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WEST SHORE EAlLEOAD. y. Y. c. \

w H. Il. Il. l.. co.. I's,re .iraigs itayc West i2d.,t
ln, loot Of Jay.,t Kew YORK: Hamilton London. Detroit
ana 'hi,'g% w T. m ' orooto Io.i5 10 -, M
's.I5 H. M Iulalo Rochester Nu,pE-lon Bridge Naga.
,, L,l- Iuri aud N,raru-t, 3 80 10 II a M. Is
\ 10 p M. and al 80 a. n tui', only to ua KING.
lam Il 20 L. 10 Is all 30 "A. 90 > 10 and
.Htis d. M. -Iii ud Albany, 80. = :l5 10 rs
all 80 No.; - 90, > -. - - r. Cnnston. West
PAM C,rnSnI Nfwbutg. g 80. = -. N."J 10 Ia,
10 "a ali 80 q. H., Il H. 81 90. 80 IS a. i5 u 80
10 III - H. Montreal ana Canada East. 10 M
- rs pm tlrrant sir'liup rarN Tor Buffalo Niagara rails
D.,rot CHICAGO ana 81. Louis all through train,
i,,ty, uIurllNn. ItuuklNn "A ma
4 90 u IA .rr.cy City f. H. X station a u. ~. !;
4 80 u. M Daily Daily. except SATURDAY. MI Other
trains daily except sunday For uch't, mclable-. par
Tor ana sleeping notation. Information. apply
orrc, Bro0hrp- 1873 Wa-hirpton-~t, 126 FutOnsL An.
foot of Fulton--t; New York tttl 3b3 ,S5
l9s broadway. 80 owcry. - Park Place. 50 W
II5th.-t West Shore foot ~ West 12d-,t
foot OF Jay-st.. North RIVER &. t.. LAMBERT, General
Passenger Agent. Yanderbiltayc.. New.York.
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n OOH ) TOURS
TO THE TEOPICs
LA GUAYRA PUEErO CABELLO. CURACAO ETC.
b TIL EACELLLNT STEAMSHIPS OF 4uE
RID I'D" LINZ.
THE WEST INDIES NSp SOUTH AMERICA. BY THE
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF THE
UNITED STATS And BKAZIL MAIL -. ,. 60.
Ticket for circular tour. ct.t The above lines
arrange iu ans d.-Il.d oou.bnat
lu,trttod pamphlet, VII, fu 4t,i.n', or T. cs on
application
IIOa. COOk & sos. pol Broadway " Y
Cook'- Grand IS, ortDd Tour JAPAN sill ,.a,r Ncw.
YORK, March =. illustrated pr"frtnIn" Oh Application.
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N EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

y hAIIWAl.-Ipn. law Wr,t l2dsL a. IoIloNs
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jay st. 80 ~ Tor
Middlctown tllcnyic, Liberty pclhi N9rwich Oneida
Chicago; 80 y for CAM ben Hall Middle
town EcnVllr. Lbrty - Is p. Tor MdGlctOWn. Lib.
crtN Walton, Oncid, Central square O>wegO. Rochester
Niagara Fails Detroit. Chicago. ~. Louis. Daily. All
other trains daily except sundays. Tickets time tables.
broadway. j. &. ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent
IArhn 4
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THE MISSES ELY'S

--A.-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
"A. Boarding and School for Girls f0th opens
Sept Is Address for circulars, 1910 Mont2gUe.st
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For Young I.adipS-CitY.

&c v-REV. Dir. AND MRS GARDNERS
a, SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS. 807 3th.ayc. ga year.
Mrs GARDNER, Author Of "Iisory IN Rhyme"
MISS NJ. BLACKWELDS School and Kindergarrh Tor
wi Children reorens october !. at 10 Fast s3d-st
Wan NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1850. Home and
Dav school GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS, PAEls
! yrGsITION 1880 80 and 2so 7lstst and West
End Lave. IlIne VAN NohMHN' f''"'P'-
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IORDDECTSCIIER LLOYD =. =. co.


