Ase Cs,.ixznk >ssh1cZ We
ErsA - Ess al shs zAEzs-x II esss &C 90
bSE- II y0E rsszss sszs. " Ps--S ~
s-e N 4 T'aisisis1 - uz1ss E9'E -~z-~z tt
B1-- dear Mr. R0szs> Es tes1 s2-~ Euz
wi-l 0Sli-s "a Il . sara a HszE-ls..
eh1-5sY--
Nr- Potts ,1zsse- slzlyh-Ts@y Sss she
h2los ard FaE lie rzFs---Lzss-
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

AzIss<s Nosa@--Ny dear. does that
F'17E z11 Was eSzss - see y0ss k.5szs
- . <0ss1 family.
L1&ga-er-Nssse IT, He cazss OF oss
ealozl1l s-0.ck- dating Eay s.ck 70 sae
NsF@1Ser-
NsEee--l al Eel5-Ersss - ksa- skaz
Si-s 1-e yea szI-@ e sk1zE
LAl4GH-e--1sss Ezszsess- You o1rAs n
e-1- s1,z eszgA-Plsszsz-ga P-sss.
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

rH1sz Gf Fuu who are -sa-T Ant heavy
nI,-szs..f win SICKNESS amt ezKr-. wss<1s.9
sf.l-vl win the I11ruI-lssS r1a5 ossssE III.
human <ysaenu- ez1 tlI 1lss cue zlIl1r ne,-
,.-ssirr - rssears ygu - 6rrs-ar aGara1z
i,.sl9rh- In Sherman Frisrszv Ash 6s-aerx
Z E1rir7razss 1ztt SrrsuE-1ruls ne its.1tA1-
-1-sss arxa1.s ants Z .r=scinu- auai d1spsAz r1.
,.1lI.1i.s as-isiElar E-gr1 a lslssssE-sast 2Tsr-
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

l-,f,sars gI-rls-lIsEgiF ia ne si--zn.- posture.
K-- sar 1,srs pr. Eii s,izll - As.1tlz1 zfan sx
.,.-ssTs muscular ez.r-lgu N -ee sp~u Ar
s1.Krzf sss-t.ns -Er-r wurxerS Ers sEr -gs wezrT
Eszsr affs-,t 1aurS -H --1ss r,ila,it a-est1I -sr
gsiss u r1ss apsn AR ThevGEssn need n .Enis-
y here ezE1 slav seek In~izzy1-Irsnn n1rscsr
AMY amt 14E-ssGalF -AAn E-1m E51s1srrsrF ,
~rgEuaafn blr1er-. a rEuGE1nE particularly 3
ssisKcsest - re-.ruis me sr1xux-s.sf slrwe at
1arars. - a.sa far Dyspepsia z-St1eE-
Ersr and -.ssEI.r.-l-ss. Il -r1i,ssI -
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

Fl-ss Ne,ls,zl >sBzez.-0.9 ysa s.ssx.
,1Ee sz<7aca11 z1az sa5s ssLlsx tsa-r
zszSt
>ss,su'& Ns,Iacz1 Ssza1sn--EE-e~--as-ry
1a~s asA- szrzs -ssszsL1-,-e - Ess.
s-1z w~'Es --szi sze-T sAEz- wr-ss,ss
ara
Eze Dead E1z-E xas1 vsa s.ssyx.
s's1A- s-zz zA-Ezzs--- &c sZse sad -.ss ha.r,k
- Pa--s1ez z-aA-L-fs--
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

NeE Azz4sss--4zs-- Lshazss. was
A. F91 r1tzr - be Eaen ysg x-ux 4zs
sac1z-@--01- Tz rsEz- ~ ks : -.ssss-e
szr avail
v A--.szeQssE
3a1z-1s = YES. All sAez Ara .szs
ssS-T eczF = ~ sIzlE'Il get sx<srs
--.----s sEsrE =Ga-A sos zs5al,<. azs
LA 90 - z@<----a&
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

GzxRr --zzez<ss 1-e se1sn u-zte n T-t1g
es sr-uruzze- Il - a safe -zI1e - f5ila7F siaas
~. 80 ~ az-zTs the caargssE cheap
christian r11F csr<z gssz Tzs1r Ia = T11
ha-s Mara = Tazr System vgz WI -fis
erEv - -yssssr-snlla- nn- uu1r - wark Lcs1
ri-rze i uau.v bls1- 0ue asill1- srsrS rsr
Lien isef-sr=r > Aaziszssrs VII efr-e y11 n
rrwensg-f1a~ hsurz Sid oE DruZgisss
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

