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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-11
R. T. MILLER, M. D.
= PHYSICIAN AND -
Surgeon.

DR.. Miller is a regular graduate of
the st. Louis Medical College, one of
the oldest and best Medical Colleges
in the west. He gives special atten-
ton to chronic cases in medicine and
surgery. At one time during the war
he had charge Of one of the largest
government hospitals in Central Mis-
souri,, in which there were several
hundred sick and wounded soldiers.
He is now engaged in manufacturing
full line of regular remedies (nOt
patented nor copyrighted.) In con-
nection with his regular practice, his
medicines are intended to take the
place of the patent nostrums Of the
day.
Office and Laboratory
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-11
WAY OUT IN IDAHO.
A Region that L. sort Of Paradise for
Owls.

A Region that Is sort Of Paradise for
Owls.
Il suppose the greatest place for
owls on this continent is the Craig
mountain region in Idaho" said a
New Yorker who has been looking
over that country lately. There arc
owls in that region not much bigger
than a robin. and others that can
show q seven-foot spread OF wing.
There are white owls. red owls spot
ted owls and striped owls; owls that
can 60 about in the daytime as we'll
as night; owls with ears like q fox
terrier; owls with top-krots; owls
with yellow eyes blue eyes gray
eyes and red eyes. It is a regular
owl paradise the Craig mountain
country ia but don't know why.
Il couldn't see any more points for
owls around Craig mountain than
there are in a good many other placea
unless it's because there are so many
rabbits there. The Craig mountain
owls actually fly in flocks and it is q
ghostly sort Of a feeling that creeps
over fellow to see a flock of twenty.
five or fifty big birds gliding and fit
ting about at nightfall and the whole
lot OF them not making any more
noise In their fight than as many
tiny butterflies would Owl shooting
is favorite sport with hunters out on
Craig mountain. There is a variety
of owls that hunt mice by day in old
fields which the hunters most like to
90 out after They flush like part
ridge except that they are as silent
a. shadows 1t takes q good shot TO
bring one down. big as they ara for
they 60 like the wind.
Il don't know what Craig noun
tain owls had against chap named
Gabe Mills OF Portland. a well-known
hunter and prospector. but they gave
him lively time one night He was
sitting In front OF his camp tent smok-
ing his pipe when suddenly he was
swooped down upon by q flock Of big
white owls. They clutched him with
their great talons and they CRASHED
1t him with hooked beaka They ad.
vanced and retreated with swiitnoss
and regularity. Gabe hustled him.
self into his tent and they swooped in
after him. He couldn't use his gun
to any purpose except as q club. and
used It thus 50 effectively that he soon
routed the Jock but he was clawed
and chawed 90 that he bled like .
stuck pig. When he took an inven-
tory Of stock. he found that he had
killed twelve immense owls with the
butt Of his gun. Some Of them were
six feet from tip to tip 1t was most
unusual occurrence that owl raid on
Gsbe's camp and Il 10 fsvorite story
out around Craig mountain yet"-
New York Sun.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-11

Giving Illn q Character.
Bronson makes me tired. He Il
quarrelsome and clumsy. said Martin
That's trua Bronson would try
70 split . HAIR with . meat AZ. !
think "-Judga
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-11
Bogus White Leadand
adulterated paints would
have no sale did they not
afford dealers a larger
profit than
Strictly
reWhite Lead

The man who best guards
his own interests is never per.
suaded to buy paint that Is
said to be "just as good" or
"better," than Strictly Pure
White Lead. The following
brands are standard and Il.
ways strictly pure:
COLLIER
RED SEAL
SOUTHERN
The National Lead Co. manu.
facture a line of colors to color
strictly pure White Lead any
shade wanted.
Pure White Lead
Uniting Co1ors
fhey are put up in small pack
ages; one pound being suf6-
Gent to tint twenty-five pounds
Of Lead. This makes the best
paint that it is possible to put
on a building.
20 send to Us for book eontaining informa.
zion that may save you many . dollar; 10
VII only cost you postal card to do %.
COLLIER LEAD AND OIL WORKS,
SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD WORKS,
ST. LOUIS LEAD AND OIL WORKS.
St. Louis, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-11

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-11

@Omnibuses and carriages attend al
trains. Telephone connection with all
parts Of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-20
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP

