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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

There were 211 deaths from various causes, In
Cincinnati during the past week. Twenty-three
were the result OF la grippe. Compared with
the corresponding week last year, the increase
was Ill.
Prospecting for coal that has been going on
near Brush creek, two miles from Kans City,
has resulted in the discovery of vein OF coal
four feet thick. four hundred feet from the sur
face. said 10 be as good as any coal in Missouri.
1t Is now said that the Glendale train robbery
was committed by ex-convicts led by Charles
Brown. a notorious character, who was only re-
Gently released from the CanonCity penitsntiary.
Ii 10 supposed that the robbers are now In hiding
in Colorado.
The colored people Of Louisville are much ex-
ercsed by the recommendation OF the Railroad
Commissioners that separate coaches be provid-
ed for their race. At meeting led by their
ministers o resolution was adopted asking the
Legislature to let the subject alone.
Judge Tourgee, who has been Ill at Denver.
Col, for some time, Is considerably better and
IL is believed that he will recover In short tune.
He has had n severe attack of the grip. compli-
Gated with spinal difficulties The latter has al
most disappeared. but he remains In bed.
Mrs. h b. Wells editress of the White Rib
homer, or Jackson, Miss, has been offered and
has accepted the position OF associate editress OF
the Union Signal, the official organ of the Ma
tional Women's Christian Temperance Union, 10
NIL the vacancy occasioned by the recent death
or Julia A. Ames
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
EIGHT YEARS In PRISON.
George ". Lecointe Convicted Of Shooting his
Wife Under Peculiar Circumstances.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
WAsHINGToN, ID. G.. Dec. 19.-One Mi htlast
June George w. Lecointe. young married
man, returned to his home at time when
he was believed to be out of the city. Upon
going to his apartments he found his wife
in the room of Miss Eaton. who occupied
the room adjoining. He also found there q
young man named Frost masquerading in
one of Miss Eaton's dresses. Lecointe drew
Q revolver and fired several shots, one of
which struck Mrs. Lecointe lnhicting q
painful though not serious wound. Le-
cointes trial was somewhat sensational,
owing to the complications involved and
which were not explained, and also to the
fact that the court excluded all testimony
as TO the charge of improper conduct on the
part of Mrs Lecointe as justification for
the shooting. The court ruled that such
evidence was inadmissible. as the truth or
falsity had no bearing upon the case. Le-
cointe was convicted of aggra yated assault
and battery. and to-day he was sentenced
60 eight years in the penItentiary. mo-
ton for new trial was overruled.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
THOSE RUSSIAN REFUGEES.
They Will Be Settled on Farm South of the
City-Lost Their All.

The family of Russian Hebrews. whose
name 10 Stein. will be settled on a farm
four miles south of the city. belonging to
awealthy Hebrew in the city. Provision
Will be made for their support until they
can provide for themselves. The head of
the family is man of intelligent appear
wears of aes boy fsr Sa
age. The family lived In Rus
sra on rented farm, thirty
miles from Odessa, and only two or three
miles from the Austrian frontier. In con-
sequence, they speak the German language.
The owner of the farm was an Austrian.
The edict under which they were driven
out was issued in 1888 and thousands of
their race have been compelled to sell their
property at whatever they could get. Mr..
Stein had horses. cattle ana implements
worth 1000 when the ukaee went out. IL
is predicted he will not oe subject of
charity long.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20

confess It is about equally divided between the
traitors who do the wrongs and the citizens who,
fbsn You enreat me 70 reress 10
ances against-whomf Why. sir, you have not
SO much as mentioned the name Of one man who
perpetrated the insults or which you complain.
Be little more practical next time, and by al
means follow my at,vice. Shoot down the uu-
washed dogs who desecrate your flag. When
next you write me, tel all the particulars of the
fight. and give me 4 list OF the rebels killed.
am, very respectfully. your obdt. sery't,
LEW WALLACE,
Major general. Commanding.
The other letter Is of q different nature.
The rebel element in an Episcopal church
had il in their minds to depose the curate,
or pastor, because he would pray for the
President of the United States. General
thing so he assumed more ecclesiastical
authority than q bishop would dare as
sumo. and wrote the loyal pastor as fol-
lows
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3, 1854.
Rev. l. Van BokkeIen. Gainesville, Baltimore
sir-I am reliably informed that, under the
pressure of the secessionists OF your cOngrega-
ton, you are about to retire from the pastor
ship of st. Timothy's Church. over which you
have so long and so credftahly presided. This Is
tn inform you and your congregation generally
viii not he be allowed in that church, except by
successor OF undoubted loyalty. 1t is also to as
sure you that ii yOn choose 10 remain in charge.
Us neftIDlcfe you cDfsii IhNc All Tue pTotctt1oh
that lies ia my power. After this presentation
1t is hoped you will regard 1t as your duty to re-
main at your post. LEW WALLACE,
MajOrgeDe Commanding
The exercise of such authority was per-
fectly legi timnte, as the district over which
General Wallace was in command was
under martial law. and TO maintain order
and hold the treacberous rebels in check
the officer In such department was war
ranted in doing MANY things that could
not be tolerated in time of peace. Amidst
arms the laws are silent"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20

