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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
His First Appearance.

He was country fellow from away
up the creek and paid visit to the
country town accompanied by his vile
He drove up to the side entrance OF the
hotel, left his mule and 'rockaway at
the door, took the lady in, and followed
a hall along until he came to the Office.
Anybody here keep tavern?" he
inquired. sticking his head in the door.
Eyes; do" responded the landlord,
coming forward.
"Can l get stoppin' here over night,
fer me an the old woman?"
The landlord informed him that he
could.
owe got mule and rockaway out
side" he went On. "Kin you keep them
too?"
"Oh, yes, we've got a nice livery
stable attached to the house."
"Good enough; I'll stop with you"
"Well, step this way, please. and reg
ister," and the landlord got behind the
counter and showed the book out.
The guest approached it cautiously.
"Got to do any writtin'?" he inquired
nervouslY.
NOI muCHs Ohiy yOuA H@hO ~AN LIZ
ever is with yoR."
"It's safe enough to do it, reckonP"
he half inquired. taking up the pen
awkwardly.
Certainly" said the landlord, assur-
ingly. 'All the gusts do it,"
what have / got to writer"
1.-The name, where from, and so
forth"
The guest wrestled with the pen for a
minute or two, sticking his tongue out
about two inches in his efforts to get it
straight, and showed the book back
again.
THAR, that's what you want, l
reckon?"
The landlord looked at it and with a
soft and sunny smile said it would do.
The guest had written:
"John Bigley. mule and rockyway and
wife, Bigleyville, Perry county, KY,
and so FORTH"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02

my nose stopped mp on one aide and then
the other, dropping from head 10 threat aud
hawking and splitting. had headaches over
eyes and top OF head. Ny appetite grew very
poor, and what ! ate distressed me 80 much,
and IL ate very much IL would make nv smoth-
ering spells worse. would often stsrve myself
rather than smother as did.
II had burning sensation In my stomach all
the time and gas would accumulate IN my stom-
ach. Bowels costiye. palpitation OF the heart.
l have aken treatment all my life, all the pat
ent medicines / could hear Of one doctor
treated me for over year aud said was In
the nrst stages OF consumption. In all have
taken treatment from seven different dostors,
who gave mo no encouragement and all OF than
said would never be any better Three months
ago I applied for treatment at the Copeland
Medical Institute. found their EXAMINATIONS
very thorough and thought they surely under
stood their business, and put myself under
their treatment and began 20 improve from
the start and now feel Ike a different person
altogether, and have had only one choking spell
since began here.
"My nose is cleared up. hawking and splitting
OF green STUFF from my throat In mornings hiss
disappeared sleep good and arise Ia morn
ing refreshed. The fact IL never knew before
what good nights sleep was. l have gained
In flesh from the beginning, and now feel 10 my
duty 20 advise any one suffering from catafrh
and asthma as did all my life, TO Try ORA. Cope
land, Bell and Davis and get relieved.
~ really don't think could have lived much
longer when I came TO wheeling, and people
about Raven Rock did not think / would live
very long either. They did not tell me this -
discourage me before cane, bat told ne thsir
opinion after had taken treatment Tor elk
weeks and Jaw was getting well"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02

placed in the booths or compare
ments as aforesaid. or delivered
to the voter for the purpose
Of enabling the voter to prepare his bal
lot, or shall. during an election, remove,
tear down or defnce, the cards printed
for the instruction Of the voters or
shall, during an election, destroy or re-
move any booths, railing or other CEN
venience provided for such an election,
or shall induce or attempt to induce any
person to commit any such acts whether
or not any of such acts be committed, or
attempted to be committed, shall be
guilty OF misdemeanor, and. on convfc-
tioa thereof, shall be punished by Inn
prisonment in the county jail for not
less than six months nor more than one
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02

Mrs. Josie Gregory, OF Raven Rock. N. Va.
propristress OF the Parker 4 Gregory Etncral
store, OF Raven Rock, relates her case al fo,.
lows:
MY teouble began when was q small Guild.
was 80 young can't remember tue exact
years. i had asthma from nv infancy IN. Had
choking sensations and smothering spells 90
bad that would have to be propped up In a
chair 10 get my breath. Coughing spells would
sometimes last all night, especially II felt
after the smothering spells passed on During
the smotheriug spells merely had dry, hack
ing cough Finally my cough became SO bad
often raised mucous mixed with blood. I bad
pains all through the upper part OF my lungs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
Momentous Questions Presented.