Ixv-w t-vm experiences raar Dr. 1szAAs
Sx-ss.ussrfIla = r1ss r-sr1s -zesfSgf1e - Ess
WIEN sas feels weak and sssas1Il1I4zssA -
E,s-,a & saved nv Efs- fgr | grew w1rse
--.,r-r ,saE F-sr7 -sss ELECTS 1e 7srvuus ee1slr
= AZ vwsfss MS rsr7ssfT cured us c1u-
5lera.i~-r y Gsr.szas. TEaraiEstsEsr@ DsA
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

F-1-1zz1s AzzsrlsF-Xsz- h.sna-. !
n1s- ~ 1zsrzzss sazs eszsa- L - 49,
s~rz-s'i n - sslsr esu--
%1-s'=-- n scssz1ls- Ese-= a1z z~~-
- E-psl- -zfs--
R-E-111-- A-zarzsr-E kzszsr. ss.- -
7lA-zz-1 sszz-ei = -sas -ar-e-r Va /.
r-iG-re of asz1=1 sszzszs s-su a .asr-
EG-W-sz Ss.n-s-
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22
4 Sszz-zrv Ecr with rcfel

4 Snz4zs~ Ect with refer-
ence 70 Dr. Perces Golden
NeGcd Discovery s. that.
O-ze s1-sz11rLlzs zzd oSher
blood zee1c-eS. which a-r
szd ID be good for the blood
II N1-vh- April md Nav, the
= Discovery works equally
vel IL Ale ygzrr r.z1zE, and
= Il c1Ses Ct bIooG-.zs-ts or
h-10rSs Id matter what their
1e or r1-Erc-
It's the GkSzeezt blood
pUrher sold through drug
gSts-
Wky2 Because IT'S sold
on i ferzlG-z fz, and yUu
only pay for kGe grE you
get
IN you ask 1oree
-GoIden Medical Dfscuv-
cry Is 4 concentrated vege-
table extract put Up N large
bottles; CU1tzl1s no alcohol
TO inebriate, no syrup or
sugar TO derznse DIGESTION: :
s pleasant 70 the taste, and
equally good for adults or
children
Ihe Discovery" cures Ill
Skl- Scalp and ScrufnIo1s
affections. Is Eczzna Teteer.
Salc-zhe@ Fever-sores, White
SEelngs, Hip pnt disease
and kindred ailments
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

I-asAs : LaN-Es r1I skzx ---~ i.
-'e-- s''s17s- 1eTt Elzz = e hrr-r. -.
Hle1 E-s 1-saz1aE1- Ensrrs
El--a.zF-Ezz-rr hss- 81 Ssh
tar-s >-Wa---= - Ez x-a~ n
ss'.s= g --as -=ss @1eE- Eaz-s wzzs
Fss-< - = .Sz rs2~-Pa
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

L-za- -as-Da1 FlE sv-- .s1r uf s-v
NJ ForrE1- er zrrzvs
&lA-g aay-cs--4.z-ys Azrs 5s-@ a-rN
So
--z1Ezs-4EHs rs4- E-t-a,fs g.
<z F1z -Hz1rsz
@a--F-s'E-'oa- : szz7lF sd a sslza- a
snz--s -lrEl.-s s.-Wssz Sssr-
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

Efs. eIxn -sr-Ezgu ars.1iuexs 1llf slrss rr-,frsr
"a asssesGEszs- amt 2puruvaz af r1ss 7l.sKssslus
lil'il,t a-'Tir -sinsstT >Fr-z1 af : II Is TIE
ni'-S szl-sAleslz EE-<Trzws zngr1. llLr1szrza=
lie E1.zss 1t r1s- grIsk.s-ss an xnIcir - sue.
ss-s . 1ues.ssi aast ARE aaFlrifsIurzv r-aSEEl.,r
~ ne GA-lcIrllzE = : Ssrrl1p CampanE
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

EAvx 7s ssrzaE ~ q rrvrpE and Ecssz1-e
crz-e Esr sssrx aszaish.s.. eTlaigszssss. euus1f-
-aeicu- pas1 n tae s5iss. Izit a. liver truuo-
g. Car-erFs Lf-z.s. Liver Pil-s. T-y snsEz1
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

A -uxxzxrL hsr1s - where eneere,zi eff-1-
ss-=u gEGv rheT e417nr 1ss Cheerful 5r 1s.se =
xI,ssf hssslzza Ezls=s znisy are ecesAst1 11A.-T
rsEer DR. BazLZs form Desz<uTerS
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