Threats Made to Blow Up the United States
Legation at Santiago, Chilli.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW YORK. Dec. ia World CORE
pendent at Washington says that he has
been permitted to see q translation of q
cablegram from Minister Egan stat
ing that the United States le-
CATION In Chilli is surrounded
by the police and mob which is threaten
ing to blow up the legation because of the
refugees there. The correspondent further
says the cablegrsm has been shown to the
Presidents and members of the
Cabinet. and has caused a good
deal of anxiety. The correspondent
says Ii is believed at the Navy Department
that no such outbreaks would occur If
ample protection were given. 1t is thought
that Congress will be called upon to no.
tice the matter. and that it Is likely. if
these demonstrations continue, an ulti-
matum will be sent to Chill.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
LET LOOSE WITH HIS GUN.
Panic Created by IN Intoxicated Rough at q
Time When the Streets Were Crowded.
spec,si to the Indianapolis Journal

epec.si 70 the Indianapolis Journal
CAMBRIDGE CRY. Ind, Dec. 1o.-This
city was excited at Z o'clock this evening.
Oliver Berry. crazed with drink, stepped
in Richey * Bowmaster's drug store and
said he was going to kill somebody to-
night With that he flashed a thirty two
caiibre revolver. Dir. Richey. seeing his
intoxicated condition. made an effort to
overpower him and relieve him of his
weapon, but Berry fired &C him. the ball
causing slight wound In tho forehead.
The wouid-be murderer then ran out in the
street with pistol in hand. firing in every
direction. The street was crowded with
people on their way TO the Merchants
Carnival They sought safety in the stores
ead behind buildings, the women scream
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
A New Church Service.

The Mayflower Congregational Church
has recently introduced what is called the
Brookfeld services in connection with the
Sunday evening service. These services
were originally arranged for the use of
churches of the Brookfield Association. in
Massachusetts,. but they proved so popular
and attractive there was soon great de-
mand for their publication. and they are
now used by different denominations in all
parts of the country. The third of the
series will be given at the Mayilower
Church tonight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
Owned n Pug Dog and Embexxled.

EpeciaI 10 The Indianapoiis journal.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 19.-Joseph Nathan, local
representative OF shotter & Co.. of Savannah.
Ga. large rosin and turpentine establishment
left the city ten days ago. presumably for the
City OF Mexico. and has not been heard
OF since. An examination OF his accounts
shows "A shortage of about Sl5, 900, WHILE it is
said, q local bank Is out $4,000 through his pc
culiar transactions. Nathan was quite a swell,
had pug dog, spent money with lavish hand,
aud women.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
Sold Iinunr Alter Hos1ra

Lewis G. Mccarthy, who keeps a saloon
at one of Sim Coy's old "hold- outs.n No.
105 Massachusetts, avenue, was arrested
last night for selling liquor after II o'clock,
by patrolmen Tebin and Durham. This is
the same man to whom the County Com.
missioners granted a renewal of license the
other day, DESPITE the complaints about
the character of his place.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
Coiored Boys Arrested.

Two colored boys. Columbus Winfield
and John Williams, were arrested this
morning. Williams was charged with as
soclating with thieves. Winfield was
wanted on q warrant.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20

ing with fright. Fortunately all the bull
lets went wild. and as soon as his weapon
was empty q br ave policeman landed him
safely behind the bars. Berry about two
weeks ago joined the Murphy League.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
Assaulted . Discharged Employe.

Charles O'Connor. q tailor in the Com
mercial Block. employed Thomas
MoGavin. Friday night the lat
ter quit work and W ut back
yesterday after some tools. o. ,nnor as
saulted him. beating him up DIT ty badly
about the head. Both were arrtaed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-20
Fire Alarm at n Hotel.