SAN Francisco, CAL, November LIN
addition to voting for President, Congress
men and Legislature, California will vote
next week on the following propositions:
To refund the State debt, 10 build depot
at San Francisco an educational Qualifica-
ton requiring every voter 10 be able to
write his own name and TO be able TO read
the Federal constitution, and the election
of Unites Senators by the direct vote of
fha na0nla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
Elactrlc Wlremen strIke

New YORK, November 1.-The electric
wiremen met in Clarendon hall this morn
ing ana decided on general strike. The
walking delegates were appealed to and
the decision was reached that all the afili-
ated trades should be called out with the
exception Of the tin workers and brick lay
ers. Delegates started out this morning
to call the union men on their jobs. It is
thought the strike may effect 50, COO men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02

Asthma is rarely disease Of itself. IL arises
from numerous causes--discascs OF the kidneys,
stomach, heart, nerves, lapys. blood and Dose.
II these several causes we're well understood
irascible asthmatics CatArrh OF the nose,
moist, dry. atrophic, hypertrophic. Il now 70.
garded the most frequent cause 81 asthma--zs-
fectsd asthma Il Is called. The cause, Of
course, Indicates tho treatment-cure the ca-
farrh, correct tho ds1sais.---r -, -
there be any, and tsi5 4slLu. -. "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
Lake shipping Troubles.

Coop HARBoR, NICE, November L.
The schooner Flying Cloud, bound here,
loaded with oats, is on the reef at Glen
Arbor 1t is reported that she Is breaking
no and that the grain is running out. The
FlTing Cloud had 1900 bushels Of oats
valued at $500 on board. She is insured
for "a 600. Anf .ber schooner loaded with
corn IS wntsEk ed near Empire
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CATARRHAL ASTHMA.


The Lady Profits by What she Read La
the Neuspapers-Asthma and Lung
Trouble. Hard Coughing. shortness OF
Breath. Catarrhal Pains. smothsring
Sensations, ktc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
A TRUSF ACCEPTED.
rrsIn3 Formally AcknOvl-
ag8tho Honor
\ ali 81 THE DEMOCRATIC

!, convention and Since
sshonal - enthusiastically Rati-
9 2: y 3 His Party s,..1.,,l Plain n;
stra 10. .s;on Of the Party and
the -s.;sste-No Verbosity
rs O"- -,.sning Of Meaning-He
nor % rirrnly Upon the Plat
-, and Defends It,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
SILVER.