Sam iiodgson Of Meredith. y. H., is the
first northern breeder To- contribute a
performer 10 the $50 list this season
His stout mare Eta X by Douglass, got n
mark of . 20 81 at Lawrence.
To hard working horse repose is al
most as much necessity as good fool, but.
tired though lac be, be is often very shy
about lying down even when a clean bed i
provided for him. Ness horse lies
down regularly hi. rest il never complete.
and biz joints and -ihews -tiffen and wbils
it is true that some horses that sleep in a
standing position continue to work for many
years, II is equally true that they would
wear much longer and perform their work
much better if they re.fed naturally.
Young horses may refuse to lie down when
first in stall, aud when brought into a
town stable the habit may be confirmed UNI
less Inducements are offered
Col. +. W Morrill, arrived home in Pitts
field from Massachusetts Thursday last,
and while away bought the celebrated trot-
ting stallion "Lougway" Record, go at
three years of age private trial as five
year-old. 229
DIR. Franklin. the we'll known trotting
stallion, bred by 4. J. Lawrence of Fair
field, now nearly 81 years old, was driven
half in - few days ago There's a
sample Of the vitality of the Knox strain
Eastern Gazette C.. T. Stackpole, the
Gardiner horseman, has this to say regarding
his promising stations that appeared on the
track at Dexter and Exeter last week
They are tunard. Dr.. - 81 Venture.
2.56 -. and Matchmaker. Jr.. 2.3s !
Il expect to lower Cuuard, .Ir's record
somewhat. lie wiutcred well and il acting
good, Venture is a PAGER. | expect h.
will pace in % this fall. Matchmaker, /
think, will trot in 81 this fall
There are 800 of the most beautiful
horses in the world in the stables of the
Car of Russia, many of them being of the
pure Tartar breed. They are luxuriously
cared for, and stand with clean straw To
their knees. Their magnificent tails are
never cut. and reach to the feet, and the
long, silky hair of their bodies is never
clipped
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PULP MILL BLAZE.
Soon After Noen Saturday the Fire
men Called Again to Duty.
shed Vert Boiler Hesse Badly 0amaset
n fire Which Was We'll Handed.

Fires we're in ORDER isst week and j,
.een,ed 20 the tired srenen Saturday, thu,
there vas no end 10 their troubles. Abgs,
Ten minutes past nooa an alarm was rnnr
in and dense volume Of smoke was seen
to nae over the pulp mill
The crowd Immediately s~gzn 10 poar II,
the direction of the pulp mill which from
the distance appeared to be IN flames. On
arrival a. the place however, IL was seen
,;,st the danger was not 80 great a. a. frs,
supposed. The wooden building just north
Of the brick boiler house Of the company
vas in flames and smoke vas pouring from
the boiler house, but the men sloat the
mill anil the company from pet,inaiBs
Corner we're soon on the scene and working
With eilI. They we're speedily reinforced
By the other companies aud the fight with the
FIRE ksnd con1aeted rapidly and viii,
srceilent judgment. There vas no.
a great head Of water on at the bysirsn,
hut the pump Of the mill were working and
IL vas iu, few minutes before il became
apparent that the blaze was uader control.
The shed sas almost ruined, some Of liz.
window. in the boiler house were broken
ont and other damage done, the whole lbs.
probably amounting to $500. Insured in
the Manufacturer. Mutual Company.
At first 1t vas supposed that the Are ORIG
mated IN the boiler house from the shaving.
and spread into the woo'ien building adjoin-
Ing. Later investigation confirmed, how
ever the theory that in the large pile Of
dry efgings just bark of the shed the fire
originated by spark from a passing Gu
go
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DEEPLY nousstp MERE


The fsiinx. which flashed oSer the An.
za-ss wire Saturday noon ANNOUNCING the
death Of ElHmons Blaine at Chicago A,
HE a. VI. that hay csst gloon, over thi-
city, the hsme Of the d.ees..st. an,
where everyone WIN knew him va. Ri.
frlff'f This sui,isn ard very .ad dealt,
was almost The sole topic Of conversation
90 the streets. The report eoald har,ily be-
errffited. Enfmon. Blaine n4s very popsi-
lar here Almost everyone knes him only
10 IKE him. On ali ssles was heard 81
pression* Of the deepest sympathy for the
beressed relatives.
On 'he~il O'Clock Pullman that went
through here was special ear containing
er-seereszry Blaine, Mrs. Blaine and Nls.
Hattie Blaine.
In the Congregational church. Of which
church Hon. James g Blaine ia a member.
the foiio~i ing resolution was adopted sun
day morning, the congregation ,sslHiing
Resolved, That this congregation here
assembled this morning to worship God in
the South Parish Congregational church
augusta, Me. desire. TO express. sympathy
with Hon. James d. Blaine and family 10
tins their grest bereavement
Ar. hznley says that the statement that
kmnons Blaine returned home from Min
neapoti- sorely disappointed a, the result of
The convention and worn out With his labor-
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National Home.