toH e. hESsIn3wN AID LlVEHrpoL
CRY o. BhtilN WTiny.dlyi lm9,p -. Z 80 4, m.
CITY or NI.w-YOHK Wcinc,da,. February H. > -. IA.
From Pier a. y 4 rdjoiniys CNfi,'ophrr-t. fcrr,.
FIRST CABIN. $50 and upward. according 10 st,alrf
and ocatlon VI room SECOND CABIN. outward 435 -.
GreIad. go. STFEEaGE. 500 PETER WRIGHT q
sONA. Genera A.cnt,. HOWLING GIEEN. y. Y
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i OF III ny T1NO II
The unusual press upon this institution for me past
called Tor enlargement 81 pa ahd tlhtv
additional seats provided that The 9TH ~
January there viii be for few more students In
10th departments Applications should be mahc before
tbe oncninp Gate s. B. PACKARD President,
VIZ VF'' 1O1 23dst
THE BERIJTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES No ]
i West 1j,l.st Branches Boston Jhila.. Washington,
chicago berlin Paris &C. Rest instruction SO per term.
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Ocean 5lcamers.

A ANCHOR Linz z; s; NAIL IL S heamsnRps
fe' o. 81 L. RI b. o9' Of IeIoyftO J. p M
AnchOrla Jan ~ a. IN. CGoa'sia Feb ~ 3 p m. M,
o'HfA For lex and Irsh5r Storu alton Apply
DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARACAIBO AND Coito.
S. Fix &c., East sstu Kssr J.nu.ry s.
s.: ihIf2IET MA :wcdoe:day iaa"an i, ,.
These A@sllssa Steamship pscsS
have Yer, superior 5;t1SSaS $, 3%EISEE
'0HFis oS SS COOK SON 2SI BSad.sl
CUloN LINE.
FOR oG}EHESSsHH6tW v2 1 AID hiyERF66L
tS-.o ro' 3d. ; q e; q t 20 m
CABIN passage $50 500 $50 and soc Second Cabin
go so aH 4. GNDERiIIifffL Co. IS Broadway N
COMpAGNlE GENERALE Transatantiques
" FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY y SATrH! KDAI
M f nS G% SS Satar;y s JAN B. a. NJ
"a GAHG2Nh Rd aafsy JAZZ IT, 10 80 n
A. FORGET. General Agent 40 Bowling Green.
- ERAlUDA ROYAL MAIL AND CABLE.
oN ,s coSrEST $E isa SS a! nIy " r.
Margnqae St. Lea Hsi5.dcs, Grlnada and Ir0idad
Idtisfs': aRHy s,as.o., q, BROADWAY,
fhGSo cdda soS. 2ci ' and ia35 Bfosd~sy
CUNARD LINE.
NkWlUHh 10 LIVERPOOL Via QUEENSToWS.
From Plr 40. North River.
FAST EAPKESS NAIL SERVICE ~
othnii Jan. 10 Cnbr.a Sat Psb ID ?; M
,nlIia sat Jan. -. y. Id l-trurla Sat feb ~ Pm
CaLl. passage $50 and upward. Intermediate: 80.
etrags ticct and from all parts OF Europe at very
low rates. For relsht and passage Apply az mo COM
'-' VERNON IL BROWN CO.. General Agents.
NETWORK Il CUBA Mail Steamship 20.
~ From Pier, 10 and i. East RIVER. az p m
for Havana, Prosrcso. Campecne, LagGna froh'eFA
Mois ana.,'c ariefRao Saaua. Gai6arisn.
~.ssau Sautag de CuSl Guantanamo aGd Cienfucco,
CKiZIBA, Havana ana Mexican Ports sat, IAN 8
. 81 WNSIiINGToT. nav McN. Ports sat, Jan. 10.
SNlINIOGA. Havana ana Cardrnas We'd, Jan. ~
Fri. Jan. ,.
Fvr full particulars 'rclgh, n. passage apply. %
JAMES T. WARD CO.. ll3 Wall.st
=, AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
y A!.NGEE LINE-Fpur steamer, weekly from New
- K8NsAS CITY wcdnesiay. December 81. 3 p. n.
~ tUNITNUOotUIE. .....I Ui1y, jar uary :, 8 D. m.
- NtlgDt mn ~tfIriaS. Jan 3. D. m.
- Ciy OF 'rri:NINGUAN Nori1y January }. 3 p. N.
Conncc-lf. VIII Cnrll Railroad OF Georgia and Savan'
nah Florida and Western Railway for al Joints In
,I'hEt,IN FLORIDA. SOUTH CAROLINA. ALA.
RAMA and LOUISIANA. Un,urpl'''d ac;onmodatons
." u Uk~UAGFN. w. H. KIIEII. Gen. Agt
ra.f ~ : 4, and " R'y lsanuth last Line.
RI. iwfLKEn. Agent Ocean Steamship Co..
Ns.g u Mort
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Musical Instruction.