$50. z We deuounce the Republican leSis-
lltion know as the Sherman act OF 1871 as
cowarGly makeshift. Taught with possibilities
OF danger in the future which should make all
OF its supporters, Gs well as us Authot' anxious
for us speedy repeal. We hold TO the use OF
both gold and silver rs the standard money OF
the country, and 10 the coinage OF ooth goIo
and silver without discrimination against
either metal or charge for mlntage out the doi,
lar unit OF coinage OF both metals must be OF
equal intrinsic aud exchangeabie value or De
spch safeguards OF legislation as shall insure
the maintenance OF the parity OF the two met,
ais and the equal power OF every ooIlAr AZ All
times in the market, ana IN the payment OF
dents. and we demand that all paper currency
shsII he kent at par with and redeemable in
such coin We insist upon this pohcy as esPe-
cislly secess ny for the protectlon OF tne farm
ers and labOring classes, the nSrt anu most oe-
fenseess victims OF unStSOie Money anu Huo
..SEC. 3 We recommend that the prohloltlVe
N ner cent. tax on State banks be repealed. /.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
"sEc. g. Public Office is a public trust We
- firnn tie declaration OF the Demccratc Ma
,Sonai Convention OF 1875 for the reform OF the
.;vii service. and we call for the honest en-
S...,osnt Of ali laws regarding the same. The
noynination OF President as In the last Repuo-
i,.sr Convention by delegates consisting large
~ 80 his appon tees, holding ONCE 81 his pleas
nre. is a scsndslo satire upon zee popular IN
.i,,,tions and startling illustration Of the
netbods by which 3 President may gratify his
nnhition. We denounce policy under which
EaSeral oflice-holders usurp control OF party
FN-.antions in the States, and we pledge the
.mecratic party to the reform OF these aud
~ cher abuses which threaten individual I'D
srtv and local self government
FOREIGN POLICY.
asrc. 10. The Democratic party Is the only
,srtv that has ever given the country a foreign
psi;csv Consistent and vigorous. compelling re-
p Oa.S broad and inspiring confidence at home.
While avoiding snssnging s@ncss i;h !. o. ss;
almeo ~ % esnecislly with our neigbbors on
na.lo s,,erican cont nent, whose destiny Is
soey linked with our own ana sism T an6
SUI y sbich * liable ~ any time 70 CONFRONT
S OI with the ., sS@a noRy % str raI
We -1stes III .rrrs,Ses OF national defense and
enoSx one -, rnaintain the honor and dignity
- he country abroad.
RUSSIAN OPPRESSION coSDE7nzkn
pyxo. i. rhia county has always pssn'ns
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$500 Per MonTH.

All diseases will be treated at the
uniform rate Of So month. Medlclr
furnished free. Remember, this
cIudes consultation, exanlnatI
medicine and treatment for all
eases and all patients.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
PUBLIC LANDS.

"SEc. 6. The Republican party, while pro
for small holdings by &C ual settlers, has given
away the peoples heritage until now few
railroads and nonresident aliens, individual
aud corporate, possess larger area than that
OF All our farms between the two seas. The
last Democratic administration reversed the
improyident aud unwlse policy OF the RepuDll-
can party touching the public domain, and re-
claimed from corporations and syndlcates,
alien and domestic, and restored TO the people
nearly one hundred million acres OF valuable
land 10 be sacredly held as homesteads for our
citizens, and we pledge ourselves to continue
This policy until every acre OF land SO unIaw-
fully held shall be reclaimed and restored to
the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
TRUSTS.

"sEc 5. We recognize In trusts and monopo-
hes which are designed by capital to secure
more THAI their just share OF the joint product
OF capitsl ana labor q natural consequence OF
prohibitiye taxes, which prevent that free com,
petition which rs the life OF honest trade, and
we believe their worst evils can be abated by
law, and we demand the rigid enforcement ol
gether with such further legislation in restraint
Of their abuses as experience may show to be
necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02


election day within any polling place,
or within sixty feet OF any polling
place. No person shall apply for or re-
ceive any ballot In any polling place,
other than that In which he is entitled
to vote, nor shall any person examine a
ballot which any voter has prepared for
voting, or solicit the voter to show the
name, nor ask, nor make any arrange
ment, directly or indirectly, with any
voter, to vote an open ballot. No
person except a commissioner OF
election shall receive from any
voter ballot prepared by him for yut-
ing. No voter shall receive ballot
from any person other than one OF the
poll clerks; nor shall any person other
than a poll clerk deliver q ballot to
commissioner of election to be voted by
such commissioner. No voter shall de-
liver any ballot to commissioner OF
election to be voted, except the one be
receives from the poll clerk. No voter
shall place any mark upon his ballot,
nor suffer or permit any other person TO
do so, by which it may be afterward
identified as the ballot voted by him.
Whoever shall violate any provision OF
this section shall be deemed guilty OF q
felony, and, on conviction thereof. shall
be punished by Imprisonment In the
penitentiary for not less than one nor
more than two years.
SEC. 81. II any person not herein
authorized so to do, shall enter or at
tempt to enter the election room, or
shall remain within sixty feet OF the
polling place, contrary to the provision:
hereinbefore made. he shall be guilty. OF
misdemesnor, and, on conviction
thereof, shall be fined not less than one
hundred dollars nor more than five hun
dred dollars, and confined In the county
jail not less than thirty days
SEC. Sc. II any person shall, during
the election, remove or destroy any q
the supplies or other conyeniopse'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02