An alarm of fire took the department to
the Spencer House at 1880 o'clock last night.
A doing guest had permitted a candle in
his room TO burn down and set fire to a
ne wspaper The blaze was extinguished
without damage.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
ZAPlSUJCIE SOBlE WIARUSA!
Poswiecenie kosciofa
Ohm n ma, Neb.. II Lipca.

Dnia y Lipca, W niedziele
zesz}q, odbyfo sic W Omaha uro-
czyste poSwiecenle polskiego kos
ciofa pod wezwaniem SGD Pawia.
Dina poprzedniego, t. j. W
sobote, przyby4 Wielebny ks. VIA
dysiaw Sebastyhski 2 Poznanla,
Neb., i zaraz tego samego dnia
W wlecz6r zostal wniesiony do
nowego kosclo}a krzyz Mlssyjny,
przez tegoz ks. Sebastyansklego W
roku zeszlym posw1econy ma Missy
polskieJ W kosciele SGD Jdzefa, a
W nledziele przybyi ks. Biskup
Scannell i poswlecii kosciof a po-
tenn mai sumo Wlelebny ks. Will
helm Choka, wlkary generalny,
kt6ry tez pred sumo miaf kaza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE E.

Mode panienki Janikowska i
Bruska odiechafy Is Lipca z Wi
nony, ably wstapiG do klasztoru
Zgromadzenla Sl6str sw. J6zefa W
st. Paul, ktore prowadza wzoro-
wo szkoly / buduja ola biednych
szpltale, jak r6wnlez utrzymuja
jeden swietnie w W1nonie. No
wych kandydatek do tego zakonu
zgfasza sic znow wiele, i s%}usznie,
DO gdy inne zehskie Zgromadze-
MIA klasztorne wymagaja cd wste-
pujacych kandYdatek wysokiej op1a-
ty pc Go dolarow / odzienia rome
60 ma drugie s6O.Oo, to Zakon sw.
Jozefa W st. Paul, uwaza1ac to
nies}usznem postanowiI, zadnej
op}aty cd kandydatek ME zadac, a
owszem kandydatkom ulatwiG wstep dc
klasztoru, chocby przyszlo i podr6i
biednym opIacic. Mech i'm Pan B6g
blogosIaw: w szlachetnych zumiarach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

ME W jezyku, czesklm. Podczas
sunny MAI polskie kazanie Wieleb.
nv KS. Sebastyahskl, a pc sumie
sam Biskup mowii, z~acbeoajac Po-
lak6w do czynienia dobrze i do
mocnej WARY, tax ably wiara by}a
~zlaczona z dobremi uczynkami i
zyclem wzorowem vediug nauki
Satolckiego Kosciola.
Nieszpory odprawif Wielebny
ks. 1lauber, proposzcz parafii
swletej Nary Magdleny, konsultator
b'skupi l eNamlnator pro-syno-
dalny kt6ry tez dawnle; by} pier
Sym pfoboszczem wszystkich Pc.
k6w w Omaha.
0 godzinle 1 odbyia sic pro-
cesya dokofa koscloia i nd zleIonem
zosta1o blogosiawiesstwo z Najsw.
Sakr.
w Ponledia}ek, d. 49,, Cd
by1o sic nabozenstwo za}obne "a
dusze Srewnych i ~przeiaci6f -
wszystkich ofarodawc6w ma pol
ski kosciof W Omaha.
Wielebny ks. Breitkopf, prob.
SGD J6zefa, mlai msze spiewana a
Wlel. ks. S%ebastyahski wygfosif
bardzo %zajmujacej tre$ci kazanie.
O~rganlzacya Polak6w W Oma-
ha, prawdziwie Rzymsko. kato-
licka,-wzieia sw6j poczatek sta
nowczo cd Missyi swletej W roku
zesz} YIN "a staraniem Wiel. ks.
Breitkopfa, kt6ry W tym naro-
die broni} zawsze swietej katolic-
klei WARY. a wytrwa1osG Pola-
k6w zosta1a ukoronowana blogo.
s}awlehstwem. jake ks. Missy onarz
Sebastyahsk1 W SVEN kazaniu wy
razi}, nowy kosclof nowem zyclem
ludzi udaruje, zyciem pokory, Ego.
dY mi}oscl.
,Przyjaciez Wiaruso.
ZAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
NOVA GROCERNIA w w