ID ANJo-HENRY c. DoB~ON. sole Manufacturer and
ID teacher ~ the patent Bell banjo, 20 broadway.
Branch 30 West i2jthst
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AIRS RURSZ SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND
wi TYPFWRITING, % Clinton Place, Sth-st, near
BROAD way-Soparate and thorough instruction advanc,
mont rapd certificate OF competency graduation 'a
ur-c 20 circulars
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(,lIAkLESIQN, S. C, nc IoHlh y Soulhwest

y JAtK ILII MD NII4 FLOEIDA FONTS.
TIE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Per -" j.. q: ti0ri Eot-r, rlt. ST. az b NJ
ALGONQU IN. Clailc- ton and H. ian
EMASSEE. Charleston aud jackson, lie Mon Ian. ;.
CIitKOf ~, Char c-t0u and llc sOn, HE We'd. Jan T.
SEMINOLE thagl' ,ton ana Jd' L.uut HE Ian
All steamers have nr,t.Cinss passenger
under open policy effected Of ono per
cent WN l.. CLYDE q CO.. bcncrh Agents,
49, D Rowling Gte'aI. y. Y.
T. o. E8ER. Genp AT g. r. FRI Line. 3i7 Br01dw sy.
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RED STAR LINE.
IL E0p ANTNVEUp Avn pApIs


SAILING Tor New ! on. aud Antwerp weekly
EIHNLAND w dncsdny. January T. 3 H. m.
wtsIEl:NLAND WEDNESDAY, January II. at ! 30 a.
Cabin Rates First Cabin. - aud upward. FNcur,lon
ss5 and upward Second Cabin. s3J. Excursion eos and
f72. Storage AZ very low
PETER WRIGHT & son. GcnI Agts Bowling orsea.
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TAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL.

Japan CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAIA
s.camers leave San francisco follows:
OCEANIC ............ THURSDAY. January % p. m.
GAELIC. ........... Saturay February H. 3 D m.
EILGlC Tuesday. Horch 10. D. N.
.acTASlC ............. Thursily. Arrl .. N.
eutertly Appontcd-Supetor Accommodations
Ecscr,aton an Do rad br letter telegraph 70 and
.aln pan. ~ and Ji3 Broadway. Newly rA OF
ICON -. I.4-.ro4d Bl.I.nr. san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. PRECEDENT
7 II. GOODMAN. General Fa'senEer Agent
DACITIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl'S
/ iISI.s 10 CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA:
GENITAL AND SOUTH All RIGA AND MEXICO
Fs-a Hos-rore. pig ., u fin' y IL
60 So. .-... t1 Obj" lN'H"Gs or lanhrA
NENIbltI -llI- SATURDAY. January TO- noon.
iron >1n francisco IL alf Erannan st'
FOR IApAS AND CHINA
cry OT TTkiNU sails at riay. January 10. p. m
For fr,.t' ii-e alI general information. apply -
,outarv's 80 % fI. p,f. flo' - tlrl.--t.. y X.
H. J. ut tI-AI. Genera. superintendent
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Ocean 5lcumers.
4 TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
"a Tourist. an t..r Jamaica and her GREAT TX.
HIPlTION r,nain there l. day. Including Boa al and
Residence at tho CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL. n
Kingston or O.; tn, boauu. bland b. Tho LAS
LINE STEAMERS. fof $50, with thg option 0. cAt-ld
.ne their Tip A. he ratio 0;
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
UAyu CO.O.Abis. DOuuO1Atlons rr.t.ciass
PIN. FOHWOOD n co. Agents - Stat,--t.. y. T.
THOMAS COON / son IOuI.st Agencies.
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SCHOOL FOR CIR.