'SEo L. Trade interchange on the basis OF
reciprocal advantages TO the countries partlcl-
pating is q time -honored doctrine OF the Demo
cratic faith, but we denounce the sham reel
procity which Juggles with the peoples desire
Tor ENLARGED foreign markets and freer ex-
changes by proceeding to establish closer trade
relations for a country whose articles OF export
are almost exclusively agricultural products,
with other countries that are also agricultural,
while erecting a custom-house barrier Of pro-
hibltive tariff taxes against the richest coun-
tries of the world that stand ready to take our
entire surplus of products, and to exchange
therefor commodities which are necessarles
and are comforts of life among our own people,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19

(IoUSEWORK.- omp't@nt person 70 do
L1housework In sDa family 10 West
lgth.st tom hell.
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FURNISHED Rooms

WO nicrly-'uiuishDd rooms. bedroom
ana ~ituu--iOom. with all improve
Mcnts, for one 70. TWO gentlemen moderate
rent. 6Oi last Sitn.-t
ID DIST, al LAST-La1gc Handsomely
- furnished ilOut room, ample closets
modern convenience; with or without board.
OS ST, -. near BroadWsv.--Large
~ and small rooms bath edjOn.ng no.
~ att, hdihce Gentlemen only; seen today
~ WEST 49rH-ST.-A large. nicely
ICi tWlsfcd room for one or two sen
ueMcn; private house references.
DIG WEST 18Th >T.-Hands fur
Wv nl~hed, sunny rooms, heated every
couN cniencc: gcntccl house; breakfast OPP
uOnal moderate.
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miscellaneous,

ENrLENtN wishing 10 dispose Of their
- lelt-ol clothing al far value. Will
resse cal on Or address EDWARD MIL
LEk. ~ Gth-aNe
DEICE> WITHOUT COMPETITIONS
Et"NUing acton ,hipClv good aud wCn-
dtriuly cheap unique Partisan Je"eIrr,
sloN"-, coz T.. unacrv.ar handkerchief.
JAMMi-s, 800 broadway and Is W. 3oth -
- AFETY BICYCLE wanted must be
- cheap ioI pot cash -.r pas. .na
mako. SAIIIN. Boz 10. TIihune on y
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flats 60 Get, FURNISHED .
THE PRINCETON

THE PRINCETON
NO. II West lSth.st.. near 9Th.
ssH".IFwo delightful adjoining rooms on
iourth moor house run OH hotel principles !:
,.YYoins american or European. Apply to
T'O LEA suite OF furnished nat,. coin
Il pct. and elegant ovsrl1nitin@ NJ. WI,
nTDol' with elevator steam heat and all
.VnN 'hI'hcrS ApDly ~ JanitOr. J3 Pine.
tpiie-oJ.. BioOklyn. y. y
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WASHING, Nc.-A German woman wants
| w work at washing and cleaning. In.
quire 3d. East yth.st, Room ID Mrss
King
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Flats 90 Get, llnfnrnisbc6

80 DIST. WEST. corner Amst"rdaneave.
- -flNc, six, seven rooms; bath. steam
heattd an improvements beautifully deco.
id1I rents az 10 SO. Inquire owners.
uu premises
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Ciin Real estate for Sale.
Hrooklyn Real Estate.
Gitn Real estate 90 tst.

rXrNGToN.AVE. 6SO.-To strictly
1, nriyste family, charming 3Storv and
h, .u'ont lO-IoOD house; IA perfect order,
prrt ~ POO. Apply at house.
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{Uork n)dnis0.