NOVA GROCERNIA w Winonie.
- PAM Anna Milanowska 2nowu otwo-
rzyla ~zamknieta niedawno przez iel sy,
ma grocernia W swoim w}asnym
domy PREY 9 gioi ulicy, W A wardzic
Przyjaciclc i patroni togo staregc domu
nicchaj 20 i nadal iaknajsilnej popic.
raja. Znnjd2 W MIN dawn9 szczcroSe,
akuratnosG l zetelnosG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

Codopiero po.]awlia sic W
Wmonie nova gazeta niemlecka
ola r~obotnik6w pod tytufem
,,Wlnona Reformer." Drukuj2 j2
W Milwaukee W ofIcynie znaneg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

Wskutek bardzo nisklego stanu
woody bardzo ma}o drzewa przy-
p}ywa do Winony, talk IL parowe
tartaki, jezell dow6z wnet sic ME
polepszy, beda musia}y stan2t:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
HANDEL

Il III ILI
(butcher shop 4 tel wardzie,
573 E. 4 Str, obok Pereutki,
objak Czech A. FRIED, Ma on
najlepsze mieso z 4 tel wardy,
zawsze 5wieAe, woiowe, wieprzo-
we, cielece, skopowe, jakiego kto
zazada. Polskie gosposie dostana
tam "a swoje pieniadze najwieksza
sztuke miesa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
WYCIRCzKA DO DETROIT

Kolej Chicago, Milwaukee s St. Paul
sprzedawa6 bedzie tykiety rcund-trip
dol. I3. rs Via Milwaukee i Grand Ha-
Ven. Zaplata na Milwaukee pokrYwa
takze stancya Ia parostatku przez
%jezioro Michigahskie. TyKiety sprzeda-
wane bsda 81 Lipca, lgo j 9go Sierp-
- wazne do 10 Sierpnia. Zglosic siedo
miejskiego Biura sprzedaay tykiet6w,
Mr.. IS E. 3rd Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

Fam ezna Gusta Jereczsk
czwartej wardy skazana zsotala ma .
dolar6w i koszta "a pobicie dziecka
Katsrzyny Machut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

Pierwssa spowied: l pierwsza
komunia swieta, to pierwszy krok
ma drodze samodzieInego zycia, to
swiadectwo d~olrza1oscl dzlecka, a
zarazem to podstawa moralnej
wartosci przyszfej tego malegc
czfowieka. Patrzac ia te Mode
%dziecleta, uroezystoScla chwili
przejete, zpoboznia}e, chce sic
zawo}ac ,Jeszcze Polska ME
zginlla," DO gdzIe bogobojnos6,
tam i Bog sam.
Re szkoiy naszeJ wlnoh-
skiej, 450 dziecl llczacej,
setka dzleci go W dniu %
Czerwca, i 40 W dniu 10 Lipca), proce-
%syonalnie do kosciola wprowadzonych
do pierwszeJ Komunii sw. p]rzystepowa.
Ky. Zastepto przvszlych ~szereg6w obroh.
COW Polski, to gromadka pociech OF.
COW i matek, to powazna liczba nowycl
obywateli amerykahskich - Polak6w
Oby tyIko dzieci tie wierrcmi pozosta}y
Bogu, Ojczyznie i prawu, jak to przy
zaKohczeniu uroczystosci same W kos
cicle gl0sno. scrdccznie, wobcc zebra
nci Polonii przyrzekly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