THE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND 1i2 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN.
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A. Nd LIVERPOOL

WUITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
loyal AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
Brltannc. Jan ii. 8 80 Ica,onic 3D. H. : T. H..
Celtic. Jan. 81 Celtic. Feb IS > H. M
Germanc. Jan. -, 80 MI Majestic. frb -. a M
From White star Dock, foot Of West iOth.st.
Second. cabin these steamer. Saloon rate. s50
and upward ACCORDING to steamer and location OF berth
Second cabin $50 aud sac Excursion tickets
steeragc. 40. ComJsnys once No. u BroadG az
New-york. Philadelphia ONCE. 100 Waliutht.
j. BRUCE ISHtY. Agent
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Gin Dropcrln for Sale.

4, OVR ~ PtHB HOUSES Manhattsn-aNa netwcrn
l1-h and lI3th facing par of Nornlngsis
PARK and now Cathedral site .oN5o. four and blsA-
utNf huutr~ I1itN extension II, 1uf cabinet trim "a
to u rooms abundant closet. light collars rret eicn
hou.' Il gem tud hIgcalp
! 90, VIII %. 3; arint'td by POLICE, ~ the TITLE
81 AkANlIt NNp TIL 81 COMPANY - Lib'r,N.st
PtNFIELD owner 33p West ii2th.st
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sT.IOUI-. CHICAGO, AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS

$50 r. VI. -FoS all points In n" Vest, N"th-west ana
Southwest. Pullman Nesthule Sleeping Ar New ORR
% Ptt.burrh ~ Louis. chicago. Cincinnati. aud Nom
ph.- Peun-yl,anls Railroad pulng Car ~" YORK -
Philadelphia and Pullman Dining car Pittsburgh u
Hirhmuud and ,bcLSo. Arrives at tin' lnnati v 80
=. in. Chicago - 30 70. 20. nrNt dar, and = Loni,
90 \. M. >""ond morning connects for CLEVELAND
ana Toledo daily. except saturday.
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THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY JULY 5, 189TwELvE PAGES.