The awarding of contracts for the SUP
plies Of III. National Soldiers Home, To
gu., has just been completed. The sue,
ressfn contractors are:
The James h, Fuller Co, Augusta, fur
ai.h the apples baking powder onions
pimenio, pickles, saieratus. coarse Liver
pool salt
VI :, Aver e. Co, Boston. barley. peas
j X Ellis & Sons, Boston, beans butter
cheese.
augusta Beef Company, veal, fresh anf
eorued beef mutton.
Gardiner Beef Co, hams, bologna lard
shoulder >. r., sausage, pig, tongues
fresh pork.
+. 4 Smith z Co, Portland, currants
boneless cod fish. ginger pepper, rice sage
.avory tobacco.
Oriental Tea Co, Boston, green rio
coffee tea
Smith Bros, Gardiner. erH'kers.
3. +. Parrot 4 Co, Augusta. boltef
corn meal. rye Hour. sugar
oscar liolway & Co, Augusta, -four
choice and second grade.
+. 4 Smith & Co, Portland Graham
floor
Austin Nichols 4. Co, New York
hominy.
j W Monroe, Boston, moissses oat-
urai
4 l. Grant, Corinna, potatoes
North Prov, 4 Packing Co. Boston
clear pork.
rhurhcr Whyiand & Co, Ncw York
t,l-n. tomatoes, vinegar
: u. Collins. Gardiner, fine and table
salt
Nichols & CO. New York. syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-20

Heart disease is by far the most frequent
cause of sudden death. which IN three on
of four eases is unsupported. The symP
tnu,s are not generally uaderstood. lhes'
are a habit of living on the right si'le' si'or
breath, pain or distress in side, BACK OF
shoulder. irregular pulse, asthma. weak ah'
hungry spells, wind in stomach, swelling o.
ankles or dropsy. oppression, ory eoos'
aud smothering pr. Miles Illustrate,
book on Hear, Disease. free at B"wuite'
Webster & Cos, who sell aud guarantee
pr Miles nnequaled New Heart Cure ans
his Restorative Nervine. which cures ne,
vousnes., headache, sleeplessness, ehee'
of drinking. etc, II contains no epia'es'
nn,.,Ihleod&wly
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t'orll.

Fsrmtns,nn-inas II. to the wife OF Jaha ''sif
a daughter. p.,,,-,
New via.yari-,Iunc t., the wife OF seaese
Merton, a daughter.
KINNKEts'.
w,,ryi,,, inn. 4 10 the wife of nr. ", L
Gf,ralssf q s.st.
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To PROVE G GGE M nA1Ha e.

on and after October I, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $500 and guarantee
that in ease it does yon no good You can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
vousness. Loss of sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ty Of the Appetite. fleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the stomach. Hacking Cough, and
Constipation And why viii IL cure? Be
canss 1t il Eelaxing. Purifying, soothing.
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Norphi1. 1t Is harmless to the smallest
child: children like IL, and 1t is far superior
TO Castor oil and all other preparations.
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark. the Beaver.
THE GR0DeR DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY,
wATERvtLLE, MAINE.
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p.,rv R,ooka wa. IN the ,.i,v Saturday
+ Gerald of Fairfield was in the city
saturday
MAYER Sclbiny wa. calling On friend. in
town Sunday
" : Brtdirv of Fas, Va.saIboro WIS in
tho ri,, At the North Yesterday.
Mr. AMI Mrs G. n. Chick md little
laughter are at Eoothbay fIsrbos.
LAWYERS Spear. Clason and IIe-cltou of
Gardiner wcrc in the city Saturday.
Miss Jennie EIlri1gc of Newport is the
ynest Of Miss Alice Clark in this city,
T. q Vtck.ry went 10 Fort Popham Sat
urls, where h. will remain for several davs.
Mrs. william Armi,age and her niece.
Miss Wilcox. are stopping ut the augusta
house for few DAYS.
+ W, kinsman Ir., of New York, who
Ia. been visiting his brother in this CITY
..,,,.,..I j., <.,, y,rt SATURDAY.
-.
W. w u 'hr'eh' formerly VI 'h's
city. nov of ilaverhill Mass, was IN the
,ity Yesterday calling on friends.
a. NulIa, mil t;fa ant ,br,o ,bl
''eh are stopping At io"i No''h '"r 'e"
lays. They are from York, Ia.
Mr. w. L. Noble of New York. who has
t.,, ,,i.,,;...- H., hr,,,t.,r NJ L Nobl.
Tor II" hatN' F'urhe" nome oa'ur"aE'
Mrs. Frank White anil Mrs. Jas. w.
White lsft on the boat SATURDAY, for Brook
..,. NJ 49,. ,,,,,, IN .,,,,,d . ,,,L
..,. ....;
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| wish TO explain in a few words to other
sufferers THE condition | was in three years
ago. had been what called Chronic
Dyspeptic for fifteen years and as stated
above, | WAS not free from Sour stomach
for three years. Everything | ate soured
on my stomach before digcsting. 1t caused
me to have Headaches, | world be feverish
by spells, and nervous that could not
make myself comfortable in any place This
world was burden to me. Many times
| thought Of meeting death. During my
choking spells my feet became cold, and
the chills would come over me 80 IL would
make me think OF death.
Such was my life until | used Groder's
Botanic Dyspepsia syrup. That has once
more given me a chance to enjoy this world.
I today able to do As good days work
a. ever could in my life, and | say that
Groder's Syrup Is worth ten dollars u
bottle for any person troubled as | was.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE +. DEARBoS,
North Vassalboro. Ne
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Eaectually yet gently, when costive or oii-
inus or when the blood is impure or snug
gsh, To permanently cure habitual COAST
patton. to awaken the kidneys and liver TO
healthy activity, without irritating or weak
euing them, to dispei headaches colds OF
feNsrs use SNrup of Figs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-20