do Detroit, Ia s 10. 81 VIA chicago lu0
dol. I3. rs Via Milwaukee i Grand Ha-
Ven. Zaplata ma Milwaukee pokrYwa
take stancya ma parostatku przez
~jezioro Michigahskie. TyKiety sprzeda-
wane beda 81 Lipca, lgo i 3go Sierp-
- wazne do 10 Sierpnia. Zglosic siedo
miejskiego Biura sprzedaay tykiet6w,
Mr. .55 E. 3rd Str.
TANIA JAZDA DO ST.
PAUL i =
Ma kolei Chicago Milwaukee
& Paul bedz!e mozna jechac
do tych Mast "a s4.l5 dotad
j z powr6tem W nastepujach
dniach: IS Lipc6, 80 Llpca,
lgo, ego Sgo Sierpnia. Tyk,e-
ty wazne al do 9 Sierpnia.
LAKE MINTONKA. - Ko-
LEI Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul sprzedaje podczas obecnego
sezonu co piatek i sobote tykiety
do Lake Mlnetonka po znizonych
cenaoh. Tykiety wazne az do ma,
stepnego ponledzia}ku. Pytac sic
W City Ticket Office.
Z,oracamy uUage ma ogfoszenie
p. r, Pereutki i. Skfad iego
teraz TAX kompletnie urzadzony,
re robotnik moze dosta6 u nlego
wszystko, czego tylko %potrzebuje
do odzieky l %stroju. Sami robi~
lismy W tym handful zakupna !
przekonalismy sic, BE towar tam
jaknajlepszy i wszystko idzie jak-
najrzetelniei. Opfacl sic ma ktlka
mil drogi isc do tego handful.
DAMSKZE KAPELUSZE
no lato wystaaUi1ta modnlarha
PAM j.. BOCKELL, 2l3 E.
3rd Str, nledaZeko apteh p.
Laura, 70 syojem oknle wy-
stawowem u roanych gatunkach,
podtug n~qjnovsze] mody. z6wor
2upe2nle noUy sprowadzony re
WscAodu. IaA5;cA plehnycA
kapeZuszy ID 5adnym mnyn1
handM 10 Wnonle ME ma. Ceng
jaknejtmlsze.
ROBOTNICY pracu]acy W
srodku miasta, niechaj wiedza, ze
najlepsze plwo W miescir sprzedaia
Bracla Griesel PREY siennym
rynku. Zaprowadzili onl teraz
move ulzadzenie do nalewanls
piwa W szklankl dajace piwo zawszt
swieze. Najbardziej chwal2 ludzle
utrzymywane przez Braci G r e
$ Ell piwo ,,Mllwaukee Dope
Beers, lecz sprzedaja oni take
wyrob dwoch winonsklch browa-
row oraz Porter i Ale.
z ubra1i z%noszonych rob- cat
MEM howe parowa parowa farbier
MIA Wanona Steam Dye Works
prey czwartel rlicy, niedaleko no
wego gmachu pocztowego.--Farbu
ia tam i reparuja "a tame pienia
DE talk odziez meska, iak dam
ska
W[NONA ~SAVINGSBANk
-Winonskl Bank OszczedAosc
wypozycza pieniadze ma ME
~ l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
Ma SPRzEOAz
l Ia
PODARUNE x,

Doposze Szanownej Pnb]icznosci re
odebraaemS wielki wyb6r towaru, kt6ry po
jaknajtahszej Genie sprzedaje: Buty, trze-
wiki, SLIPPERS wszelkiego gatunku, ola
doros}ych i dzieci = dalej ubiory, kapelu-
SIZE, czapki oraz spodnie ubrania p%oiczo-
chy.
Oznajmiam r6wniez Szanownej Publicz-
noScl, re W moim handlu wielka zaprowa-
dzi1em zmiane ma korzys6 kupujacych. .
Kto kupi odemnie towaru "a dolara.
d%ostanie piekny podarunek wartosci cd
jednego do dW6ch dolar0W.
Przybadzcie do mnie a przekonacie sic,
re to prawda co g4osze.
Niechaj Szanowna publicznosc 4 tax
pomyslnej sposobnosci skorzysta, a oszcze-
dzl PREY kupnie sporo pieniedzy odbierze
piekny podarunek.
W po%przednich latach d%odawa}em kupn-
jacym "a dolara towaru, los ma %loterya. a
vice tylko kilku kupujacym p~rzypadly
piekne, drogie prezenta, = tego zas roku
d%ostanie sic kazdemu, kupu]acemu. "a do,
lara, piekny prezent.
Przytem przypominam, il robie tanio
MOVIE buty i trzewjki ma obstalunek. oraz
wy~porzadzam stare predko i dok1adnie.
L us"zanowaniem
ERANClSZEK PEREUTKA
NAPRZECIWKO POLsKlEGO KOSCIOLA, przv 4tei III.
Numer dOmu 575.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

WINONA ~SAVINGSBANK
-Winonskl Bank OszczedAosci
wypozycza pieniadze ma ME
rucholnosci i hipoteki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

(~Donkonczenie. Poczatek patrz Str. y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

ag%ltatora p~olitycznego Roberta
Schilllnga, a wiadomoscl miejscowe
z Winony pisze tutejszy niemiecki
literal John BockeI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
TANIA JAZDA DO ST,
LAKE - 4