to say that - I is not a fighting regiment
after this. They must put some account of
such a scrimma e as his in the papers. It's
a big thing IN sOrties. | wonder whether
Nell will be pleased " hen she reads 1t in the
papers"
And here suddenly through the trench ran
q whisper OF, Here they come again.
In his anxiety to ascertain what was do
ing, Hugh Fleming pIang upon the sight
parspeE, al act which was Immediately
greeted by a report of two or three rifles,
the bullets Of which sang past unpleGsantIy
close TO his ears. He jumped hack again
into the trench. but not before he had con-
WINGED himself that so far the alarm was
baseless. Some few Russian sharp-shoot-
ers had crept along the edge Of the ravine
with view of harassing the occupants of
their late position, but there were appar-
emily no supports behind them.
TIE moon died gradually away before the
first streaks Of dawn, and no sooner was the
light sufficient than the batteries on both
sides engaged IN savage snarl over the dis
puted bone OF last night. The Russians
knew well that every hour their lost posi-
ton remained IN the hands of their assail-
ants so much the more difficult would it be
to recover. 1t was clear it could only be
retaken by daylight at a great sacrifice.
They must wait for the next night, and in
the meantime, as Mr.. Finn said, They
were showing deal Of nasty temper"
1t was weary work after the prolonged ex-
element of the night, waiting through the
early morning hours for the reliefs to come
down; but they came a. last, and sadly
Hugh Fleming commenced to lead his worn
and scattered band back to camp. II Yves
impossible TO regain the right attack with
out exposing the party to q certain amount
Of fire from the enemy's guns, and the Rus
SLAMS were not the men TO overlook their
opportunity. However, Fleming was fort
innate enough to accomplish this without
further casualties and finally reached camp,
where he found the remainder Of the regi-
ment anxiously awaiting their coming and
full Of pride at the way they had taken and
held the quarries.
On the right our gallant Allies had under
gone similar experiences, bat the splendid
rush with which they had taken the Mame-
lon just before sunset, recalling the dash of
pack Of hounds into cover, had not been
sustained. Carried away by their impetu-
osity the victorious French chased their
beaten foes TO the very glacis Of the Mala-
kotf, but there they encountered the Rus
sian reserves and were ia cir turn not only
hunted back to the Mamelon, but through
it, and SO lost tho work they had so gal
lantIy won. Gen. B1squet, who was i'll
charge Of the attack, was, however, not
quite the man to put up with such failure as
this. He hurled two brigades at once
against the re-captured Mamelon, and after
brief but sanguinary struggle the French
regained possession of the Lunette, though,
take it all in all, at fearful secrihce of life.
ITO BE CONTINUED.
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would have aroused the wrath of the o'rps
with a vengeance. Hugh pondered Tor
IitrIe as 70 what could have drawn fortn
Miss Srnerdon's sarcasm. Her fathsr had
been very hospitable TO the regiment during
their stay ct Newport, and che herself had
been popular with all OF them VIVA; could
have made her turn round anu tauht her
old friends il this fashion,
Hoyever. spring at last made It's appear
snce and despite Mr.. Smerdon's prohecy
brought With lt neither dove nor olive
branch. but an order for her majesty's til
TO proceed amongst the very first reinforce
me1ts. 70 the front. The sun shone brightly
as thew steamed out Of Faletta harbor. And
all signs of that dresry winter seemed to
have vanished. AS Tom Byng said, by
love. how those fellows before Sebastcpol
must revel in this How they must kick
up their heels after all they have gone
through"
Across the bright dancing waters Of the
Mediterranean the good ship rapidly makes
her way: up the sea Of Marmora, through
the Dardanelles, looking perfectly lovely In
all the glory Of the early spring: has good
passage I'D the usually stormy Eu1lne. and
as they near Balaklava q dull, monotonou5
boom breaks upoa their ears and informs
them that the bellgerents have woke from
their wintcr torpor and though as yet
somewhat lelsurely are Tecomme ncln9 nos
tilitles.
"Ah. Miss Smerdon will have to take
back her spesch l fancy, before long, said
ByDR. as they threaded their way into the
crowded and land-locked harbor, Hugh had
read him that extract from Nellie's letter.
81 wonder whether she'd feel it should she
chance to see that we've been in a big fight,
and that some of US had gone under II
adding another blaznn to the colON
"Ah. she's been rather severe lately on our
want Of laurels."
YES. girl who speaks Of US as she does
is not likely to cry much for US" said byng.
sulkily.
Hugh eyed his chum queerly for q mo-
ment, and then. as he knocked the ashes out
OF his pipe, rejoined:
Don't think you quite understand
women-there was a lady called Beatrice
and man called Benedlck."
"Never-except in Shakespeare said
Byng.
Hugh Fleming shrugged his shoulder and
walked away without reply.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-05
NOW FIRST PUBLISHED.
Beatrice and Benedick'
Romance of the Crimea,
BY HAWLEY SMART,
TRS LONG ODDS
LICKSCE" ETC., ETC
TALL RIGHTS RESERVED
SYNOPSIS OF PREvIoUs CHAPTEI
BY HAWLEY SMART,

CHAPTERS /. AND 1I.-Hugh Flem NJ, one OF
the officers of the regiment stationed IN Man
chester lust prior to the war in the Crimea,
backs himself TO walk fifty miles in twelve
hours, and accomplishes the feat-though no
athlete-1ust within the given time. His sue
cess is witnessed by Miss Smerdon and Miss
Nell Lynden, two bosom friends who dOte on
the military Their respective fathers are Old
school fellows Mr.. Lyndon, about whose past
there is a certain mystery, Is q doctor by pro
fession, with chemistry as hobby. His lAbora
tory be allows no one TO enter into.
CHAPTER III. AND Iv.-lnto the mysterious
laboratory Miss Smerdou. Who is great favor
tie with the doctor. resolves upon entering, but
is thwarted. Fleming falls IN love with MISS
Lynden, and tells his friend Byng. So out he
dissuades him from proposing TO her Just on
the eve Of the war.
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MEDICAL.
IN THE SPRING.