Ia CAz1 EuzxyxASy k1s been -rl-
l-,-ss-.r 80 = Saz Ds~-S fer s1zs years
IN -akzzx ~ caUsc-s1r r~cezElT fOr
sA- British NEsezz he fund q new
sueczrez q kerrlz- thz- Azs PssesSes
ne-Srzzes s1r sIzVp-- L the e.1rsal
,exrnrz1 and vx1.zI Ez& Ths sea-es
are large. TIE eyss hare n CLASSY eu=e--
s-.r Ard z-Bss &C LA ha.zd is -rzzs1a<szs
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

r Is zrr w-se Is szv every tafzr TcE
k-.rr h1.- hnsx can sor1s ssupls 1-ir = Y
-Asv szF any s411x a. AIS nsrTl--s
E-u--x-
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

uaasF La--s-whr- hs~ss zs. A-F-
va. -sw IL j. Ass N-l- s1earss AZ
ruEl@sE - 1-sz Fess-~ asss-s't VIA @aa-z
AzF E1zs1zsr-ess2sssz .AA 3 sA@
ws-5&- NJ 5-sz-- I've -1iSs1 = zsElsu -
A--z zaF zsseAs- = t4s k5s=1sz--P's'-iS-
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

~C.s-r yuu .ezF s1r 9a1sr. GarTF
s1nE Mazrss sal VI. zra lzul -Az sa1t
z1S. lsss vqsI Lass2s1zst- she 1sl-a---
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

-E.vr Tua a1Y tang ~ sav. pri>ausrf
as4.ss the guE-e w ygur anlGr- -x--re
Eaar Z sxze- vs-T L---e - please nd. -
PazI.ssseiua aia Times
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

y Tie Gar --iiss ssz-s1z, WI. sanug1 r.
I la 81 1aa. q zis-fa1l zn,.ts- = g-nr.ensrn-
l-s----tA Fgu Ar .lsss1s- zIlE1l1lr az sl. k5att
1laz-zz-zs E=ssIr@ TasL = - L-at2anzs'1ila
r1F1r-xE
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

sSzz a,raaiIy h-uz~ fsr heart w1su trr
n.ussaasf Ezs.ss : siThaz explains aer SrsssnE
ssxssxF - mend !. ~ re-Sz1--1g '-ka--.r
,tsiucs2 Tines.
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

E-rrr-@Dur's yuu rwrue-nssrr Msiif-
--ss.- e-Sr came cut Naz4 slnserruse-
r.rf--.Yes. dear. was 1U= 4 elllla lea
- 5s1-ssFu s.l
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

Srxsarw or gsssr ne csilexe professor
rar yrg1srs ~ ssa1d wei seems ~ Dc
allrays Blssan.g 11gEr s1r . guest chair
E.EuIFzL Gazette.
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

Eaw e1sy L 11asEs waen Egu srs sE-71< ar
-le .az-iar wiuEfu-v wzern11sg a Ez1 Gu ne
sitts<-vzk s1GTeiz1x s1GWL - eslGeETl4e
rssxr-za-
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

-Hzx ara EruakIF1 Psgpls LA Eiat41
srri1xst Weeu -1sy sress lie sr1-ss-
5<uekZgz E1r1e
Oxford eagle., 1891-01-22

Crsrrrr--Hazz Eaf Ysu <-t snrr- e.aa
aayFs CEalIF--4 s2lAfaw fe4 Gu ma -
Pxrcfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07

COAGHMAN ana GENERALLY USE.
y FUL.-By single man: flrst-class groom
experienced city or country driver; milk,
furnace, plain gardening. flowers and lawn !
willing and Trustworthy: city references.
COACHMAN, Box %, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07
ilJork nJanteo.
females.

YOUNG LADY OF Intelligence and On
"A crgy would give services for lessons
In massage. Address j. e., Tribune Ouce.
a YOUNG woman OF good appearance
n wlshes 70 learn millinery business VIII
work for exceedingly low wages y good
salcswoman. Address NJ. COZ 3d-ave.
A YOUNG WOMAN. with knowledge OF
"A bookkeeping, desires a situation In
Office; good references. Address II. N. T.,
63l DesGlb-aye., Brooklyn.
-, TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
y "A young lady desires O position IN
city or country; experienced In general
Office work bennington machine. Address
4. NJ. b.. Tribune Office.
=, TENOGRAPHER aud TYPEWRITER.
> A young lady desires position In
hotel In country. Address ID. /. L.. Tribune
once.
" DUNG LADY. speaking English and
L German would like position not mental.
Address, with particulars, \. NJ, Tribune
Onlce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07

n OACHMAN.-By. competent Protestant
pcrienced In care and treatment OF horses
and carriages city or country. FRANK
Box 100. Tribune Uptown O0ice. 1928
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07
fral Gsiaic nlanteo.