Males.
A SOBER steady man. just discnclc,d,
~ .'..- employment fapid p"nuah duirH
alf ar.4fttr a. uHuf"- GOOD Itlth r7-
Aaar'-- Gro. H. IIl'klI.. 80 j. ""."c-'t.
lOt'NG MAN would llAo ~ obtain stu
~ alton ~ engineers helper 9r a.i 9ther
work In cngine-foom. NJ \. LYNCH. 10
A COMPETENT and good sJDDcsrin0 man.
n s.. VII acquainted t.hugh EurOp.
speaking several language. wants situation
a. valet traNclin buuri OF strn s4eiau",
reference. AGdrc., ELLEN, ~ W. 2oth--t
YOrN,, MAN. %. wishes situation a.
a Collector. or any other kind OF Uors;
\ Urlop. r yc,r-' reference. Adm - g.
WlNtER go Ble"ckrf-lt --
NottNt, nan wants position rs 01irc
a assistant on a--istant bOokk"epcf toph
pcnmai- bo-t rc'sl'iic' '"i"IN ~" "'y
ali or address ". l.. T., care KofHe' 80.
shave.
.c.nrNTANCY.- Balaucc -hcrtS and
a r..ot and los. accounts prepared. AZ.
80. vrittrn No. trial balance. drawn OF
nv cxprtt hookkceper- and acc0nntint' AZ
,.odrf;,t.. Iatc- CHARLES NESl' 800
Broadway
s.iSTANT BAKKEEfER wants posi-
a Ton IN hotel o. saloon qu'N, "i'. .'n.;,
-, and otliglng best rcicrenct- toVd
,miV y'os' On or address T.. T., care korhr'
go ith-aNe. -
yoTNG MAN. experienced II boo..
n ke,ulng and corresponding WIN 'ithV
Ve.r.i ,sf,rrnce- from lat eIpoN,ti ~"
familiar WITH The German ana bnL lsn '1"'
300 East lOotn.7t
S.,S1A%T EHi;TENDER want s!tua'
n ton Ia good house, whel' tneio - .
chance Of adtancenef R90H u, ,, I'., e.
Address NJ. =, car" oil NoDI'''' 90 ''''.''
nVERTI sEMENTs AND SUES, BIZ X ~,
n = D
Viii. BT RECEIVED At THE X
'rNvT OFFICE. so. l.2i2 BroadWAE, "a
49, ,orth Of Thirty nr-t--i.i ana NJ ~
TISF.MFNT~ At the following . naan'h -
a. ave 1871 Fourth-avc., corner ! vnI-
,"rntf It.. : 200 1hd-avc.. colhrr doIH-
s,yenth. st: l.O2G 1hifd-ayc. nor a,A 49,.
T.t'f -OS fiTst-aVc.: 100 M,-t ny
''..ond 4. 10 COiumbu. ave. % LlprI y,
- Ayrl.ue 4: 1873 lhlrd,aNe. 20
Nest Fouftccnth-st. 237 W.T. "a 1l, A. ~
Ciurcb.st. 81 Thild-afc.; Loss Ih my Az Az
A. he HARLEM OFFICES, lSp ~
opr'6undred aud.twenty.Gfth- it ana ~
Wc-t Onr.huud ed aid-twcnt' 'hith-aI' "p l"
4 y. m. At regular Once I,t.., 5oi De
K.ihayr.. i 300 Bcdford-aVe., ana No. 10
~,n.dNov m, IN : u. M. No regular "nice
igtr-
Thoroughly experiehced /;
Is f0rrneriy employed ~ hotel hn~lh 49, 'ui
understands tho system uu."u Y.,n 49,, 49,, ~
addrcss 4. W. care Korke' 81 fu-1Nr.
% ATTENDED, or assistant win 81 rel
X rr.nre desires position uocriht
wagc,. il. J. COTTEE, I"N 49, 40
Broadway.
oKTrFXDEK.--By thcrouPhly experienced
* mon, oui,k active aud lOlit mix any
80 ''' - ,.fcreucc a. TO honesty. &c.
Iii LII q, address d.. care Korhc. 39s fu-aNc.
N 0oKKEEPER or assistant OF A.
WAC wages 81 good reference. D. J. COT
~. BOX ;. 756 broadway,
~ ooKKEFPER. married. -. wishrs Y p.
% tiOp in 0e sdJ a s':'' sasry noeersl .
wGd6ro ". C. WILKISSON, .Oi Lse'aNt
ErookJvp
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A GENTS.-M Ondcrlul advertising dcyice ;
"A sells 10 merchants, manuiacturers ana a.
Offices splendid employment. luclose stamp
ARC Il. MIG. Co. Racine, Wis.
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. pTIsTIc DREssMAKING, perfect NJ
a ING costumes jackets, ana WisPs )
6and,ome dfcsses for sl2. Nine OWEN
49, ~ - pid -
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Board il)anieo.