Nature should be assisted when the system is changing
from the full habit of the winter months to the lighter
diet of the warm season. Swifts Specific IS. S. S.
stimulates the sluggish blood and rds you of that feeling
of heaviness and languor.
skin the complexion and healthy
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S. s, makes the feeble and delicate strong and robust
s. s., whole body and increases vitality
S S. s., Is simple vegetable medicine.
poison the blood it generally shows itself in
spring this the to help nature to drive
M be cured Nothing does this as well as s. s. s.
harmless the most delicate yet SO powerful as to
cleanse the system of all impurities.
Books on Blood ATLANTA
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18
691 472
consunpe.on Cured.

An old physician. retired from pract-
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an..E East India missionary the formula
Of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cnre Of consump-
tion, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all
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or English, with full directions for pre-
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Block, Rochester, N. Y. A-92
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18

plicit descriptions OF each move. TIL Osc
who have attempted to explain I he
game Of baseball to sister, wife, .or
wife-t.-be, know what an almost hop O.
less task Il asss. Now here is the
whole thing done for you, and SO
cleverly and d'early tlAGt after reading
it woman viii he ,as Anxious as any
one of the otker sex to ssee a match,
and she will never again say, "Welh
what is there in 6asehell, anyhow"
The article VA ,same .hoErs of ,expla-
nation, and shews the enterprise of
this progressive Magazine, which
strives to give the public Just wuat
they want. This August number is
certainly very attractive. "a Happy
Day at Cairo" with it's heautiful
illustrations, gives splendid idea
Of home life dn Egypt; Summers
Bird" is one of Olive llhorns AIiller's
charming papers; The Game OF Lawn
Crooketta" describes the new pas
time that il almost as facinating as
tennis, there ave absorbing stories
and beautiful poems. all tie numerous
departments are 0veraewing with good
and seasonable tLings; and in addition
there are over two hundred fine illus
trations, including beautiful water
color of Swallows" It is published
by w. Jennings Demorest, at is East
14th ST., New York. Price 30 cents; or
3 per year. Any of our local news
dealers will be glad to supply IL.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18
McMULLEN & GIRARD
Hu9ust me79Q
=. CHOICE =.
$WINES,LIQUORS and CIGARS, 4

Imported Cuimbach and Muenchener Beer,
0uinness's Stout, Bass Pale Ale, w. II.
NcBrayer Whistles, Martelps Cognac,
Do Kuyper's Gin, Sherry, Port Wine,
Imported and Domestic Cigars
and Smokers Supplies.
aRHIrx ar, L'HNSR, xIoH.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18

NnclMiing 2,551 acres reserved
for Insiians.)
Schooleraft County. % 306
The laals embraced in the following
portion 'ds she statement are in process
of adiustMfnt and are not subject to
entry at the present time. There hay
ing been Nc recent change in the status
of these lsuEr, the certiications made
for the NJ, a.. & o. and Bay de Noquet
& Marquettes-ailroads are still in good
standing ON tie records of the land
office:
Lands in T &c 3, 81 and 30 wap-
proved for NJ, H. & o r. r.
and now CLAIMED by Michigan
Land & Iron Co., forfeited by
act of congress. ,approved Mar.
: 2, 1889, as shown by line of for
.feiture rs indicated on map
eyith letter"F' MGrch 13, 1889. IL $50
L<nds in Marquette and Baraga
counties. approved dor Bay lie
Eoquet & Marquette r. r. to
ua:ich no r. r. Go, asserts
claim and which have not been
patented by state OF Michigan. IL 600
Landsselected by NJ, H.& OR.
r, Co., within tue six miles
limit,of the 0. & b. II. X. II.
grant Forfeited by act of con-
gress, approved March 2, 1889.
These sends are now claimed
by Michigan Land & Iron Co... 18 7O4
Lands lying within the earned
limits Of q. & b. r. r. Il.
grant as shown by map above
referred to Application Of o.
& d. r. r. r. Co. to select
now pending on appeal from
the rejection at this Office. ....... % $50 |
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-18
D. 5uty CilInspector.

State Oil Inspector John O'Brien has
announced his appointments Of de-
puties throughout the state as follows /:
First district, J. d. Long and M. Quirk,
Of Detroit; second, Alexander Richard,
Tecumseh; third Chisholm Mckay,