u 1RST-CLASS country residence wanted
l. for house near Central Park; CONNER
cal paper negotiated. HOYT, ELWELL
g. PATrEN, 1877 Broadway.
wv ANTED. -FNrnished cottage for july
w and August about 30 miles from the
city; references exchanged. Address. with
terms. which must be reasonable. G.. o. p.
Tribune once.
w ANTED.-House In Brooklyn, within
w mile OF city Hall, nearer the better.
suitable for occupancy or investment VIII
nav all cash II suited. Mrs. J. II. WARREN,
New-York PostOfllce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07

CARDENER.-By competent young. mar
ST ried man; thoroughly understands the
care OF greenhouse. rosehouse. hot and cold
oraperles. fruits and vegetable garden. ana
the general management Of Gen;leman' 5
place; ilrst-class references. Address
DYKMAN. 81 Ashburton-ave, Ionkers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE TUESDAY, PAGES
Dressmaklnn.

N RESSMAKER, late OF White. Howard
81 Co., can take u few more customers
reception and evening gowns a. well a.
SCOTT, 205 West 22d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07

n 0ACHMAN.-EXperienced tandem drl.
" yer; thoroughly understands his BUSH
ness unexcelled reference. HOWARD
MILLER, l0l ENst 57th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07
Real Gsinte 10 Gxchanqe

T. LEGANT country seat, free, 70 exchange
~ for city house. or Brooklyn loans
made; HOYr, ELWELI. L. PATTEN, 49,
broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07

L. ARM MANAGER--BU 1TERMAKER..,-
4 NV Scotehman and wife on genteman's
place competent In his duties wife good
buttermakcr; exceptional references. "a.
dress SCOTCHMAN, care OF Mrs. Anderson,
OF LeNinQtOn-aVe.
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COACHAiAN.-By a Young married man.
" no children; thoroughly Understands his
business; wife excellent laundress first
class references. Address w. A., Tribune
Uptown Once. 1,23S Broadway.
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fjelp UanteS.

A GENTS wANTED.-Our shoe buttons
y Danish button hooks; button quicker !;
foot eased instantly; rcbuttoned Instantly.
any time. anywhere. never pull OF; always
wear black; save boots sample, terms. &c.
&c: box worth CSC. 10c.; both sexes.
PITTS FIELD BUTTON CO.. Pttsneld.
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CARDENER.-By strictly sober man OF
VI IS understands gardening In ell It's
branches; management OF horses ana catIe
and care Of gentleman's place. Address
y W r.. Tribune ONCE.
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~ O0K-HoUsEMAID;-Ry two reliable
and Isundress; experienced stitress;
neat. respectable. and understand now 70
work thoroughly city, country. With Mrs.
qfYf ,ER ASS 6th-aNe.
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gonnirr Real estate 90 Eet

A GENTLEMAN owning beautiful and
"A eommodious residence, with oil modern
e0nVeniences and spacious grounds, dear-
ably located in thriving suburban city.
eontempates converting IL and a handsome
cottage on same grounds Into hotel TO &C.
commodate 90 70 50 guests, or viii let them
as they are for term OF years. Apply 10
y. ID. HOFFMAN, 20 Passaic-ave., Passalc,
n. J.
III oUSE Of IL rooms, near depot, Tarrv.
III town, N. Y, for sale, $1,000. W. III.
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siorses ano Garriaaes.


352, ga, 376 Broome-st.,
and broadway, 5lst-st. and 1th.ave.
SPRING AND SUMNER CARRIAGES
of the best class.
yictorias. Wagonettes,
ssSriaiets Depot Wagons.
IVA WhoeierS Curtain Rockaways,
Nal phss tons, Elk. Top Cabriolets.
Psnaaulcttes Oos-a.Dos,
6,nnbuses Road Wagons,
= rsss Rockaways, Top Phaetons,
yonne Rockaways. Ladies' phsetons,
ssosacr phsetons, Buekboards.
Sfs~s-ViS Village Carts,
rsndaus RunabOuts,
Fancy Traps, Derby PhaetoDs,
ioetors' Wagons, Sutreys,
110esofs, Broughams, Childfcn,s Traps,
ppsnrv BuckboardS, Saxon phaetons,
A"">@ SECONDHAND
vseons phae.ons, Buckhoards, Rock>.
,svs Surveys, Fancy Traps, Victorias,
Is1daulettes. Wagonettes, Carts. Dos-a.
ms Village Cart. Staphope Gigs, Stan.
tone Phaet0ns. Depot Wagons, Doctors
phaetons EX. TOP Cabriolets, Runabouts,
canopy Victoria PhaotOns.
NOR SALE.-Ponles for children. from
L Is inches 70 10 hands, with new. carts
ard harness Shetland stallion (superb). 80
;oshes high. years cd very fine: price
$50. Address o. @. JACKSON, ID. V. s..
Jamaica I. I.
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flats Go fet, FURNISHED.