R0ARD.-Young lady, employed near Fast
-. 25d;st., would like lg1ches IN q re.p.ct
ape private family. Address, with teim>'
=. r.. Box 10. Tribune once.
BOARD WANTED.-Young lady desires
~ third.story front room. with running
wetar aud furnace heat near East 23d.st.
xrsspeeuble house private family pfefs{isa'
ssfess, Eating terms. J. O.. Box u 1no-
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Countrn Real estate for Sale

GENCN fOS MONICLAIK.-Dwci
~ for sale or % let: lcafg Assortment 81
)ald>One building sites terms easy.
TUBES & TAN Lon. , EceNla.--t.. y.
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Domestic Gituations Uanteo
Males.

.NalcS.
COACUMNN.-A gentleman giving up
v horses wishes 10 procure situation Tor
bis coIthhIn - Yeas 10 hi employ can
mghly recommend hin. a, a nr-t-clis- man.
=. H.. 1.oi2 90 ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19

w reference. dcsls,, po-ito n. moderate
wage. .. j. COIIIH. fo. l. '''
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Domestic Gituations Wdnte6

~ MENT HOU sE.-tOr hotels and prl.
,ats families fir>t~class male ard fon ale
help. with references city and country
At Mr., fLOGD'S, l3o oLl-aNc., 4th house
above l0th--t.
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Uork Wante0.


Males.
PHOLSrERER wants work in hoi'l' or
u private houses. furniture. q, 1880
made over. carpets. O>J.ill III h"A'N'
AZ Wr-t iIUn--t
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x,,AlTEFSS and IANBEKMAID.-By
w "A hight Young English Protestant. or
a. nurse m0dera:e wages city ~ country;
ovreri~nced waitress; also Win children.
With Mr,. TYLER. 3ij oth-aNe.
yxrNITREsS and CHAMPERM hID.-Bv
w neat tidy Young Z 4 makes AZ sal-
al. md. rstands cor, ~ silver ard nns
china: city ref renee last employer can he
seen. Call l,0i7 Gth-aye., bet. 18th ana
-Sff, -.
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n OAtHMAN.-ti0ld rity rodchman wants
" place; ha, -"Ncral ycaC good cltY
r..f~reac,-. English married. +. H.,
L -.unL H.. IL ~ NNfn.-l
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~ INTED. % 90 600 600 peoplc 20 send for
w Brh'S carriage and hane>, tStt-
,'sue.; largest assortment in America; very
neip-s,e price, don't pay such extfaNac8nt
,n,fess for harness AID carriages e-taD-
md lS62 Address j. Il. BIEO n, Bur
ii,e,on y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19
Gelp Uanteo.

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