LAKE MINTONKA. - Ko-
leJ Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul sprzedaje podczas ~obecnego
sezonu &C piatek i sobote tykietY
do Lake Mlnetonka pc znizonych
cenaoh. Tykiety wazne az do ma.
stepnego ponledzia}ku. Pytac sic
W City Ticket Office.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
Fl u wi PHR EYS'

DR.. HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS are scientifically and
carefully prepared prescriptions used for many
years in private practice with success, and for over
thirty years used by the people: Every single Spe-
cifc is a special cure for the disease named.
These Specifics cure without drugging, purg-
Ing or reducing the system, and are In fact and
deed the sovereign remedies OftheW World.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

z ubran ~znoszonych rob- cal
MEM howe parowa parowa farther.
MIA Wanona Steam Dye Works,
prey czwartel rlicy, niedaleko no.
wego gmachu pocztowego.-Farbu-
ia tam reparuja "a tame pienia-
DE talk odziez meska, iak dam
ska
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| n OOK-HOUS EMAID.-By Jwo Can.
! ~ adams; good coca, washer ana irou"f
| nbli.ing waitress and chanibermaid entire
| work together. With Mrs TYLER, $40
\ SJh-aNe.. above market.
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n OACHMAN and GARDENER.-Fnlly
" competent with horses carria yes. haF.
ness and greenhouses reference. Address
ALEN ANDER. Iribune OfiIce.
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6clp tl)anteo.

Females.
~ ANVASSERS wanted to sell Presi-
" d0nts' album; beautiful plush binding,
with hand painted celluloid label on front !;
viii sell at .iRht; good commission paid.
OTTO VOLCKMER, 124 Chambers-st.
4 ASIES positively furnished handsome
L. paving home employment Hight, pleas
ant simple work, sent and paid for by mail
no canyassing; END stamp Tor sealed par
tlculArs, or addres, on postal for circular.
AQUARELLE CO., Fall River, Mass.
Az ANTED -First-class laundress. Apply
w between and 10 O'Clock, West 3Oth-
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Dressmdking.

A RTISTIC DHESSMAKING.-PeE 1T
n ting costumes hotel orders at short no
tiee nice dresses, Sl2 up. Nine. OWEN,
hO2 West 23d.st. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

IETET NURNE-A neat. healthy wee
w nurse wishes situation. Apply or
address Mn. KNOEPFEL. midwife. 245
| East flst-st.
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citn RraI estate for Sale.

PEW leftover houses, 93d ST.. near
n oflce s19, O0O up bargain. STEVENS,
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COACHMAN or GROOM.-By a nrst-elass
~ man 10 years. reference from last en-.
ployer. Call or address J. WHITE, care
Noblett. 1Ol West 45th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

DAYS MORK.--A respectable ooiOfsd
| ~ woman wishes offices 70 clean. or days'
work. Apply at 20 Grovc-st., rear house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
tl)ork toanteo.

Females.
4 YOUNG LADY OF experience desires
n Do tion as bOOkkeeper competent 70
take charge Of any Office work highest
references. ACCURATE, Box 4, Tribune
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n OAGHMAN and GROOM.-By two
" young men, in private family, together
or -eIorJte, or would accept second man To
be- useful, etc. 3 years city and country
JOHN. care Metropolis, so Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
flais 60 Get, ilnfnrnisbro.

A tyE1Esil EASEMENTS FOR THE NEW
CffvtVyBk TRIBUNE WILL BE RI
Ne % AT I'M UPTOWN OFFICES,
l.lln 40 broadway. corner Thirty -frst-st.,
D. ~ DfeaaWay, corner 26th-st., until
Sksvs <fe West Twenty third. st., corner
com, lo2 9uh-aye 153 FOurth-aye.,
ID Durable SINGLE FLATS; seven
de.oro,nss bath steam heat; hardwood
sys m9defate rent. 3G2 St Nicholas
j 'i ss-S KENT TO JAN. 1.-TWO remain
hes w sisrtn.ents IA the Norma" cor
nee; 49,. and Payk-aye. coal and wood
Ava a. o, ~ y. COODSPEED, 800 Park.
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COOK and WAITRESS.-By two ,SIA
I OF Ireland girls, on a. good GOA,
aoups mats aud desserts other IS neat
| waitress and chambesmad; would go South
| or 20 country references. Can b. sen at
| l.. LENTS 40l Gth-aye., bet. 24th and
\ 18th IS