1IWI1 NU LII, . U KI1rDTTNU'
u IRST-CLASS APARTMENT Of rooms
L and bath, completely and handsomely
furnished; would take part rent in board
II agreeable. Address WEST 03D+ST.,
153 4th.ave.
MARLBOROUGH ARMS, g. West 10TH
lV1 ST.-Furnished and unfinished apart
ments hrst.claSs restaurant In house
bathrooms with each apartment; hot and
cold water. Inquire on premises.
NEWLY FURNISHED corner nat. JAN
~ IT0R, SO East 30th-st., bet 3 and 4.
ITO A SMALL FAMILY of adults hand.
some fiat; furnished; . rooms and
bath; from May I; references required.
Call or address S. NJ. r., l0i East 7Sth-st.
ITO RENT.-Fufhished in the Navarro
i Building from May l 20 September
/ or longer, handsome corner apartment
facing the Park. inquire OF OFFICE. 175
West 56th-st
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~ ARDENER.-By a single man % years
u experience IN greenhouses. vegetables
OF giving satisfaction. Apply to J. FINN,
hastings on Hudson, v. Y.
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GOOK.-By lrst-class cook In prlnte
u family. understands all kinds Of cook.
ing and management Of Kitchen wages,
so n s35; nrst-class city references. Call
$50 3d-aye.
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~ ARDENER.-By a siple man OF long
VI experience In flrstclass places, Win
zine plants ard vegetables; best reference
given. Address D. L.. care OF florist i'I
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n ACHMAN-COOK.- by married
" couple, respectable English people; man
cook or laundrcss. Call or address Mrs.
SMITH, 355 West 45th-st.
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IT, HE best cigar and candy store in Brook
Ign, No. 729 Fulton-st., Is iof SAFE
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Domestic 5ituatons ioanlsS
Males.

Z, ARMER. GARDENER, HERDSMAN.--
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and energetic wants house best references
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-28
MRS. COOPER'S CLASS.
The Significance ard Effect of Christ
iutI.

The Significance ard Effect of Christ's
Birth.
The lesson If Mrs. Cooper's class yester-
day was diStinctiyely lesson of the Christ
mas-time 1t was based upon the record of
Christs birth, as recorded by Matthew,
and the visit of the wise men. The teacher
opened tie lesson by saying; 'Those who
really desire to find Christ will always be
guided to the place where he may be found.
Those who truly love him will bring their
best gifts and treasures to him. These wise
men craYed something higher and better
than they possessed. Learning is some
times decrled as the enemy of religion. This
is all wrong. It is true that mere learning
in and of itself, will never make Christian.
But TO say that learning is necessarily a
hlndrance TO religion Is to argue that idOcy
Is nearest to inspiration. Let us never for
get that science was the first to kneel at the
feet of Jesus, and true science will always
kneel at the feet of Christ, the Lord. This
longing for light, which the magi showed,
is implanted in the soul by God himself.
The soul needs light, just as the eve needs
soul into the very light of God. Except we
become as teachable as the little child, we
cannot enter Christs kingdom of knowl-
edge. To worship is greater than TO reason.
Love is the great Interpreter Of religious
truth"
Many questions and much discussion fol
lowed in regard to the early persecution of
the infant Jesus. Said the teacher: at
must have been very hard Tor Joseph and
Mary TO be sent down into Egypt so soon
after the alteration of the shephards; but
quick obedience without murmuring was
rendered. Vicissitude IS the lot of all. 1t
was Christ's lot. He came to show us our
way out of Egyptian experiences. God al
ways calls his sons out of Egypt in due
time. Some do not return, because they do
not heed the call. Into Egypt we all must
go, sooner or later. ia obedience to infinite
wisdom and love. Christ was fleeing from
those who should have hailed his coming
with joy. II is warning to our religious
thoughts. Let them be pure, high, lofty
aud spiritual-ready to receive Christ the
Lord"
In clos 'ng the lesson Mrs. Cooper said I:
''ln how many of us has Christ been born,
the hope of glory? Blessed are we if we
can say this day: Unto us is born
Savior, who is Christ the Lord This
process of incarnation is still going on.
Christ is gradually entering into human
spirits and transforming them. Under the
inspiration of this King Emanuel the world
is being lifted up. Good will to mem is to
become the universal refrain. Christ is
forever coming. and to as many as receive
him to them gives he the power to become