ON@ @VJoxS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectuaily, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs lie the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it, action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known. w.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG SKRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. H. sES Yosx. NJ
-,
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Marrieo.
kENNENl.

Boston -.innr = Mr. Henry II, Nardnu. ,lr
" B"ston, aud Nil, Mary l.. ~tratt"n, of Far
hrid.
SpAEH~ET.
winthrop uur st,Grn, &. liind, Of Winthrop
and Mis- Ina \ Morse Of l.i,rfnnrr.
B.iermie.-.Iup,. st. Mr. Frank {. Brnckrtt nt
itt <trd and Miss lnta l., ludkin>. NJ hrlgrsd'
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Che Phll. & Reading Il. L. Co-!.csscc)
PASSENGtii TRAINS .cayc loot ol Cortland, and Des
uiO>-es sts. l0ilONs.
a. N. for Mluch Chunk and intermediate points.
"A. Geneva, Lyons Elnirl. Rochester Buf-
the West, Pcttslle aud principal local
Lyons pullman Car Suspension Bridge
a. H. for Mauch Chunk and interMeillat. point.
IL M south Plannci AMI all intermediate points
T. 80 p m for ElnlEl and intermediate points chair
u WIKI sbarre.
/ d. N. runAhannock ami intermediate points,
nee lion to Reading and Harrisburg.
$50 ,. Tor Bound Er OK and all intermediate points.
40 p. for l.. AID u Junction AMI principal inter-
mediate points. Chai- Car 10 l. and b. Junction
80 p. Tor Pott VILE and intermediate points. Chair
Car 10 Pottsye.
Connection heading AMI Harrisburg.
y. Pennington and al inferno ddtr points
80 p Tor Geneva Lyons. Elmira. Rochester, But.
falO and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and
pension Bridge
lraIns ieating Mt 10 a. M IL 80 p. No. | D. m ana
40 ~ connect for all points I'm Mahanoy and Hazel
coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL M for Mouch Chunk, lazeon Shenandoah
and intermediate points.
SIS p. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
80 y. m for Geneva. Lyons. Emirl, Rochester. Buf
falo ana the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge.
General Eastern ONCE. o35 broadway.
The YORK Transfer Co. Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through 70 destination
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Andrlan Michael }. to Henry Hughes. sprngst. W
EIoomInedac LYMAN g. and ano. TO u. =. Trust Co
: j.,thst licking morris, years. tj5. 900
Grown. Henry II and wife. to american surety Co. y.
3dayr n iw corner l7Jt-st and other property. bond.
CIrano Joseph and ano FrIedcrcka ililen5rand,
CiSubcr Emanuel to John n; Knox ct al, stanton-st,
shcrin.St years t2s 900. ,,ho,, y u,,o, ~,
Lcroy.st. years. $4,000 -.
Dieter Jacob. 10 Bertha W Ireltag, Beiford'st 5
Commercc.st. instalments, " 900 .- - ~, .
Elias. Harry. to Ann T. Hon, W Avenue O. l3thst,
FIJI. Andrew j. and wife. to L C Tafts, ll4th.st
Tcenters Carrie and a%S 70 d LCS"a Strong
GutweIs Alfred e F. n Carpenter. No IOnes'st .
yeari ym.n mo Ioais to Joseph wlttncr and ono
ho., h "a se MS ay
70 n.A nSo.. cu 81 c Co. Line
blast. Of psancsy t year "a r IS COO s,.r .,.,..
e Of Coum6usave; orisases, year. 50, 900
Scisoa Charles and vie 70 James s s,.arns.
ohIckers Henry j. and wife. to the Franklin Savings
Bank Of the City Of NewYorx. Amsocrdamave. corner
SINE 70 Theodore 4 Cordler same property; years
o,h,ve' = Of 1tttist: Years IS 600 '""'''
Rohrg. VIM =. % Ascher welnsten. n 3 4tth.st. Of
ssgdaef L. 70 .HSS cDH''' executor
sldeaberg Gustavus and wife. to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, 7th-ave W Corner i2onst' years.
Taller. Robert W. and wife TO Phebs Pesrssn Saith.
eomer BOULEVARD insts ". $4,000. 49,.
St years, s35, 900.
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The French Evangelical Church. of New oia, 900
Co.pelia w Sade 10th. 0thaye. year., Emo
Urban Adoph to Margaret t Hicks 1l'a'c' y" ~
Wenstein Aschor, Ncw-York security on am A
Comnanv 46th.st o 9th-avc, year, e,oVWn,, ove I
Same. to + J Mddletank, foth's'' '
WiiIiams MAYNARD NJ to Charles Peabody IT, IL
IJb"rty.st W BroadNay. and other property 9'"'''
IS 500.
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Proposals.
ARMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET

A RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET
"A NEw'YoRk CITY. February in. 1892. sealed
scsK 80. ISG2 a9i theS oPsaed for sup
NALL Toe C.f wrs Hops &C. speed,d gar
this ONCE Preference VIII BE- given 10 articles Of
production manufacture conditions of quality aud
price ncudng the price foreign predictions The
duty thereon being equal, The Government reserves
tanning proposals should bc endorsed Propos,s for Quar-
trmastef's Stores 10 b. opened March Sth isn and
edrcsset 10 ALEX. j. PERRY. Assistant Quart stcr
General. Y. \. Armv.
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Ieatbfrs.

n Est TEACHERS supplied for all branches ID any
ID locality. NO FEE for refsrS'P ,,osn W ,tth. st.
=, :, r ,,rs ~ 49,, ,.,ce.-New- York Borton, Chi
csgn IL. tnsn,ss &c 900 positions hlled II T.
CROCKER. y. Y, Monefer Llnool y s,
STT Teacher OF electrical engineering
w for West principal Of senorraphie ana MN "a
department able teach these s,i%nG ,so 5,
0th-st
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0rachers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEACH;
"A Frs Tutors Governesses. etc. Of all bisnches supplied
70 Universities, Colleges Schools and Families. Cllegar.
Schools 70 Parents Modern Languages spoken. MIRIAM
COYRIEkE Hook Buldpg $50 Ffth.sve.. cor. 20th-st
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AGENCY
a Supplies Professors, Teashsrs Tutors, Gcvenesses
Mn in, HOUN0HuLToN, "a UnioA Square.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
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LIEUT.. 7. u. LANDoN, COMMANDANT.
II OYS' SUMMER VACATION HOME; heathful. pleas
snt and happy Christian home from June Is TO Scptem
'e' - ''"N S. " ROBERTSON. Giimanton N. II.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Poughktepsle n. Y
II Open all the Thorough instruction 10 bookkeeping
Arithmetic BE. Teegraphy btcnsGraphy. Typewrng &c.
Business supplied with onpeent assistants short
notice No charge for situations furnished Send for catPge
T. I.MwoOp SCHOOL, For BOYS az Milford, Conn
II Parents who unfortunate In the arrangement oil
their will do well profit by the advantages offer
Year "'' FRANZ 81 HOWE, supt
Il yEEiIOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. y. J. 45th ycnr.
College preparation spcciaty business. high school
u or6HKEEPSfE MILITARY INSTITUTE. Twenty.
ninth year. Prepares for college scientific schools
and business. FRANK HOLLAND c. E.. Principal.
For Young Lades-Country.
T LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochester N. p
IL Home Church School for the care mSnagenent and
culture Of young ladies' 35th befins Sept 49, 1891
Write for illustrated circular Mrs G. NJ Curtis, Principal
Miscellaneous.
DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free TO par.
"A State locality price desired pupils age and
r. v. HUYSso0N, American School Bureau w. 1lh.st.
n R. scHULTzE, lae West lsth..t graduate Of Berlin
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nathcmates natural PHILOSOPHY German etc.; highest
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